What does this sentence mean?
Hi, is this sentence written correctly? I have to translate it, but I'm not sure, what does it mean. Is it that I'm like Godzilla, or that to be Godzila would be better? Or both?
"It’s going bad, really bad. So bad that you’re pretty such Godzilla charging down the street would be a vast improvement."
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Is this transcribed correctly? It doesn't make sense as written. I think "such" should be "sure", in which case it means that things are so awful that Godzilla charging down the street would make the current situation better. It doesn't suggest that you are like Godzilla.
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Howdy. English speaker, here to help.
It sounds like you're saying "You are like Godzilla, because the situation is bad. The situation would be better if you charged down the street."
However, my intuition is telling me that is not what you intended to say.
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