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Most common response, by far, is “yeah, someone else’s dream” or some variation of that. Read also: This Simple Trick Stops Sour Noodle Leaks—Guaranteed!

Second is “this is my nightmare;” however, has since faded with every year that distances. Read also: 5 Things You Didn't Know About This Knoxville Craigslist Find

Feb 20, 2024 · “living the dream” has become an acceptable and common response received when asking someone how they are doing.

In the last few years, i've heard that statement.

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When someone says they're living the dream when asked how they're doing, they can't be lying no matter what, because a nightmare is still a dream.

“livin the dream, one nightmare at a.

Assuming you have been using living the dream as a somewhat comic dismissal to the rhetorical question how are you? alternate:

Better than i deserve is a bit more earnest (still often.

When someone asks how you’re doing and you respond with “living the dream,” it often comes with a touch of irony or humor, reflecting a mix of reality and aspiration.

See what a recent survey reported as to how many retirees are living the dream versus the nightmare.

Living the dream (totally not a nightmare) is a sarcastic take on modern life’s chaos, from work stress and social media to everyday mishaps.