What does "may need go" mean in this context?
If Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson from Islington was, instead, Brian Johnston from Bradford earning £32,000 per year for driving a stacker truck, he’d get short shrift from the Tories over his inability to feed all these kids he recklessly shagged into existence.
“Should’ve worn a condom, Brian!” they’d snark. Or, “Have you thought about budgeting your money carefully, Brian? Do you have a TV, a phone, a car or a fridge with a working light bulb? These luxuries may need go.”
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Might need to get rid of them.
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it means he might need to get rid of them
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Expressing a possibility of letting some luxuries go.
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