Waiting outside in the car? Or "around in the car"?

[Alan]

Hi,

I will see him around in the office.

'See someone around' suggests you will possibly see someone at some time in the future but it is not definite.

Alan
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[Gheon]

It'd be much easier to immmediately grasp the meaning of the sentence if it had been like this:
"Barbara, your boyfriend is waiting for you outside, in the car". OR
"Barbara, your boyfriend is waiting for you outside - in the car".
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