Guys help! What does this phrase mean?
‘ Also, there’s essentially no chance you’ll have to show proof you didn’t make a profit.’
I don’t get what no chance means?
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@Beth I’m in the UK, so it basically means I don’t have to show proof I made a profit? Thank you so much hun xx
Curious….what is it relating to? Is it regarding gambling/business/selling stuff?
I'm in the US and it's means the same thing @Beth said
If they said “there’s a chance you will” then that would be a possibility you might she’s to. So in reserve it would mean there’s no possibility.
You won't have to prove that you didn't make a profit. Also curious what this is about
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Idk where you’re from but in the UK we say “no chance” as a phrase just to mean exactly that.. like there is no way you will have to show proof.