What's a Common Saying That Annoys You?

Every morning we ask you our Lite-FM Workday Question of the Day. The question that we asked on Friday, May 15, 2020 generated a great deal of response. Here are just a few of the things you had to say on the topic:

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The Question? What is the one common phrase that people use that annoy's you? Is the phrase that bothers you the most listed below?

The top three phrases that everyone listed "Is it what it is", "Whatever" and "No problem".... Here are a few more responses that were written on our Facebook page.
Gia: After sharing a story, having someone say “That’s nothing, let me tell you about ....”
Melissa D. Everything happens for a reason
Gigi L: “My Bad”.... It’s a cop out, bad excuse we’re taking blame for something… Many use it as a sad apology
Rebecca M: When reminding someone about anything, like when I remind my kids that they have homework to do for the 100th time, I get the dreaded "I know"!!!
Karen W: Their in a better place 💔
Sashara H: When people say “yeah no” before saying what they actually have to say.
Adrienne R: Be that as it may—-just day “because”!
Valerie M: At the end of the day ..
Cheryl L and Ginger H: Oh, bless your heart 😆
Dawn H. Smile
Regina G: You know what I mean.
Audrey K: It's for your safety
Desireé M: "Excuse my French."
Susan L You’re not following me.
Olimpia A: Just like so ..........
Nancy M: New normal !
Kate S: “Sorry, not Sorry!”
Patricia and Dana: I'm just saying -
Michelle B: When people start a sentence with "To be honest...." or "To tell you the truth..." and I'm thinking, um, well... yeah, that would be a given.
Pamela J: "THAT'S an hour {or any specified amount of time} I'll never get back"~~~honey,you will never get ANY hour back!!!
Christina V: "For all intensive purposes". When I say this, I do a "one mississippi" pause between each word - ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSES
Nichele “Like I said” more than 3xs in one sentence
Becky: Asking for a friend I can’t stand it or I am board there’s nothing to do
Traci C: "You can't have your cake and eat it, too." Why would you want to have it if you can't eat it?
Doreen M: "That's what she said."
Cher P: "you know what I mean"

Every workday morning we ask a Lite-FM Question of the Day. You have all day to respond, then the following morning at 7:15 AM, listen in to see if your comments made the cut. We will continue to ask a new question each day as we get to know each other. Is there a phrase that's missing? Let us know.