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What does the slang" you bet" and " tell me about it" mean?

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when use in a casual conversation.

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  1. Both means that you agree with the speaker (not yourself)

    It's like saying, "I agree with you.  You are the smartest sumbitch I ever heard talk."


  2. you bet: just means your right

    tell me about it: Some what the same as you bet

  3. It means, respectively, that the person 1 - totally agrees with you,

    2 -fully understands and can sympathize or emphasize with you.

  4. You Bet - Thats right, yes

    Tell me about it - You agree, or they may be asking you to tell them about something.

  5. "you bet" -  sorta means "Definately"

    "tell me about it" - means "i know what you mean"


  6. "you bet" means "definitely"

    "tell me about it" means "i know what you mean"
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