Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.

Can someone call me “I am good”? This is more common among school-goers and pre-teens, I hear.

In proper English, it implies “I am behaving well, I am a well-behaved man”, or even “I am suitable for (whatever)”.

In a while, though, the expression may gain currency, to become mainstream.