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Yeah sure, sounds really good, okay 

A passive-aggressive response to an annoying person, usually a customer or co-worker.
Customer: I can't believe I have to pay extra for guac!
Employee: Yeah sure, sounds really good, okay.

Yeah Sure Buddy

When you're getting clowned by an entire server
Me: This mans looks like a wheel of gorgonzola cheese
Them: Yeah Sure Buddy
Yeah Sure Buddy by PlatonicNate October 14, 2019

what? oh, umm...yeah...sure. 

what you say when you werent listening to or dont understand or dont know how to answer the question asked OR when the answer is complicated and you dont feel like explaining it or when you have no straight-foward answer.
1) Wife: "Honey, what do you want for dinner?"
Husband: "what? oh, umm...yeah...sure."

2) 6th grader: "Dad, if 3 Xes equal 9 Zs, then how many Xs equal 1 Y?"
Dad: "what? oh, umm...yeah...sure."

3) Girlfriend: "Aren't these shoes just perfect?"
Boyfriend: "what? oh, umm...yeah...sure."

4) Obama supporter: "Did you vote for Obama? Why or why not?"
Mcain supporter: "what? oh, umm...yeah...sure."

5) Gay person: "What is your position on gay marrige?"
Straight person with gay family: "what? oh, umm...yeah...sure."

and dude i talked to kenny last night for 4 hours you so love him now he's just my best friend yeah sure

and dude i talked to kenny last night for 4 hours you so love him now he's just my best friend yeah sure
and dude i talked to kenny last night for 4 hours you so love him now he's just my best friend yeah sure

Yeah for sure 

The perfect response for any sort of shit talking directed towards you. Opposite from the traditional dictionary definition which confirms something. When said back to the person, it means that, the statement is completely false, you don't agree, or you flat out don't give a shit about the statement. Can be used as a response in any situation, as long as it's sarcastic.
"Hey johnny i heard you like to touch little boys"
"Yeah for sure, bro"
Yeah for sure by Gonzilla March 7, 2013

road work ahead ah yeah i sure hope it does 

R.I.P. Vine
hey did you see that vine where it goes road work ahead ah yeah i sure hope it does
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