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* [[10 Year Anniversary!|Half in the Bag: 10 Year Anniversary!]]: Jay transitions from a flashback with "That's right, Mike". | * [[10 Year Anniversary!|Half in the Bag: 10 Year Anniversary!]]: Jay transitions from a flashback with "That's right, Mike". | ||
* [[2024 Mid-year Catch-up]]: Mike expresses a sarcastic "That's right, Jay". | * [[2024 Mid-year Catch-up]]: Mike expresses a sarcastic "That's right, Jay". | ||
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Occasionally during scripted or purposefully exaggerated moments in Red Letter Media, Mike, Jay, or Rich Evans will exclaim a sarcastic “That’s right” comment to another actor.
This is an affectation that seems to stem from other YouTube personalities and influencers, as it tends to follow a sarcastic beg for interaction.
 | Do not include earnest and honest use of the phrase “that’s right” in this list. For example, while “That’s right” is stated twice in 2014 Summer Movie Round Up by Red Letter Media, Jay’s is clearly sarcastic while Mike’s is a transitional phrase. Only include an example here if it’s clearly being done sarcastically or in an affective way. |
Examples
[edit | edit source]- 2014 Summer Movie Round Up by Red Letter Media: Jay gives a “That’s Rright, Mike” comment to Mike.
- Half in the Bag: 10 Year Anniversary!: Jay transitions from a flashback with "That's right, Mike".
- 2024 Mid-year Catch-up: Mike expresses a sarcastic "That's right, Jay".