You bet
You're welcome (informal, Upper Midwest)
Person 1: Thanks
Person 2: Yeah, you bet.
Person 2: Yeah, you bet.
You bet
Yes, sure, surely.
You´re welcome.
You´re welcome.
Thank you. You bet.
Are you coming to the party? You bet
Are you coming to the party? You bet
you bet
means "You can bet money on that", showing that you are 100 percent agree with what another one has just said, and you think what he/she had said is true.
a player: We will beat xxx(another team) next time!
coach: you bet!
coach: you bet!
You Bet
Said when one is 100% for the cause, even if the cause is unknown. Also said to make the leader feel they have a persons 100% trust, even if not entirely true.
Jon: So everyone is good for it
Cody: (Waking Up)
Jon: You good for it Cody?
Cody: You Bet
Cody: (Waking Up)
Jon: You good for it Cody?
Cody: You Bet
you bet you
a deliberately annoying, or innocently stupid way of saying "you betcha" (first noticed on The Young And The Restless spoken by Victor Newman)
Hey, turd! Do you want a beer?
You bet you.
You bet you.
you bet
(the form you betcha is connected with rural image) certainly
Will there be challenges?, You bet. When will things improve?, Who knows?
You bet not never
A double-negative phrase used to intimidate someone who says something offensive or physically threatens you. talking tough, acting tough, frontin', fronting, bullying, bullied, threaten, intimidate, step correct, hurt, challenge, verbal beatdown
Man, you bet not never try to fight me! I'll throw you a beating you ain't never seen, bro!