Meaning of "It fell out"
This phrase describes a state where discipline has loosened, conduct has become disorderly, and hierarchy and order have collapsed; it is used to rebuke someone for this state and urge them to get their act together.
"Things have gotten a bit out of hand lately, so let's get back on track before people start saying you've lost your way."
Related slang words
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