The phrase "That's what she said" is a popular humorous expression often used to turn an innocent statement into a sexual innuendo. It's typically said after someone makes a comment that could be interpreted in a suggestive or double-meaning way.
Origin and Usage
- Origin: The phrase gained widespread popularity from the American TV show The Office , where the character Michael Scott frequently used it as a running joke.
- Usage: It's usually delivered immediately after a statement that unintentionally sounds risqué. For example:
- Person A: "This is harder than I thought."
- Person B: "That's what she said!"
Tips for Using It
- Best used among friends or in casual settings.
- Timing is key—delivering it too late or inappropriately can fall flat or offend.
- Avoid using it in formal or sensitive conversations.
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