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Set Up Shop

Idiom: Set up shop 
Dad: Now that you have gotten your business degree, when do you plan to set up shop?

Mark: As soon as you give me the money to start my business


Ella: I'm going to miss you when you go to Paris next month

Louise: After I set up shop I'll be back in no time

Ella: I know it's been your dream to open your cafe there and I wish you the best

Louise: Thanks Ella, I love you

Ella: I love you more

Meaning: to open or start one's own business.

Posted by Language Systems at 11:18 AM Labels: American English, American Idioms, business, love, paris, set up shop, shop, store

