Drill down
To investigate something thoroughly, usually after you realize you have no idea what you're talking about. The corporate version of 'let me Google that for you.'
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Examples:
- "We need to drill down into the customer complaints to find the root cause."
- "Let's drill down on why the project is behind schedule."
- "After drilling down, we discovered the problem was obvious from the start."
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