Learn what "that's a choice" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.

The speaker is implying that the other person's wording is suspicious, awkward, or revealing.
From The Marriage Contract, Episode 21
The speaker reacts to someone else's wording with a skeptical comment.
Use this when you want to call attention to someone's word choice in a pointed way. It often sounds sarcastic or critical, so it is not polite.
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