Like... you know?
People say the word 'like' too often in a sentence and sometimes it's followed by 'you know'Expect 'an-duh' or uhh... to be part of that too. People do this... like all the time... you know?
I listen to local radio on the way to work (WBGG) and the morning talk show announcer is a seasoned professional. He's been doing this kind of work at least 20 years. If I had a wish, it would be to have someone sit him down and make him listen to his broadcasts. You're being evaluated and every stammer, stutter, saying like more than 2 times in a sentence will cost you. It's a buck a word buddy. Like, you need to straighten up... you know?
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It seems that some people can't say a whole sentence without saying you know or like.
Lately when I'm listening to the radio and someone's trying to explain something or answer a complex question I've started to count the number of times they say, uh, umm, like.
If they have to ask, then probably not.