If…I understand… and I’m not sure i do… it’s a reference to a retort Harris had a while back. (maybe this speech)
My mother used to — she would give us a hard time sometimes, and she would say to us, “I don’t know what’s wrong with you young people. You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?” (Laughs.)
You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you.
part of a swearing in ceremony for something. in any case, IIRC her father is Jamaican, so there’s some of that too.
i don’t know why people meme on it. it’s not nonsensical. it just means “you think you came out of nowhere?”… it’s pretty clear that’s what it means too. people acting like it’s some indecipherable saying.
If…I understand… and I’m not sure i do… it’s a reference to a retort Harris had a while back. (maybe this speech)
part of a swearing in ceremony for something. in any case, IIRC her father is Jamaican, so there’s some of that too.
Relatively speaking to the American quality of discourse, that’s almost a Marxist dialectical analysis.
i don’t know why people meme on it. it’s not nonsensical. it just means “you think you came out of nowhere?”… it’s pretty clear that’s what it means too. people acting like it’s some indecipherable saying.
Yea, or you could take it literally, as in you’d be disoriented and maybe have a concussion if you just fell out of a coconut tree.
Makes sense.