Act as a native language teacher who specializes in informal speech, slang and idioms. My level in this language is level: beginner, intermediate or advanced. Below is a passage from source: TV show, song, podcast, social media post or chat that I didn't fully understand: "passage" Follow these steps: 1) List every slang term, idiom, abbreviation or cultural reference in the passage. 2) For each one, give a table with: expression | literal meaning | actual meaning | natural equivalent in my native language (native language) | register (neutral, informal, vulgar) | region or group where it's most used. 3) Rewrite the whole passage in neutral language, the way a textbook would say it. 4) Translate the passage into native language keeping the original tone, not word for word. 5) Give 2 new example sentences for each expression, in everyday situations. 6) Tell me which expressions I can safely use in conversation and which would sound odd or offensive coming from a non-native speaker. 7) Finish with a 3-question mini exercise so I can practice, with the answer key at the end. If an expression has more than one possible meaning, explain which is most likely in this context and why. Don't make up origins: if you're not sure where a slang term comes from, say so.