[Grammar] KFC Cares, We Are All In Together.

[kadioguy]

[From a poster on the wall of a KFC store in Taiwan]

KFC Cares, We Are All In Together.

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We are all in what? Does this sentence sound natural to you?

Does it mean "We Are All In (this/the same place, environment, etc.) Together"?

 

[Skrej]

It should say "We are all in IT together". The poster appears to be a list of precautions they're taking for Covid, so 'it' refers to the Covid pandemic.

With the addition of 'it', it sounds natural. It's a phrase you see and hear a lot lately.

added: You will also see/hear "We're all in this together."

 

[Yankee]

[From a poster on the wall of a KFC store in Taiwan]

KFC Cares, We Are All In Together.

[Source]
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We are all in what? Does this sentence sound natural to you?

Does it mean "We Are All In (this/the same place, environment, situation, life etc.
etc.) Together"? Yes.

Y.

 

[Tdol]

All-in can mean 100%, but I don't think that is the intended meaning- I think they're a word short.