One small red chair set apart from a cluster of grey chairs on a dark floor.

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Dante Hicks

But you hate people.

— Clerks  ·  1994

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker objects with a 'but', pointing out that the listener is known for hating people. The remark sets up a contradiction between that reputation and something just said or done, so it sounds surprised and slightly incredulous, questioning whether the listener means it.

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