Cut to the chase
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Pro Tip 1/3Conversation Starter
Use to indicate that you prefer to skip unnecessary details and start discussing the main topic. 
We've all read the report, so let's cut to the chase: what's our strategy?
Pro Tip 2/3Impatience Expression
Shows that you want information without delay, often because you're in a hurry or impatient. 
I don't have all day, so can we cut to the chase?
Pro Tip 3/3Informal Situations
Best used in casual conversations, less appropriate in formal documents or speeches. 
In casual meetings, it's fine to say 'cut to the chase', but avoid it in formal reports.