I'm so glad you asked that question.
"I'm glad you asked that question," Carson said.
Professor John Geanakoplos: I'm glad you asked that question because it betrays a misunderstanding, so I'm glad you asked that question.
— Scott, New York A. As they say in debates, I'm glad you asked that question.
He also gets the dividend in period 0, so I'm glad you asked that question.
On your first day you asked that people clean up their streets.
The trouble was that, when you asked that question, and I raised my arm, you forgot all about your punchline.
KOBACH: No. I'm glad you asked that question, because actually that is not the reason that the commission exists.
Since 1967, Mr. Gardner had been writing a syndicated gossip column, "Glad You Asked That," with his wife, Marilyn.
"I'm so glad you asked that question, since that is the main aim of my campaign," he said.
Well, I'm glad you asked that: it's because the Obama plan, whether you like it or not, doesn't have anything like Romney's reliance on magic asterisks.
