Allers English - Four Great Ways to Start a Conversation on New Year's Eve

This is a great phrasal verb to say to deal with, that we use this. If something has a negative connotation of something that you have to handle, you have to take action or be patient with something,. We might say, I don't want to deal with crowds in New York, so I'm not going to go to Times Square. Exactly. That's why I would always avoid Times Square, avoid that subway station, maybe walk more towards Penn Station or even Harold Square just to get away from the tourism. Yep. You don't wants to deal with it. Yeah, for sure.