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The phrase "Like I would know" often expresses skepticism or sarcasm, implying that the speaker feels unqualified or uninformed about the topic at hand. It can suggest that the speaker believes the question or assumption is irrelevant to their experience. Essentially, it conveys a sense of detachment or disbelief regarding the information being discussed.
What else can I help you with?
I would like to know about asailum seekers?
I would like to know about assailum seekers
You would like to know if your extension for unemployment was excepted?
i would like to know if my benefits were extended?
What glasses are Marvin sapp wearing on the here you are album?
don't know but i would like to Know
What happens in the muzdalifah in the hajj?
i dont relly know but i would like to find out i dont relly know but i would like to find out i dont relly know but i would like to find out
You would like to know where do you taste grape tannins?
I would like to know where do taste grape tannins
I would like to know the price on a maxirub massager?
I would like to know the price of a maxirub massager
I would like to know how can I loss 15 pounds?
''I would like to know how i can loss 15 pounds''
i would like to know all things i can get a grant for?
“i would like to know all things i can get a grant for”
What are the answers for worksheet energy for life?
i would like to know as well my friend. i would like to know as well.
I would like to know if you are hiring?
you can find jobs at www.jobs.net/California-Fresno.htm
What more would you like to know about?
I'd like to know more about Vampires.
What would 11-14 years olds like to know about the solar system?
they would like to know about solar eclipse
