Day in the life as an unemployed 30 year old bum

Used in conversation to indicate that an expected action or event has not occurred at this moment, but is anticipated to happen at a future time.

“>> going to go get a job. >> Vacation's over. >> Vacation's over. Did you apply for a job? >> Uh, not yet. I'm going to start today. >> Oh, not yet. >> When are you going to do that? >> Right when I come back. >> What? You "I not yet finished reading the book you lent me, but I will return it tomorrow." "Have you booked your flight? Not yet, I am still comparing prices online." "The project is not yet complete, so please wait a few more days for the final results."”

(spoken) Used to show that you are in the same state or situation as someone else, specifically when both parties share a negative experience, lack of knowledge, or refusal regarding a previously mentioned topic.

“>> and they dump like a whole bag of peanuts in it. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> I've never in my life heard of that. >> Me neither. Cheers. >> Okay, let's see. Okay, here it goes. "I have never been to the capital city." "Me neither, but I hope to visit it next year." "I do not like the taste of black coffee." "Me neither, it is far too bitter for my liking."”