Meaning of "How high does it go?"
A phrase used to imply just how far someone is willing to go—often used to tease people from the Gyeongsang region or with a teasing undertone
"“How high does this go?” he asked, but the way he said it sounded like he was subtly teasing someone from Gyeongsang Province, so I hesitated."
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