Sadiq Khan attends the Scottish Labour conference

The video discusses the concept of agreement in conversations, emphasizing the importance of understanding and acknowledging when someone is correct.

What do you think the phrase 'Like you're right' implies in a conversation?

In what contexts might someone say 'Like you're right'?

How does the phrase 'Like you're right' affect the tone of a discussion?

Can you provide an example scenario where 'Like you're right' would be an appropriate response?

What emotions or reactions might the phrase 'Like you're right' evoke in the listener?