Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean? Any possible rephrasing Who else just keep saying “yes” to those bike men while on transit so everyone is happy even when you can’t hear or understand anything he is saying?😂

The sentence you provided has some grammatical inconsistencies, particularly with subject-verb agreement. The word "keep" should be "keeps" because the subject "who else" is singular. Here’s a corrected version of your sentence: "Who else just keeps saying 'yes' to those bike men while on transit so everyone is happy even when you can’t hear or understand anything they are saying? 😂" **Meaning:** The sentence seems to express a sense of humorous frustration or commentary about someone who continuously agrees (by saying "yes") to bike men (possibly referring to bike taxi drivers or sellers) without fully understanding what they are talking about. The implication is that doing so keeps the peace or makes everyone happy, even in a situation of confusion. **Possible Rephrasings:** 1. "Is there anyone else who continually says 'yes' to bike men during transit, just to keep everyone happy even if you can't hear or understand what they're saying? 😂" 2. "Who else keeps responding 'yes' to those bike men while commuting, just to make sure everyone is happy, even if they can’t comprehend what’s being said? 😂" 3. "Who else finds themselves saying 'yes' to those bike guys on public transport to keep the peace, even when you don't catch a word of what they’re saying? 😂"