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Be into somebody for something

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Colloquial UsagePlay
This phrase is casual and often used among friends or acquaintances, not in formal situations. SlideAfter the poker night, John was into me for fifty bucks.
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Figurative DebtPlay
It can imply a non-monetary debt, such as owed gratitude or help. SlideSince you helped me move, I'm into you for a favor.
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Friendship DynamicsPlay
It may reflect trust or closeness, being comfortable owing each other things. SlideShe's into me for some advice after all the times she's helped me.