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Flink_Poyd

https://youtu.be/o7_vGlWqgdg

https://youtu.be/YCDnyN1CKKI

aord43

Dopesick said:

I say 'could I get a so-and-so' quite a bit - usually in the mornings when getting a bacon roll. I don't even think about it, it just slips out. Obviously I am Lucifer incarnate and deserve to be dropped into a pit of lions.

Unfortunately it's all too easy to pick up these expressions!

Guitar_Slinger

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CKppTIaUcAA2yDY.png

Saw this on the other fb and remembered this thread.

LoFi

I hate "Can I get a latte, please?" when they really mean "I'd like a latte, please". It's the baristas job to get it, not the customers. 

Yeah, but I bet you pronounce it "lar-tay" (along with 95% of the English population...). Pet hate of mine.

Legionreturns

LoFi said:

I hate "Can I get a latte, please?" when they really mean "I'd like a latte, please". It's the baristas job to get it, not the customers. 

Yeah, but I bet you pronounce it "lar-tay" (along with 95% of the English population...). Pet hate of mine.

Except in Scotland, where it rhymes with Laddy

chillidoggy

'Latte'.

It always used to be a 'milky coffee' until someone introduced this foreign twaddle.

tampaxboo

any rep who starts a presentation with "we're really excited to be able to share this with you..."

must. die.

Nitefly

tampaxboo said:

any rep who starts a presentation with "we're really excited to be able to share this with you..."

must. die.

Preferably slowly, and painfully.