you at? 

Shortened form of "what are you at?" (or whatayat?) meaning "what are you doing?" or "what are you up to?".
Commonly used in Newfoundland, Canada.

Person 1: You at?
Person 2: Just relaxin' by'

you at? by greatbigseaofnocares March 20, 2010

Where da fuck you at? 

1) A query of an individual's present location
2) a phrase used to describe an individual's present location
3) a query of an individual's present focus or mental state.

1) Yo, Deshawn, where da fuck you at? We waitin on you.
2) Don't lie to me. I know where da fuck you at, so you better have my money when I get there.
3) Get your head in the game, bro! It's like you aren't even playing. Where da fuck you at right now?

Where da fuck you at? by K. Washington August 30, 2016

They fuck you at the drive-thru 

Originally uttered by Leo Geotz (played by Joe Pesci) in "Lethal Weapon 2", it has come to signify a grudging acceptance of a shitty situation that one is powerless to change.

What, you just paid a $5 ATM fee to withdraw $40? Well, they fuck you at the drive-thru.

They fuck you at the drive-thru by Martin Tupper February 1, 2018

Man fuck you, I see you at work 

A usual response to the question "Wassup can a loc come up in your crib?"
Saying that you will see he who questions you at your place of work, on top of this we can imply that the two people conversing are from the same place of work

Lamar: "Wassup, can a loc come up in your crib"
Franklin: "Man fuck you, I see you at work"

Man fuck you, I see you at work by WyattB2005 January 14, 2021

I'll see you at the crossroads 

A phrase used to lament the fallen, meaning that the speaker will see the person in heaven.

RIP man. I'll see you at the crossroads.

I'll see you at the crossroads by Tossrock July 22, 2006

See you at the party, Richter! 

Originated from the movie Total Recall. As Quaid (played by Schwartzenegger) is about to have his memory wiped, which would turn him into one of the bad guys, Richter sarcastically says "See you at the party" - implying that they would be partners at that point.

Quaid escapes and later kills Richter. As Richter falls to his death, Quaid yells at him, "See you at the party, Richter!"

This can be randomly yelled for no reason or if you've just beaten someone in some contest. Or if you just threw someone to their death - you can yell it as they are falling.

After knifing a sniper in the head in COD4 multiplayer: "See you at the party, Richter!"

See you at the party, Richter! by zerocool21 July 7, 2009

See you at Joe's? 

Words uttered by teenagers as they prepare themselves for a cult-like tradition in which anything could happen.

Tommy: See you at Joe's?
Ryan: Hell yeah man

See you at Joe's? by jepsos September 18, 2018