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Ep. 09 Catchphrases & Expressions That Irritate Us.
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Catchphrases & Expressions That Irritate Us.
The conversation starts with technical difficulties and introductions. They discuss taking a break from the real world and the interviews on Jake's YouTube channel. They then talk about the beers they are drinking and share their thoughts on different brands. The conversation shifts to annoying catchphrases and words, including 'Make America Great Again' and 'No Cap.' They also express their dislike for the word 'obviously.' In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various catchphrases and expressions that irritate them. They also explore the use of slang terms like 'fire,' 'flames,' 'gas,' 'bruh,' 'YOLO,' and 'no homo.' The hosts express their frustration with the abbreviations and shortening of words in text messages, as well as the need to clarify intentions with phrases like 'no homo.' Overall, they reflect on the generational differences in language and communication styles. The conversation explores the topics of freedom of speech, sensitivity, transgender identity, pronouns and language, the slippery slope of language, the woke culture, the term 'liberal retard', and the R-word. The conversation ends on a positive note with a fun video.
-Takeaways
Freedom of speech is not free and must be approached with sensitivity.
Understanding and respecting transgender identity is important.
Language and pronouns can be a sensitive topic and should be approached with care.
The use of derogatory terms and slurs should be avoided.
Ending conversations on a positive note can help create a more enjoyable experience.
-Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Technical Difficulties
03:09 Taking a Break from the Real World
07:06 Interviewing Guests on Jake's YouTube Channel
09:24 What Are You Drinking?
12:31 Annoying Catchphrases and Words
21:21 Make America Great Again
27:08 No Cap
30:48 Obviously
30:57 Catchphrases and Irritations
41:07 Fire, Flames, and Gas
47:31 Bruh
53:36 YOLO
57:28 No Homo
01:00:25 Freedom of Speech and Sensitivity
01:01:12 Understanding Transgender Identity
01:02:22 Pronouns and Language
01:03:10 Slippery Slope of Language
01:04:43 The Woke Culture
01:05:34 Liberal Retard
01:06:08 The R-Word
01:07:34 Ending on a Positive Note
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