Bob's your uncle

All will be well or simple as that.

You go and ask for the job -- and he remembers your name -- and Bob's your uncle.

Bobs Your Uncle

British word used to say "sorted". Can be used in many scenarios.

Jack: Take the car to the garage, get the engine fixed, bobs your uncle.

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Jack: Go shopping at 10am, get back to play golf, then off to the pub, and a shag later. bobs your uncle

Bob's your monkey

An alternate version of the classic expression bob's your uncle.

who's your uncle?
i don't know but "Bob's your monkey"

bob's your uncle

You will achieve the desired result.

Give it a spoodle and Robert is very much your mother's brother.

and bobs your uncle

Well, its used to say "And there you go. That simple"

I have no idea where it come from.

Click that there, and bobs your uncle!

Bob's your aunt

From two British idioms: "Bob's your uncle" and "Fanny's your aunt"; both of which mean "easy as pie". This particular version casts confusion or doubt on a subject.

Just before diving into the shark-infested waters, he was heard to say, "Everything will be fine, and Bob's your aunt!"

bob's your uncle

uh i guess bob is your uncle or something

"Bob's your uncle mate!"
What the fuck?