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the more you know 

From NBC's public service advertisements. During the short clip a celebrity personality will state some fact, followed by the ending "The More You Know" sequence.

Can be used as a sarcastic response to learning some typically useless knowledge, trivia or fact.
Bill: Its recommended to drink 6 glasses of water a day
Me: "The more you know"
the more you know by J. Ev. March 6, 2008
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Hey, well you know... 

What you say when you don't wanna lie or tell the truth
Mike: Yo I seen you with Brooke a few times, what you do?
Johnny: Just chill at her house
Mike: and...
Johnny: Hey, well you know...
Hey, well you know... by Sammyjose January 13, 2010

i’ll let you know 

When someone is never gonna tell you shit! Answer is typically a no!

A way to avoid an answer!
Coworker: You coming to the party tomorrow?

Me: I’ll let you know!

Do you know who I am? 

A line often uttered by self-absorbed asshats who feel they are being wronged by someone in a particular situation. History often proves that these douchebags, who might have an extremely low level of fame that most people are unaware of, are being treated on equal footing with the rest of the general public. This angers them even more.
BOUNCER: You're going to have to leave this club, sir.

DOUCHE: Wait a minute, wait a minute...do you know who I am?

BOUNCER: No. Get the fuck out of my face.

As You Know 

A derogatory prepatory statement in a sentence used when telling someone something they should already know, but, in fact the author knows they do not.
As you know, gang leadership is run from the Prison Infrastructure.
As You Know by Marc Habel October 30, 2008
Word of the Day on May 29, 2010

Do you know da wae? 

Probably one of the most biggest memes of January 2018. This is said by a bunch of Ugandan warriors who play as Knuckles from Sonic together in a VRchat. They will keep repeating and saying the words "Do you know the way?' in a strong Ugandan accent.
"Do you know da wae?"
"I can show you da wae"

Wouldn't you know who won the pony

Implies that the previously stated is rigged; local wrestling promoter, as told by Jim Cornette, gave away a pony to increase ticket sales and, to avoid losing money, rigged the raffle to ensure his son would win the pony
Of course, that asshole was late again!
Oh, wouldn't you know who won the pony!