>>26677235>>26677241You appear to be the ESL here.
"With" can be used in the sense of "in the same place". The fact that her sentence starts with "setting up" makes it ambiguous. Consider the following sentences without bias:
"Setting up a tent with two boys"
"Eating shit with OP"
The focus of the sentence could be setting up a tent, and there are two boys doing it. It's how one might title a book or instruction manual.
But if you say "He's eating shit with OP", it removes the ambiguity and you know there are two people eating shit instead of one.
