You’re too much!


expresses a mixture of surprise and admiration of behavior that is considered extreme or well beyond expected social norms; generally to express praise and shock at another person’s capacity to be balsy.
boy: so you’re going to accept the diamond engagement ring and not give it back after you dump him?
girl: well of course i’m waiting to get the ring; otherwise i would have already dumped him. duh!
boy: you’re too much!

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