Peeve of the Day

[DoWhat]

"I gots me"
Just axe me.

 

[NOTSMC]

I drug it outside vs I dragged it outside.

 

[DaSDGuy]

"I've got"

Everyone says it and it irks me to no end. When I'm reading a book and one of the characters says "I've got..." I zero in on it and get triggered.

FTR it's "I have...." or "I got..."

I have a puppy.
I got a puppy.

Not "I've got a puppy", which translates to "I have got a puppy" and that's wrong.

Go to Walmart and Axe them what they think.

 

[WheezyCarl]

"Learnt". You mean, "learned" 'cuz there's no "T" in that word. Right? I am correct?? Oh, and "no problem", when thanking someone. I don't care if it's your problem, or not. I was being cordial.

 

[PrchJrkr]

"Learnt". You mean, "learned" 'cuz there's no "T" in that word. Right? I am correct?? Oh, and "no problem", when thanking someone. I don't care if it's your problem, or not. I was being cordial.

That's the one that always gets me. "No problem" instead of you're welcome. Whenever I worked a register and a customer said TY, I would reply with, "No. Thank you!"

 

[frequentflier]

That's the one that always gets me. "No problem" instead of you're welcome. Whenever I worked a register and a customer said TY, I would reply with, "No. Thank you!"

I HATE "no problem" and when I had my store(s), during an interview I would tell the prospective employee that I never wanted them to say "no problem" as a response. And if "no problem" was in their vocabulary, they needed to remove those two words and get used to saying "you're welcome", "my pleasure" etc.

 

[SamSpade]

I’ve noticed an increase of saying “impor-ant” -dropping the t.

I swear I’m hearing it all the time now.

 

[ontheriver]

I’ve noticed an increase of saying “impor-ant” -dropping the t.

I swear I’m hearing it all the time now.

That too!

 

[WheezyCarl]

I’ve noticed an increase of saying “impor-ant” -dropping the t.

I swear I’m hearing it all the time now.

Prolly correct, lol