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What does it mean?
Letterman expresses surprise or confusion, possibly about an unexpected situation at Vassar.
In plain terms
He is asking what is happening at Vassar.
What can you take from it?
Ask for clarity when confused.

Where it applies

  • unexpected events
  • confused moments

Putting it to work

  • seek clarification

Questions to consider

  • What does the speaker need to know?

Another view

It lacks context to fully understand the intent.

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