what are you reading? How to answer the next sentence?

This is a kind of wrangling sentence in Northeastern dialect that is wildly circulated on the Internet. The scene is that two strange men meet and look at each other on an occasion, which makes the northeast men very angry and it is an offense to be stared at.

Therefore, two men in the northeast often have conflicts because they stare at each other for no reason. The most standard sentence is this sentence: Look at what you see, try another one. Then it may be natural to do it.

Expand the information network to transmit the northeast sandbar scene;

First, build momentum. Northeasters will scold before fighting. Like what are you looking at? It's easy to get beat up when you talk like that, you know? The voice must be loud, first to shock others in momentum.

Second, grab the collar, grab each other's collar first, and then observe the boy's temper. If the situation is wrong, you can take a trick of "electric cannon" (grab the other party's collar with your knees) and then quickly evacuate the scene; If you meet a coward, just hit the thunder son in the face.