I hate it when you say "you too" at the times you're not supposed to. For example, at the movie theatre "Enjoy the show" and you're like "you too" and then you think to yourself "what an idiot I am."
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Sep 28, 2009 09:34 PM - General - by JRF
What is that supposed to mean? 'Enjoy the show' 'You too' What's the problem? It just means 'I hope you enjoy the show, too'. So...
#1 - Feb 8, 4240 12:54 PM by rkim58
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i think the OP meant when an employee says it to you..
#2 - Feb 8, 9269 12:54 PM by rawrrr
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my aunt once said 'have a great time in hawaii!' im all 'you too.' then she got all excited cause she thought we were bringing her a long. oh the look on her face when my parents explained to her that we werent.
#3 - Feb 8, 2715 12:54 PM by noyewDx
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or the MLIA... pizza guy: "That pizza smells really good." "You too!"
#4 - Oct 5, 2009 07:15 PM by reetahh
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I think brian regan said this. oh well it still friggin true. waiter " enjoy your meal' 'you too"
#5 - Feb 8, 3706 12:55 PM by maniacal_laughter16
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^ Brian Regan is the coolest! "hey have a nice flight" "YOU TOO...you too in--in case you ever fly some day...don't anybody look at me I'm a moron... don't know when to say the you too phrase!"
#6 - Jan 4, 2010 10:42 AM by thelovezombie
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