That’s what I’m talking about.
At this point in time
He/She indicated - When that person actually spoke.
One hundred and ten percent!
Kew--el instead of cool. Skew--el instead of school.
"My bad"
"A lot on your plate."
Of all of these, it’s “No problem” in response to “Thank you” that irritates me the most. This implies to me that if it had been a problem, the service (or whatever) would not have been performed.
How about when a sentence is started with "I mean" or other times when "I mean" is just used to take up time as they think of what they want to say.
It is used by almost everyone. Pay attention, you may even be saying it.
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