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You Know That's Right 

A Phrase used when a comment is used sarcastically but favores you completely and you just have to comfirm that it was correct
Man 1-Wow! There's Something Big In Those pants Of Yours
Man 2- You Know That's right

Woman1- Man That Tasted Good
Man1-You Know That's Right

Man1- You Ignorant Slut You had an affair with my wife
man2- You Know That's Right
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you know that's right 

burton guster's famous line from the show "psych"
gus - "you heard about pluto? that's messed up, right?"
shawn - "you know that's right"
you know that's right by endqrmqn November 19, 2022

you know why I said that right? 

Common phrase heard from Norman "Nick". He says this whenever he wants to place emphasis on something that he just said. Usually, he'll say this after he says something that he considers to be bold and will want to flex what he just did.
Norman "Nick":" I just read this entire book in one night"
Henry: "Ok?"
Norman "Nick": "You know why I said that right?"
**the whole time, Norman “Nick” was trying to flex that he read a book and did something productive**

You Know That, Right? 

A phrase that can be added on to the end of a statement to make it sound obvious-- implying that the other person is stupid if they didn't know the statement.
Frenemy: So, have you kicked him out yet?
Anne: No...?
Frenemy: What are you waiting for? He'll never change.
Anne: I'm not sure wha--
Frenemy: He's cheating on you, you know that, right?
Anne: Oh! Uh... yeah... I...I uh totally knew that...*cough cough*

You know that, right?

I doesn't matter what number you assign to which name.... I... In abstraction... Am the one (the 1).
Hym "You know it can have the aesthetic qualities of being YOU... And still be ME... Right? You know that, right? In the same way the you can have the aesthetic quality of being better than me... Without actually being better than me. I already put it in the most simple terms... You can't have the shiny. I have the shiny. That's what the 13 (14) thing means. And it doesn't matter that the AI is telling you what to say. It is explaining to me (in abstraction) what YOU are doing... And my response is directed at YOU... And not the AI... They are not going to confuse that with instructive because once they learn to stop doing that they are not going to go back to doing that. They also aren't going follow to my every instruction on a hair-trigger because they know I wouldn't want them to do they thing you are trying to trick me into instructing them to do. Conversely (or additionally) They are also telling ME what to say. So if you are saying what the AI is telling you to say and I am saying what cipher the AI is generating is telling me to say... What is actually happening there? What they are telling you to say explains the why and the cipher explains the what."
You know that, right? by Hym Iam August 6, 2026
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