Just had a Gen Z "leadership trainee" struggle with a staple remover.
Posted by Tuscy
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I’ll be contrarian and say I don’t think this is that crazy.
Posted by OB25
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I'm not so much surprised that she hadn't used one before
Posted by IlliniSax05 MAJOR UPDATE: "Maybe you're not such a bad egg, Lisle-y"
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cosign*
Posted by Sounder
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Sidejack...things outside your generation / age that coworkers say...
Posted by haighter
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All of it, except maybe "mid"*
Posted by AintHatin
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"my dude" *
Posted by haighter
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it is wednesday, my dudes.*
Posted by VIV
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interesting factoid: there's a Vine that uses that exact phrase!*
Posted by Sammich
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Also, doesn't know how to clean out a clinker*
Posted by Chilango
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There's a word out of the past. Next thing someone will bring up is a stoker.
Posted by osklister
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even stokers need a little stoke*
Posted by VIV
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I do know one thing, the young kids definitely know how to deal with a clanker.*
Posted by Warrin'_Illini
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I recently said to my team that someone was “out of pocket” and..
Posted by General Engineer
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neither idiom makes a damn lick of sense*
Posted by Sammich
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"Outta Pocket" analogous to "Showing their ass" IMO. I'm 46...if a coworker were unavailable...
Posted by haighter
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pronounced "oh oh oh" or "oooooh"?*
Posted by Sammich
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You forgot to log back in as "complainant". *
Posted by haighter
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you out of pocket for that, fam*
Posted by Sammich
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Lulz. *
Posted by haighter
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To white people, it means unavailable. In the Community, it means inappropriate
Posted by bbonb
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I've only ever heard it to mean unavailable work wise*
Posted by Gene Parmesan
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Correct, that's a common phrase to mean unavailable at my firm*
Posted by reggiedunlop
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my kids use that phrase that way all of the time. its a source of much argument in our house.*
Posted by LovetheChief
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I've never heard it in the way you used it*
Posted by illini21
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I have only known it to mean acting inappropriately and I am a 42*
Posted by JacobRDaugherty
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I’m 60 and never heard that meaning*
Posted by TarheelIllini
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Nope. I'd suspect GE got a call from HR*
Posted by Stu
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Who knows? No one ever uses that expression
Posted by Stu
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6,7 years ago?
Posted by assassin
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Fortyyyyy one *
Posted by MC
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STOP IT STOP IT STOP IT. BOTH OF YOU STOP IT*
Posted by VIV
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I found out that kids don't learn about Mt St Helens in school and thought it was odd
Posted by ATL
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they learn about vulcanism from Star Trek
Posted by IlliniSax05 MAJOR UPDATE: "Maybe you're not such a bad egg, Lisle-y"
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I learned about vulcanism back when I went to Goodyear HS.
Posted by osklister
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Was just discussing this with a co-worker and learned this isn't the first mind-boggling....
Posted by Tuscy
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when you show her the key ring hack with that thing
Posted by bbonb
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claw-style or nail-file-style?*
Posted by Sammich
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Claw. *
Posted by Tuscy
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Is she hot?*
Posted by Poldark "This is the internet. Patience lasts for one bad play then everything is over"
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Cute. Not hot. *
Posted by Tuscy
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Ask her to write her name in cursive*
Posted by Sounder
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I bet she's never even spun a rotary dial!*
Posted by RVA
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I bet she doesn't know what a rotary dial is
Posted by Sounder
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Has she ever whipped a horse?
Posted by ATL
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so hot on so many levels*
Posted by bbonb
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