What current day words drive you up the wall?

Starting every sentence with So

My bad……..what the hell does that mean

What can I get you guys, in a restaurant

My partner

Backstory, instead of history/family history (pet hate)
Reach out, instead of contact
Passed, instead of died
'So' at the beginning of sentences
Hun
My Bad
Aks
Sick
F**k
Sh*t
Woke
Disrespecting
Fed up of, when it should be fed up with
Little Prince or Princess when referring to a small child or baby
Bubs and Bubba (as above)
I'm good, instead of I'm fine or well

And dare I say it 'Mental Health'. I realise it's an important matter for many people but the phrase seems to be very overused now. Every news topic and interview is peppered with references to mental health. I cringe when I hear it and just mentally switch off and don't watch or listen any more.

Two times. What's wrong with the word twice.
' Absolutely' instead of a straight 'yes'

Any sentence beginning with “look,” mostly favoured by politicians.
Haitch
Heighth. It’s width, breadth but it’s not heighth!
I’m bound to think of loads more but most have been mentioned.

My brother is always saying “I turned around and said …..”.
He also says “I’m going now” when he wants to get the last word in towards the end of a discussion. ?

One (or any number) year anniversary - what happened to first, second etc anniversary? Even worse, one month anniversary!

Nah problem

Big Bertha, THANK YOU!!! I'm on other side of the pond, and constantly saying (when I rarely do see a US program), why can't they do something just a little bit classier like the Brits do? I am so everlastingly sick and tired of them taking God's name in vain and using that word. It's just not necessary. There are a whole lot of stories that are truly interesting enough on their own; they don't need to be dirtied up to get my attention. Having said that, I rarely watch regular US television because it is the absolute drags of what can be seen on the box.

Crisis everything nowadays in a crisis
Woke
Could is the media favourite word

‘Look at YOU!’

Oft said on Come Dine with Me when they open the front door and find their guest standing on the step. Is it just me who finds it very patronising?

Usernametaken, yes. It always reminds me of being assigned someone to do a project with in school. It also makes me think that whoever is using it is trying to put distance between themselves and the person to whom they refer.

Someone saying you poor thing ! I’m not a thing ?

Brutal

I must of…..instead of I must have

Can I get

Spelling errors such as there and their

People greeted as guys

Politicians saying “look” when answering questions, very patronising

Woke

Fam instead of family

Furbaby, unprecedented, robust

Furbaby'

Amazeballs, you guys , Ain’t that just so.

Adjective 'quite' - it seems to prefix/qualify so many words. Also 'incredible' is often overused in documentaries (Prof Alice Fowler)

'Very unique' - it's either unique or it isn't.
"I feel very humbled to have been offered this job' - no, not humbled, should be 'honoured".

'Less' when it should be 'fewer'.

"I am a friend of Christine's". No - You are a friend of Christine.

I mean... lots of celebs start their sentences with this. Listen..... again used by TV presenters. I think it's very rude to insist you listen to them.
Absolutely right. Quiz show presenters such as Alexander Armstrong use this to excess. It should just be right.
Absolutely instead of yes.

Furbaby , hun, reach out

Doable. The word is achievable.

Touchbase

Wokey

Diss

Yep
Hun
Babe
See you later- no they probably won’t, so why say it?
Guys

You know. As in I started doing X you know and then had to do Y, you know. I was busy and I didn't like it, you know! No, I don't know!

Speaking of patronising, have we had 'bless' yet?

The junior in the hairdresser was asking the usual questions about the weekend, and I said that I was going to a music gig with my son as a birthday present. She looked at me as though I was 100 (not that it would have mattered if I had been) and said 'bless' with her head tilted to one side. I was unimpressed!

Woke!