Please tell me which choice below (or rather a better choice that I need to know) works better in my sentences in informal English:
I got myself out on a limb. I need to clear my check by tomorrow. No matter how, I must ............ 2 million bucks by tomorrow.
a) line up [to prepare, organize, or arrange something]
b) hook up [hook somebody up with something to help someone get something that they need or want]
c) fix up [to arrange for someone to have something that they need]
For me, all three options work in this sense with the same meaning and informality degree.
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