Sokka's Master

Used here sarcastically to mock someone's minor complaint. Depending on tone, it can be a genuine expression of sympathy or a dismissive, sarcastic one. Very common in everyday speech.

A fixed phrase expressing impatience or resignation about a task. Signals the speaker wants to move through something quickly rather than engaging with it fully.

Used to signal that something predictable or tiresome is about to happen again, often with mild exasperation. Not a literal spatial statement.

A conversational filler used to wrap up a thought, change the subject, or signal mild resignation. The meaning depends heavily on context and tone.