alt Hacker News"You in the back" has the same level of specificity. Other options include (again) naming names or calling out a more specific location "You in the back row".
"You in the back" has the same level of specificity. Other options include (again) naming names or calling out a more specific location "You in the back row".
No, because "you in the back" could refer to just one person in the back, instead of several. So "y'all in the back" is more specific. (Of course names are an option in this context.)