How would you interpret ‘take Paris’ in the context?
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But think of it, man, you and me in Europe. Goose-feather beds. What a gasser.
Sounds like you might be cooking with gas already in your present situation. But give me a buzz if you are ready to take Paris. So long chum.

How would you interpret ‘take Paris’ in the context?
Can I interpret is as ‘go to Paris’?
Thanks!

Question

How would you interpret ‘take Paris’ in the context?
…
But think of it, man, you and me in Europe. Goose-feather beds. What a gasser.
Sounds like you might be cooking with gas already in your present situation. But give me a buzz if you are ready to take Paris. So long chum.

How would you interpret ‘take Paris’ in the context?
Can I interpret is as ‘go to Paris’?
Thanks!

Answer

It means more than "to go" to Paris; he is suggesting to his friend that they go to Paris and enjoy all the delights the city offers and make it their own. He is probably referring to the reputation for Paris for romance and love. In other words, there are lots of pretty girls in Paris just waiting for two guys like them! Wishful thinking???