Maybe they don’t care enough. Let that sink in
Nobody has ever said “let that sink in” to me that I can recall. I’m a bit offended. Do they think there are no depths for things to sink into?
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Sorry couldn’t help myself
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Can't sink what's already sunk. If your head is fluid enough (as it is), anything will sink instantly. No need to ask.
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Yeah this. Someone could possibly stretch and work this concept out using bernoulli's equation, maybe, idk.
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Just search for it on Twitterpic.twitter.com/2CqKoNmYcj
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Could be a compliment if they think your gut reactions are reliably as deep as others' thoughtful reflection
The phrase also feels vaguely salesman-y to me, as in "add additional salience points to this thing I threw out that I want you to focus on when framing your response"Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Your processing speed is faster than most, so no occasion to say it.
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Maybe they consider you a sunk cost already. Let that sink in.
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Let that sink in, a mediocre amount
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