Any words or phrases that you can't stand?

I agree with most of these, especially the use of myself instead of me and 'fed up of'. Most irritating lately is the verbalisation of nouns, used so frequently in tv adverts now.

Back in the day drives me mad!

"the present moment". "Hun". "Furbaby" and "Furchildren". "Turned round and said" "She went" (instead of "she said") and - oh yes, people saying or writing "a chest of draws" instead of drawers.

Most of the above. Most recently, “bad boys” referring to items of food. People using “I” rather than “me” - e.g. “He said to my husband and I” etc.

I love 'the elephant in the room' jaylucy. It's so apt, as long as it's used correctly and not overused.

I'm fed up with fed up of.

'Awesome'

ME and my friend ??

Haitch
Bored of
Can I get?
Like... like... like... repeated throughout a sentence

Naty, are you in The US?

I also hate DH, DS, DGD etc.
... and (usually on the phone) ”bear me a minute”
... and “can you confirm your address” - ?? ?

Ahead of instead of saying before. Why not just say before? It annoys me every time I hear it. BBC reporters use it a lot.

He/she was sat.......nooo, it’s he/she was sitting. Drives me mad!

I remember my teacher when I was in primary school giving me a good telling off for using "off of" so have never used it since!
My hates are :
WOKE
At this moment in time
too too much
babes
the elephant in the room

Starting a sentence with “So”WTF no need?went on a trip abroad a year ago, and the guide started every sentence with SO?!!

'See you later' from checkout operators etc that I don't know.

Saying Hey instead of Hello, happens all the time now on TV. And starting every sentence with so..............

the only words that I can`t stand are the words I don`t understand what is meant!

Suddenly we have 'people that'. It's people who and things that!
Yes, 'can I get?' is seriously irritating. I've heard that occasionally the person who is being asked replies along the lines of, 'Customers aren't allowed in the kitchen but don't worry. I'll get it for you!' Even if that's an urban myth, it's a good one!

I try always to order with, 'I'd like...' ?

Never heard: ”my bad” - what does it mean?
As a language teacher, there are many turns of phrase which I really can’t stand. For example:
Starting a sentence with “so”
Hubby
The wife
You guys
Could of, should of, would of
Aah bless - we took the cat to the vets once and every other word was “Aaah bless!”
Myself and yourself in the wrong context
Pronouncing H as haitch.
I could go on for ever........

At the end of the day....winds me up something rotten! I always but in and say, "It's night".

I had forgotten about ‘my bad’, which is a ludicrous phrase and seems to be creeping into television dramas!

'bin' instead of 'been'
'gonna' instead of 'going to'

Absolutely!
Ahh bless

Wrap up warm. Aaaargh... even the BBC say it now !
It's an adverb !!!!

And this hideous new habit of starting every reply with ..so.

Hun... is ghastly too !

Most of the above.
The proof is in the pudding (should be the proof of the pudding is in the eating).
Pronouncing an H which should be silent.
I have just woke up.
I text him. (surely should be texted).
Being 'woke' as in aware.