Context : MC is talking with a girl after he brought food to her place from a
restaurant, where he is currently staying and working. The girl complains the
food is a little bit cold, and suggests he hire Goppo (a transport lizard in
the city) to deliver the meal faster.

G1: …少し冷めてるわね。もっと早く持ってこられないの

MC: 無理を言うなよ。これでも急いだんだぞ

G1:歩いてきたんでしょう。グオッポ使いなさいよ

MC: 料理宅配しながらあれに乗るのは無理じゃないか…

G1:要は慣れよ、慣れ

MC: 慣れかなぁ. ってなんで俺、デリバリーなんてしてるんだ？？

G1: **今更自分で突っ込まないでよ。追加料金払ってるんだからいいでしょう** >>This part I don't understand
.Please share your English translation
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meaning translation japanese-to-english conversations video-games
今更自分で突っ込まないでよ。追加料金払ってるんだからいいでしょう >>What does this mean in this context
The word 突っ込む has several meanings, spanning from literal to figurative, to
everyday idiomatic. Literally it means to put into, to trust or to plunge.
Figuratively, it can mean to poke your nose into another person's business or
to poke fun at unreasonable things. Here it means something closer to "point
out" or "talk about something negatively". A related word is the noun ツッコミ.

今更 means "now", "at this stage". The implication is it is too late for an
action.

追加料金: extra fees

> 今更自分で突っ込まないでよ。追加料金払ってるんだからいいでしょう

roughly translates as

> Don't you think it is a little late to say those things (or pointing that
> out) now? I am paying extra, so it's fine, isn't it?

The girl is saying, "Hey what are you doing complaining now? I am paying
extra, so don't complain."
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there is one guy answered me on a JP discord , and this maybe another
translation meaning.I will post here so people can google later on ,in case
some might be running into my problem with Japanese

> it's too late to quip about it now. I'm paying you extra, so it's fine,
> isn't it?'

突っ込む here refers to the boke/ tsukkomi routine: the boke is the one in the duo
which says absurd things, and the tsukkomi the one who points out their
absurdity with a quip. So, tsukkomi can refer to the quip itself, and tsukkomu
to the act of saying the quip.
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