What's your 20?
Asks for your current location or whereabouts.
Origin and Meaning
- The Source: It comes from 10-codes, which are official radio signals used by law enforcement and citizens band (CB) radio operators.
- The Code: The full phrase is "10-20," which stands for "location."
- The Drop: Over time, speakers dropped the "10" in casual conversation, leaving just 'What's your 20?'
- I'm at the main entrance of the mall, what's your 20?
- My 20 is at home.