> Would you settle for "Do you got..."? That's said sometimes
> over here in Manitoba (central Canada).
This is *aggressive*. My English does not allow 'do you got' for
'do you have/possess/enjoy custody of'.
'Do you get' (= do/can you obtain), however, is perfectly acceptable.
Get/got is undergoing some fascinating restructuring. As per my
original comment: is 'got' is form of 'to be'?