What does this sentence mean?

Question

I even got the homecoming queen to drive around with me in that case.


I'd like to know..

I had the hottest car. It was a cherry-red Corvette convertible, a guaranteed babe magnet.
I even got the homecoming queen to drive around with me in that car.

I am really appreciative of your support

Answer 1

A homecoming queen is an American college and high school tradition, for children ages 14 -21. Football games are played at different schools and at "home", the school where a team comes from. In the autumn, after playing football away from their own schools, a team will play a game back at their own school. That game is called "homecoming". It is a big social event for students and parents and entire communities. There is a big dance in the high school at which a popular girl and a boy are elected to be Homecoming King and Queen. The Homecoming queen is usually a very desirable girl. The sentence you ask about suggests that the person had the honor of the company of such a popular girl, as though she is a status symbol. Also, getting to drive around and show off cars and girls along for the ride is another tradition of male youth. The use of the phrase, "in that case" is awkward English, but means "in that situation" or "in that combination of events".

Answer 2

It means that his car was so impressive that a girl that he would normally have considered unobtainable was interested in going for a drive with him in it. It also means that the girl in question (the homecoming queen) was probably terribly superficial and materialistic.

Answer 3

it means the writer should spend less time driving around with hot girls and more time in school studying english

Answer 4

Do you want it translated? If so, in what language? What do u not understand about this?
I guess we all need to know the context to be able to help you

Answer 5

case? What would anyone mean by "case"?