The crook reached into his jacket for his wallet. The cop, thinking the crook was about to draw a gun, said, “Go ahead, make my day!”
•As Bill pulled back his clenched fist to strike Tom, who is much bigger and stronger than Bill, Tom said, “Make my day!”
2. Go ahead, ruin my day!; Go ahead, give me the bad news. (A sarcastic version ofQ.) •Tom (standing in the doorway): Hello, I'm with the Internal Revenue Service. Could I come in? Mary: Go ahead, make my day!
•Sally: I've got some bad news for you. John: Go ahead, make my day!