"… actually, let's go to plan B"

ORNOT

Think of a phrase that suggests reconsidering the original idea, often heard in casual debates or when weighing options. The answer is a short contraction that implies an alternative choice.

This clue plays on the phrase "plan B," which sounds like the letter "B" when spoken aloud. The answer "ORNOT" comes from the full expression "plan B or not," mimicking the hesitation in the clue ("...actually, let's go to plan B"). It’s a pun where "plan B" is treated as a literal choice between "B" and "not B," with "or not" completing the answer.