Duke wrote, "But don't mess with Chettris. Buck stops rite there". What does Buck stops rite there mean? If you are going to use a phrase atleast use it properly. It is supposed to be, "The buck stops here" not "there". The meaning of the phrase is basically "responsibility is not passed on beyond this point." I believe it was Truman who made it popular. If you use the word "there" instead of "here", you are basically passing the responsibility which makes the whole phrase meaningless. Looks like there is a triple divergence on RSI, you pathetic soul.