[Lexicog] like/you know

[Rudolph C Troike]

The first time I heard these usages was in a radio interview with a girl
in San Francisco during the Haight-Ashbury "flower child" florescence of
the 1960s. I don't remember the question the interviewer asked her, but
her response was along the lines of: "It's like, you know, well, like,
you know, like, it's like, you know...". The interviewer finally gave up
and thanked her and concluded the interview.

	Rudy Troike




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