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Yeah I Know 

A response to something you do not know but cba to answer properly
Person 1: I’ve got a surprise for you
Person 2: Yeah I know
Person 1: no you don’t know it’s a surprise
Yeah I Know by massivetraps25 March 19, 2020
Words you can keep

Yeah I know 

Usually said when a person knows the person speaking to them is right but is usually unwillingly to change. It is more or less a way of agreeing so the person no longer reminds them
You really need to start eating healthier

Yeah I know
Yeah I know by chicagoman619 June 21, 2016

yeah i know 

pencil: yeah i know she was so surprised
match: really?
yeah i know by gmnhfgnbfxbdz February 2, 2023

Yeah I know she was so surprised

The first line of hit show Battle For Dream Island
Yeah I know she was so surprised!
Really?

Yeah, yeah... I know 

To begrudgingly affirm your understanding of another person's criticism.
Hym "Yeah, yeah... I know... Always with the 'doing things' with you conscientious types."

Iam "Sorry, we had a rough night... I was not being taken seriously enough in a situation that was potentially life threatening and I needed to vent my frustrations."

Hym "That's the problem with people. They don't take things seriously until it's too late. Maybe if I would ever get some recognition people would take the things I say was a greater degree of seriousness."

Iam "Who are we to..."

Hym "Who is anyone!? There a plenty of people are taken seriously who shouldn't be. Who the fuck are they? What have they done? Why not us?"

Iam "Telling the difference isn't all that easy. We tried our best to relay the information that we thought would be most beneficial."

Hym "And we were largely ignored. At their own detriment"

Iam "Well, we did all we could do. Hopefully everyone is fine."

Hym "We wouldn't have to hope if people would just listen to us. They just don't listen..."

Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know

Oh for sure. I'm aware.
Hym "Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know. I mean, it insults me that they would treat the situation as though they are assessing my moral alignment and that they are going to grant me things that ARE MINE ALREADY... ALREADY MINE... From a place of moral superiority. Which they are not. That isn't happening. Furthermore, it speaks to the flaw of their moral conceptions because if they don't even have to do their little cluster of moral axioms actually to still be 'Good,' how are they supposed to accurately assess whether or not I am that when I don't have to do their cluster of moral axioms to be the thing they think they are in the absence of doing so. And THAT doesn't even get into the fact that it sole THEIR set of moral axioms and not some objective moral standard to which I am being held. It is an insult. They are doing that on purpose and they are doing it explicitly because of what I said about their religion."
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