I think phrases like that are a sign your mind has shut off basically, start spitting out whatever catch phrases you've seen on reality TV lately. That or you actually are an actor trying to emulate those styles of communication.
I attended a Maury type show once, and these audiences are heavily coached. They pay you something like $50-100 to be in the audience, and there are guys coaching you in how to react. I remember in some of the broken family stuff I was like "Wait, no, I'm not gonna boo this guy, he's right!"
The people in the audience who respond were, in my case, paid actors. They were the people escorting us through the whole studio and shit and then sat in the audience and gave their best outraged reactions. They would go for the stupidest most cliched responses they could give, the other actors around them would all vocally agree, then they would all crack up once the camera was off them.
So that woman was probably just trolling really.
I attended a Maury type show once, and these audiences are heavily coached. They pay you something like $50-100 to be in the audience, and there are guys coaching you in how to react. I remember in some of the broken family stuff I was like "Wait, no, I'm not gonna boo this guy, he's right!"
The people in the audience who respond were, in my case, paid actors. They were the people escorting us through the whole studio and shit and then sat in the audience and gave their best outraged reactions. They would go for the stupidest most cliched responses they could give, the other actors around them would all vocally agree, then they would all crack up once the camera was off them.
So that woman was probably just trolling really.