If you want your teen to finish her homework, tell her to fold the laundry.

Whenever my Mother-in-Law’s stories end with “And I turned out OK” I’m looking around like who’s gonna tell her.

You should tell different people completely different things about yourself so that they then get into arguments when gossiping about you.

Taylor Swift’s most unrealistic lyric is “he’d never tell you, but he can play guitar”, because I’ve never met a man who can play guitar that isn’t gonna tell you about it.

Don’t tell me about your wild weekend. My TV remote died and I switched the batteries around, and now it’s working.

If you tell me to watch until the end, the end better be in five seconds.

We’d never met, or even spoken, but I could tell just from gazing into her pale blue eyes I had stepped on her toe.

When I tell a joke that doesn’t land, I follow up with a worse one to make my audience realize how good they had it with the first joke.

When someone asks me if my twins are natural, I tell them no they’re robots.

A tip for your next salary negotiation: simply tell your boss “either I get a pay rise or I go out and tell everyone I got one!”

Everyone is using AI to write business emails, texts, etc. At this point in time, we may as well just tell our AIs to talk to each other and then let us know what kind of deal they worked out.

Dr. Pepper just unseated Pepsi as the second most popular soda in America. Don’t tell me that getting your PhD isn’t worth it.

Always tell people different stories about yourself, so when they talk about you, they’ll argue.

There is a house I drive by most days and I can never tell if they are having a yard sale or that is just how they live.

One day there will be condoms with Bluetooth that tell you whether you’re good in bed, how many calories you’ve burned and when the next train leaves.

You can use an egg timer to tell you when your egg is cooked perfectly. For brown rice you can use a calendar.

When the past calls, don’t answer it. It has nothing new to tell you.

“Slipping in the shower and trying to hold on to the water jet…” Shall I tell you more about myself?

People tell introverts to talk more and get out of their comfort zone, but no one tells extroverts to shut up to make the zone comfortable.

I say “long story short” and then tell the story with bonus features.