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an interjection used by some patriotic Americans, from the motto on US currency
One statement i hold dear is in gods we trust
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Some people really don't want money, rather they would prefer love. Trust is essential to seal a secure bond when dealing with the latter, trust funds are important to secure love, and loved ones; when the love is not of money.
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A whiny attention-seeking discord user
"why haven't I been made into an urban dictionary yet waaaaa" - In God We Trust
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In Tom We Trust which was modified some hundreds of years past to "In God We Trust". Origins, of course, from Sir Thomas Brady.
See also: The Grace of Tom (by the grace of Tom...)
Smithers: "Tomorrow's Sunday, yo."
Jenkins: "In Tom We Trust."
Jackson: "Amen, we'll win if our Lord and Savior, Tom has anything to do with it."
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It's either people wanting your trust and they are actually willing to do anything and that they swear they won't make the same mistakes again. OR ANOTHER DEFINITION, which is people who say "just trust me." to make you trust them while also manipulating you. Watch out for these tactics.
Stranger 1: Hey there, just trust me
Stranger 2: I'm not comfortable with trusting you, I barely know you
Stranger 1: I know, but you can trust me.
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When you're just a normal guy that wants to buy a fine automobile from Harry's car shop, but you're denied because Harry "doesn't trust like that".
A normal man walks into Harry's car shop
"I'd like to buy a fine automobile, maybe one that talks."
"I don't trust like that... Open that button"
"I will not buy if you want me to get naked"
"I'm not saying naked, I'm just--"
"You wanna see my genitals? That's not okay."
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when you build structurally questionable buildings and unreliable solutions to problems but you're an engineer so everyone has no choice but to trust that your methods won't fuck up
Person 1: "Are you sure it's okay to balance a forklift on a forklift to reach that shelf?"
Person 2: "Trust me, I'm an engineer!"
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