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What is this sentence mean? "We've been in this tin can forever."
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What is this sentence mean? "We've been in this tin can forever."

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It’s means that they’ve been stuck in an unremote place awaiting adventure meaning that they haven’t discovered the outside world yet because they’ve been stuck in the same place.
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