If you have to listen to someone use one of these two dialect quirks at the end of every sentence they vocalize, do you have a preference between the two?

Its a pretty common thing, right?
People always use these when they talk, ya know?

I make a game out of answering each time. "Yes, that is right" or "I DO know". I'm gonna start throwing in some "Right as rain, brother!" Maybe add a fist bump or something. You gotta be quick, or they'll move on to the next sentence.

I feel sure I'm going to regret starting this topic, but its a slow day on the GB.

I hate when people say both of those. They are implying automatic agreement when I may not agree. It drives me absolutely nuts.

It's time for "You know what I'm sayin?" to make a comeback.

FIDO*98* said:

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I hate when people say both of those. They are implying automatic agreement when I may not agree. It drives me absolutely nuts.

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I know, right?

I reckon so

Philo B 93 said:

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I feel sure I'm going to regret starting this topic, but its a slow day decade on the GB.

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fify, dude

An L of an Ag said:

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It's time for "You know what I'm sayin?" to make a comeback.

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dude, it's "gnome sayin" or "talmbout"

I feel ya dawg.

Totes!

An L of an Ag said:

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It's time for "You know what I'm sayin?" to make a comeback.

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Na mee?

If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull sheet.

I know you understand what you think I said but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.

Two of my grandfather's sayings.

1990Hullaballoo said:

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If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull sheet.

I know you understand what you think I said but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.

Two of my grandfather's sayings.

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I've used those a time or twenty.

My high school algebra teacher Mrs. Allen had that second quote up over her blackboard.

"Right?" is the worst verbal tic in the world. I want to punch anyone who does this in the face.

TonyD33 said:

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"Right?" is the worst verbal tic in the world. I want to punch anyone who does this in the face.

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I know, right?

maroon barchetta said:

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FIDO*98* said:

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I hate when people say both of those. They are implying automatic agreement when I may not agree. It drives me absolutely nuts.

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I know, right?

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Beat me to it, although I was gonna do mine in all caps and add like six i's in the word 'right.'

When did "like" and "literally" fall out of use? Like, have they like literally stopped?

If I hear "like" too often in a job interview I set their resume aside and look for the next candidate to interview.

B-1 83 said:

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Or start off with "So…….."

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"Okay, so..." pronounced "Ok queso..."

I still cringe when I hear anyone use the word "like."

She was like this, or he was like that. For God's sake, use a verb.

As a former professor, I occasionally used classroom time to emphasize the need to write and speak the English language. When I imitated the way my students spoke (including their misuse of the word "like"), they laughed. Then, I told them that their reaction would be imitated by their prospective employers. That's when their laughter stopped.