You're Good Edit Meaning

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- When somebody does something (usually accidentally) to offend/hurt/bother/inconvenience you, but you aren't really that offended/hurt/bothered/inconvenienced (or you don't mind it), you respond with "You're good"; basically it means "it's not a big deal" and the purpose is to alleviate guilt or blame of the other person.

- When someone does something particularly industrious, clever or witty, you may respond to them "You're good", with emphasis on the word "good". Generally it is a comment, but can also be a general statement or a concession (see touche).

A waitress accidentally spills wine on a patron at a restaurant.

Waitress: Oh my gosh I am so sorry! So sorry!

Patron: It's fine, you're good!

Pedro (holding a videotape): I have the tape of you getting gangbanged right here.

Lisa (grabs tape out of Pedro's hands and breaks it): Hah! You can't blackmail me now!

Pedro (smiling): Bitch, pleaseyou think that's the only one I made? Of course I have another one. You're screwed, bitch.

Lisa: Shit... you're good.

See touche, screwed, damn, it's cool, it's fine, you're fine, don't trip, no biggy, it's all good