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"I know," Two-bit said with a good-natured grin, "the chips are always down when it's our turn, but that's the way things are. L

ike it or lump it." (pg.43) This dialogue shows that Two-bit… Group of answer choices Likes having all the rough breaks. Understands Ponyboy's frustration but doesn't like to think too much about it. Doesn't understand where Ponyboy's frustration is coming from. Understands why Ponyboy is frustrated but is tired of listening to him whine.
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