vinney on Nostr: People in the Northeast seem to use "yea, no [sometimes also another "yea" next]" to ...
People in the Northeast seem to use "yea, no [sometimes also another "yea" next]" to roughly mean "of course, not a problem".
Like when asking for a favor from someone who wants to make their agreement seem like you're not putting them out and they say: "yea, no, yea I'll be there by 4pm and can carry that stuff"
I guess the literal translation is "yea I can do that. No it's not a problem. Yes, I agree."
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