What do よって and りゃあ mean in this sentence?


Here is the sentence. It's from a show called midnight diner, its right at the
beginning. It's like an intro that plays at the beginning of every episode. I
kinda get the gist of what it says but these two specific words confuse me.

> あとは勝手に注文してくれりゃあ、できるもんなら作るよってのが俺の営業方針さ。

Any help is appreciated. Have a nice day.




It means:

> 『あとは勝手に注文してくれ **れば** 、できるものなら作る **よ』という** のが俺の営業方針さ。 "Other than these
> (things/dishes), if you just order what you want, I will make/cook what I
> can" is my business policy.

りゃあ is a colloquial contracted pronunciation of れば.

Related thread: [What is the meaning of りゃ in this
phrase?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/12524/9831)

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The よって is 「～よ。」って = 「～よ。」という. The よ is a sentence ending particle, and the って
is a colloquial version of という. From
[デジタル大辞泉](https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/word/%E3%81%A3%E3%81%A6/#jn-147762):

> って  
>  1⃣［格助詞］  
>  ２ 上の語または文が、次に来る語の内容説明であることを表す。… **という** 。「山田様 **って** 方ご存じですか」「用 **って**
> ほどじゃない」

