0 A girl tries to cheer up a guy.02br 00Girl: You'd think I can come up with the 02br 00perfect thing to say but I'm not doing very well with sad.02br 00Guy: Don't 01u00beat yourself up over it.02u02br 00Girl: Why I don't buy you a brew? 02br 00Seriously, 01u00check out your driver's license. We're legal now.02u02br 00Guy: I'm not into the night scene.02br 00Girl: I'll have to taka that as challenge. 01u00The first round is on me02u00.02br 00What do the underlined mean? 0-
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0 Hi,02br 00To 'beat yourself up about/over something' means to blame yourself too much for something. 02br 00I think the second one refers to their ages. The driver's license is a proof that they are old enough to consume alcohol.02br 00In the third sentence, the girl has offered to pay for the first round of brew. 02br 00Hope this helped!02br