Anything you would you like to add?

A hard ask
From the get go
Can I get?
I’m good

Dismissing one’s feelings by the saying “ it’s a first world problem “.

"To tell the truth" ....

"Being honest..."

"To be fair..."

I'm trying to stop saying all of these because I am honest and fair, so don't need to add extra words!

Double down, hate it

With all due respect…..

“I mean….” which are the words that anyone interviewed on radio seems to start a sentence with these days!

Back story

‘Let me be clear…’ inevitably followed by a load of confusing claptrap
Or ‘The Prime Minister has been very clear’, when they have been anything but.
These applied mainly to Liz Truss

(I used to hate ‘wait, what?’
All the kids at school said it, usually in response to a simple instruction)

One that really, really. gets to me is "see you later" even when there is not a cats chance in hell that they will. Had it said to me on the telephone too.

My truth

And I definitely don’t want to start a discussion about any one who uses that term……

"When the muck hits the fan..."

(Where does this even come from? )

"woke" is annoying as well.

•No worries Mate
Sorry, but that's ubiquitous Down Under!

•At the end of the day…
My mother used to sing that to me! Perhaps as encouragement to me to be good.

"I'm sorry if I offended anyone"
"Fur baby"

toscalily

One that really, really. gets to me is "see you later" even when there is not a cats chance in hell that they will. Had it said to me on the telephone too.

Or "see you soon" is even worse when you don't want to see them soon and would rather see them later or not.

‘Not a problem’

When you have asked someone to do their actual job:

‘Two dry white wines please’
‘Not a problem’

I should blooming well think not!

It sounds so churlish
(she said…churlishly)

Fanny, we were having lunch out recently and the young waiter said it every time we spoke to him, menu, not a problem, drink one, not a problem, drink two, not a problem food order one, not a problem, food order two, not a problem, dessert, not a problem, bill.......... it drove me mad.

‘No worries,’I hear just about every day. It is endemic here. Same with ‘Howya going ?’ The answer is, ‘Good’. I don’t mind them at all,can’t see anything boring / nasty about them. The only thing that annoys me is people who start a sentence with ‘So’because I am sick of it. ‘Seeya later’is another we use all the time here along with ‘talk soon’.

I must admit to using ‘ not a problems’ when asked to do something and no worries

I’ve never heard of ‘deep dive’ is it dirty ?

Starting the sentence with So is my pet hate
Being called ‘hun’ by strangers
The rainbow bridge 🤮
Fur babies

halfpint1

Double down, hate it

I hate this too.

Going forward
Empowering

'You've got this'

[When asked 'Are you ready?'...the response]
'Ready as I'll ever be'

'My bad'

With all due respect....
No offense but.....

• Hit the ground running
• Pivot

People who say 'Lovely' to every item you order on a menu.

‘Not a problem’ sounds so much better in French - "Pas de problème, Madame"

My truth psycho babble speak for "this is the version of events that's easiest for me to live with".

Authentic self
Fur babies
You guys

LancashireGran

My truth psycho babble speak for "this is the version of events that's easiest for me to live with.
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