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immediately it means without delay right now. And the expression is,

at the drop of a hat. At the drop of the hat. At the drop of the hat. At AT, the T-H-E, drop,

D-R-O-P of a hat.

At the drop of a hat is an idiom, an idiomatic phrase.

That means without delay or immediately check out the dialogue.

Hi, Shane.

I'll be free in five minutes.

Oh, I'm busy now. Maybe... You be there at two.

What? You expect me to be there at the drop of a hat?

I'm your wife.

Yeah, be careful. If your wife tells you to be someplace, you probably should be there at the time she recommends.

What about me? If my wife says be there at four, yeah, I'm not only there at the time. I'm there before.

I'm one of those early arrivers. But anyway, back to the expression, at the drop of a hat.

My boss expects me to work on his stuff at the drop of a hat.

And this nuance of immediately without delay at the drop of a hat,

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