Y2K
You're too kind
Example
Did you receive the gift card?
Yes, I did, y2k!
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Related Slang
URSKTM | You are so kind to me |
RAK | Random act of kindness |
NTMY | Nice to meet you |
SWALK | Sealed with a loving kiss |
VN | Very nice |
thx | Thanks |
tnx | Thanks |
TY | Thank you |
thanq | Thank you |
People may send "Y2K" in a message online or text to say "thank you" for a kind gesture. The acronym stands for "you're too kind," with the 2 representing "too."
An example of when you might receive Y2K is when your friend texts you their thanks to you for helping them study. Or, a co-worker may message you "Y2K when you wish them a happy birthday.
Most people do not send Y2K because many people confuse it with the abbreviation for "Year 2000." Instead, they typically send thx, TY, tnx, or thnq.