"May I get?"

It should be "MAY I get", but there's absolutely nothing wrong with this use of "get". Its official definition is "come to have, or receive".

Some people seem to think that "get" can only ever mean "fetch for oneself". This is incorrect (see definition above). You're going to the shop to get a coffee, you can't wait to get a coffee, hello barista, please may I get a coffee. It's an entirely accurate and appropriate usage of the word.

Posted By: Tombs, Jun 30, 16:10:38