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I'm old and i use ellipses frequently, but my family would understand that i mean -
Bill is coming over and you know i hate that fucker so please call or stop by to save me if you don't hear from me in a bit.
I think your Grandpa is expecting you to infer something from the ...
"What's the matter?"
"Do you want me to come over?"
"Oh, great! And?"
"Oh, ok. Have fun, then. Tell Bill I said hi!"
I'm old and I use ... to indicate that I'm gonna continue that sentence, but because I'm slow to write, I give you a chance to participate/continue. Especially if the sentence is going to be long.
Bill is coming over...
Well that nice.
...but I can't stand the fucker.
Oh.
...from the what ??! say it, goddammit !
Well, I'm old-adjacent and I literally don't think either of my grandpas so much as touched a cell phone or computer in their lives, but I get your point.