After months of running from his past and changing cities, he finally admitted that wherever you go, there you are.

Grandpa would always say, "you can't take it with you," whenever we argued over who would inherit his old watch.

When a child accuses another by yelling "you smelt it, you dealt it", they're using a proverb to shift the blame to whoever first noticed the smell.

At the store the sign bluntly declared, 'you break it, you bought it,' so shoppers handled the fragile items very carefully.

When he mentioned the green bike and the old arcade, I laughed and said, 'if you know, you know.'

When she handed me the extra ticket, I said thank you and smiled.

A simple thank you can make someone's day.

His final email felt like a deliberate screw you to the entire team.

Screw you — I can handle this on my own.

When repairing the antique toy soldier, I'll screw you back into place so your arm doesn't dangle.