Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tryin"

A: Let’s break it down:

① «Prying out» means extracting something from something else with great force, especially with the use of a lever.

💬 “The cop pried the gun out of the robber’s hands.”
⤷ ≈ ... removed the gun from his hands with force.

② «Goobers» mostly likely refers to the candy here – hard to tell for sure without a context.
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③ «Solder-Welding» two things together means to soften the two ends by heating and then fusing them together with an alloy solder.
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Thus:

— “... tryin’ to pry out three Goobers that have been solder welded there.”

The goobers were pushed against a surface and probably left there for a long time, so much that they ended up glued to or stuck in/on it. Like when an old bubble gum is stuck on a desk for days and it’s really hard to take it off. "Solder-welded" was used figuratively here to describe the act of sticking the Goobers onto the surface. So they’re trying to pry the Goobers out, in other words, trying to remove the Goobers by force.

A: It means if someone wants to stay in contact with you or wants to talk or hangout.

A: This is slang for " I want to watch one more fifty minute episode before I leave my house in twenty minutes" ( most likely sarcasm or supposed to be funny)

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A: @yuikan: Trying on is present tense while try on is future tense.
Ex. I am trying on these shoes (present)
Ex. I will to try on these shoes. (future)

A: × I’m tryin to keep up my room immaculate.
✓ I’m trying to keep my room immaculate.

× I’ve been keeping up to supress the desire to get new shoes.
✓ I’ve been trying to supress the desire to get new shoes.

× It’s difficult to keep up the relationships with new people.
✓ It’s difficult to keep up relationships with new people.

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