>we hit it off with/on/at a bad start what is it?

None. The reader associates "We hit it off" with people getting along well so all of those sound horrible. Just say "We got off on the wrong foot".

>>7733377
Thanks!

Is there some way to phrase it in a way younger people would say that?

>>7733368

As >>7733377 said, the two halves don't go together since the former implies a positive interaction. Instead of 'we hit it off', you would say 'we got off'. For the preposition, you would say 'to a bad start'. So 'We got off to a bad start'.

>>7733382
"Sheit I been finna kill dis nigga from day 1"

>>7733382
Im 21 and I would say that. Maybe try something along the lines of "my bad dawg, I thot you was tryn' a beef over turf. didn't meen a cap yo ass"

I litterrally went to the top of the page to check on this new /on/ board's existence

>>7733390
bravo