What does これくらい mean in this context?


Dialogue goes as follows:

> A: へー！アンタってお嬢さんだからピザ切れないと思ってた。
>
> B: これくらい...!バカにしないでよね！

I understand they're saying "Don't be stupid" But can't figure out what the
これくらい is supposed to be doing there.




This これ ("this") refers to the action in question, namely the **pizza-
cutting**. くらい is used to indicate the marked noun (これ) is not
difficult/important/etc.

And ばかにする is not "to be stupid" but "to mock someone" or "to make a fool of
someone".

> これくらい...! バカにしないでよね！
>
> This is just a...! Don't make a fool of me!  
>  ("This" = "Pizza-cutting")
>
> Something like this is...(easy even to me)! Don't make fun of me!




This これ ("this") refers to the action in question, namely the **pizza-
cutting**. くらい is used to indicate the marked noun (これ) is not
difficult/important/etc.

And ばかにする is not "to be stupid" but "to mock someone" or "to make a fool of
someone".

> これくらい...! バカにしないでよね！
>
> This is just a...! Don't make a fool of me!  
>  ("This" = "Pizza-cutting")
>
> Something like this is...(easy even to me)! Don't make fun of me!

