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Definitions by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant

to let you tell it 

IN BRIEF: "If I let you decide/have your say or exercise influence/inspiration."

The person saying it is usually in total disagreement with the other person or believes the other person is just full of idle talk.
WOMAN: You know what you doing is a bunch of BS, right.
MAN: To let you tell it.

in a better place

IN BRIEF: Free from all of life's pain and suffering.
WOMAN: You need to see your friend. He may die anyday.
MAN: I rather stay out the doctors way. Plus, I rather see him in a better place than suffering. Real talk.
MAN 1: Man, I like those runners. What are they called?
MAN 2: Nike Shox Turbo+ 10's.
IN BRIEF: An act of not being able to help yourself/fight your own battles and having other people to help you/fight your battles for you, especially if you brought the problem on yourself.
Some people may be wondering why anybody would yell "mayday" in the first place when they are in trouble. Here is why: It means "help me."

But to be maydayish, that obviously means you can't fight your own battle/s, especially with you're the one that instigates 'em.

keep it -100

IN BRIEF: to keep yourself fake and false to yourself and/or others; to be dishonest; to resist the temptation to be real or stay real or keep it real, regardless.
WOMAN: You know I keep it 100.

MAN: You mean you keep it -100.

that's what I know

IN BRIEF: This phrase is another way or a confident way of saying "I know".
NOTE: That's what I know is another way or a confident way of saying "I know".

drunk stop

IN BRIEF: A DUI stop

NOTE: A drunk stop is a stop for driving under the influence or while drunk or intoxicated.
Drunk stops saves lives. People that drive drunk know better.