When Kelly says, "We're off to a good start," she means that this is a good thing despite the mess. The comment is likely sarcastic, acknowledging that the situation didn't go as planned but still maintains a light-hearted attitude about the mishap.
The group opted to make a video blog about baking for their final assignment. They started the camera, and Ben announced that flour was the first ingredient. He dumped a cup of flour into the bowl-but he did it so quickly the flour hit and bounced back up in a brilliant cloud. It coated Ben's face, the counter, and the camera lens.
"We're off to a good start," Kelly said, turning off the camera.
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What does Kelly really mean when she says, "We're off to a good start"?
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This is a good thing despite the mess.
Ben ruined the whole project.
Ben did a good job.
This is already going wrong.
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