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Live like your data and when you're all "set"
Put it all together and whatever you
In mathematics (particularly calculus), numbers in data are usually referred to be in a "data set." The "When you're all set" line has a double meaning to it. The idiom "when you're all set" means when you are done, meaning that the mathematical set is complete, while the "Set" is a play on words referring to a data set. In mathematics, work in a data set is to only be done when the set is completed or, in Bo's words, "all set."