I totally get how that "so we done" question can be super annoying. It’s like when someone keeps asking if something is over or finished, and you just want to say, yes, we’re not in sixth grade anymore, so please stop with the repetitive questions. This phrase often pops up in conversations where closure or decisions are expected, but the persistent repeating just irritates rather than helps. In my experience, the best way to handle this kind of situation is with a mix of patience and humor. Sometimes, responding with a light-hearted comment can defuse tension. For example, saying "Yes, let’s move on like grown-ups" or "Definitely done, no need to rewind!" can get your point across without conflict. I’ve noticed that this question often signals uncertainty or a need for reassurance from the other person, so addressing those feelings can ease the exchange. Clarifying your stance kindly but firmly helps prevent the back-and-forth annoyance. Also, setting boundaries on how many times a question should be asked helps maintain respectful communication. Ultimately, these little conversational quirks are part of everyday interactions. Sharing these moments as a vent or a laugh reminds us all that we’re not alone in facing small annoyances. So next time you hear "so we done," take a deep breath, smile, and remember — you’re definitely not six anymore.