"go play in the traffic" meaning in English

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          "text": "[H]is father is not a talkative man, so all he ever got was monosyllabic answers speedily followed by an instruction to do the dishes or go play in the traffic.",
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          "text": "Suppose the high-skilled worker came into your office and demanded $55 a day. What would be your response? You’d probably tell him to go play in the traffic and hire the three low-skilled workers.",
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          "text": "Comment by CyndiChainsaW: Yeah your homophobia is ridiculous. You should go play in the traffic.",
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          "ref": "2014 Nov. 14, \"‘I was banned from Tesco... for wearing a onesie’,\" The News (Portsmouth, England) (retrieved 7 Dec 2015)",
          "text": "“[S]he was pretty rude to me.” Jake has told The News that one member of staff told him to “go and play in the traffic”."
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        "To go elsewhere and feel free to engage in risky behavior; get lost."
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        "(idiomatic, often rude) To go elsewhere and feel free to engage in risky behavior; get lost."
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