2022's new overused business word.

[Notarealsignguy]

RIGHT!! A while back the one that got me "It is what it is"

no way, that's a good one. My wife HATES it along with "control what you can control" and "10-4" so they get used regularly around here

 

[Gino]

Well, since we switched from dislikes to likes......... I tend to use 'F**k Y*u' quite a bit. Been using it for about 55 or so years and I still use it a lot. Many times, I add..... and the horse ya rode in on..... at then end.

 

[Boudica]

OOF, I'm guilty of both of the last two. along with... "is it though?" I say that to my daughter a lot when she makes some ridiculous definitive statement.

 

[gnubler]

Well, since we switched from dislikes to likes......... I tend to use 'F**k Y*u' quite a bit. Been using it for about 55 or so years and I still use it a lot. Many times, I add..... and the horse ya rode in on..... at then end.

This surprises me because you're always so friendly and accepting here on the forum.

 

[Gino]

.............. and the horse ya rode in on )))))))))))))))))

 

[chester215]

......also too.........

 

[Gino]

Yes, I don't know.

 

[DeadDoc]

"The customer is always right" has been very common here at work from the customer. Phrase but whatever.

 

[Notarealsignguy]

"The customer is always right"

 

[bob]

"The customer is always right" has been very common here at work from the customer. Phrase but whatever.

Regardless of whether or not that's correct, the customer is always the customer.

 

[Notarealsignguy]

Regardless of whether or not that's correct, the customer is always the customer.

not after you fire them

 

[Johnny Best]

I am glad not to hear "bottom line" anymore. After all these years I still like, Cool!

 

[DeadDoc]

not after you fire them

Which I have heard we have done.

 

[DeadDoc]

Regardless of whether or not that's correct, the customer is always the customer.

Are they still a customer even if "you" block their calls and emails?

 

[Boudica]

This one still irritates me... "at the end of the day... blah blah summary" Does this mean that nothing matters tomorrow?

 

[Scotchbrite]

We had an employee that said "F-Y-I...." to start any nagging comment. After they quit, it became a joke thing around the office. But while they were here, it was damn annoying anytime you got FYI'd.

 

[Gino]

Ya know ??
Ummm......
Okay...........
Ahhhh........
Gotcha.......
Wait or give me a second.............. I have this one vendor that will immediately say.... oh yeah, I can't say that to you.
Hand/air quotes.................

 

[DeadDoc]

When will it be ready?

 

[Notarealsignguy]

This one still irritates me... "at the end of the day... blah blah summary" Does this mean that nothing matters tomorrow?

it means stop worrying over nothing and shut your pie hole

 

[Gino]

And pay attention and L I S T E N.