I hear ya
an expression indicating understanding or empathy.
josie: d-mn, i hate my roommate. she eats all my food and s-xiles me nearly every other day.
paul: i hear ya. my roommate is a jack-ss too. acts like i don’t even live in the same room.
joel: i wish i could live life to the fullest without a worry in the world.
gary: i hear ya, man.
a common phrase sean says often as a canned response to many of jack’s questions, comments, or concerns. also, what he says when he can’t really hear what you are saying but wants to focus on his hw and not you.
jack, “sean, i broke my leg”
sean, “i hear ya.”
listening, but not listening, blah, blah blah……….thinking too yourself ” yeah f-ckin right, please shut the f-ck up for a minute”
jaime: yeah i got p-ssy in the parking lot of the club
joe: i hear ya !
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