A challenging phrase to translate directly, it is a colloquial way to express 'deal with that while I prepare something else for you'. It's often used in a competitive or argumentative context to indicate that the speaker is one step ahead, or has more arguments or actions to come.
Examples
- Spanish: Te gané el primer set, chúpate esa en lo que te mondo la otra.
- English: I won the first set, deal with that while I prepare the next one for you.