"RoseGarden" - - - - - - - from - nscave

The one phrase that is the most confusing to me is: "You'll like it".  No, it irks (polite word) me!

We're going to a show or play - "You'll like it", before I've even seen it.

At a restaurant you have this weird looking gobbly-gook stuff on your plate - Try it, "You'll like it".

My question is, how do you know what I like?    You don't!

Lets look at this a little closer, "You'll like it".

In the case of a movie or show of some kind, how can anyone tell if I like it. Geeze I don't even know if I like it if I haven't seen it yet.

Or some strange food, if I have never had or tasted it in my life, I wouldn't have any idea if I liked it or not. So how do you?

Because you do doesn't mean I do and if I do I don't know it and neither do you.

So please don't tell me anymore "You'll like it", and I won't be writing like this and "You'll like it"!

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