Slang idioms

"Alright, sir. You've paid your bill in full. We're all ..... now," the representative told Jim.

"Well, you are on friendly ..... here. You have been here a year now and you are in the top ten percent of our employees," the boss told him during his performance evaluation.

"When I see Zack, I am going to smack him. He put my junior high school pictures on the internet. You know, when I had braces and blue hair? I'm now the laughing ..... of the whole school," Melissa told Stacey.

"I finally got to go to the local hot springs and read my book. I wanted to do that for months. I was in seventh .....," Marcie told her friend

"We know that the victim was shot at close ...... He has gunpowder burns on his dress shirt," the police officer told the reporter at the crime scene.

"He tried to convince me that there was nothing wrong with his car but he was a bad ...... I knew he was lying he looked nervous and blinked his eyes way more than usual. He also kept stuttering - which my neighbor is not in the habit of doing," Jane said to Mark.

"My car is over twenty years old and its days are ...... It is breaking down more often and runs horribly rough," Janis said to Luke.

"I heard your brother just got busted for driving drunk. He'll serve ..... for doing that, and he should-- it's a serious crime," Ian said to Carl.

"Did you hear that Greg and Jenny ..... up? They were together for four years, but now they won't even talk to each other," Josh said to his sister.

"We're going to have to find a different way to pay our employees other than paying them with the money in Short-term Investments. Robbing Peter to pay ..... is never a good idea," Zack said to the new manager.