Con Todo
Spanish for with everything (more specifically with all) - kinda like being in New Orleans and ordering a dressed po' boy.
Dos tacos de carne asada con todo, por favor. (Two beef tacos with everything please.)
con mierda y todo
This Spanish-language phrase is usually used at the end of a sentence. It means, to accept someone or something, regardless of that person's or thing's shortcomings/problems/issues (both good and bad), or "as is."
The literal translation in English is, "with shit and everything,"
The literal translation in English is, "with shit and everything,"
Miguel es mi amigo, con mierda y todo.