Former White House aide sentenced to 2.5 yrs for perjury, obstruction of justice

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What do you think the phrase 'Right on it' implies in a conversation?

In what contexts might someone use the phrase 'Right on it'?

How can the phrase 'Right on it' be interpreted differently based on tone?

Can you provide an example of a situation where 'Right on it' would be an appropriate response?

What emotions or attitudes might be conveyed by saying 'Right on it'?