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Words We Need To Stop Saying
Mojo In The Morning

Words We Need To Stop Saying

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March 22, 2023 | 00:08:15 | Leisure

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All right, it is Mojo in the Morning. Spike, you have words and phrases that should be banned.

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We've got to stop saying these, and the list has been increasing, and you guys can add to the list too, but i'm literally so sick of the word literally it's stop like 99 of the time whatever follows literally is not literal like yesterday someone's like i'm literally gonna explode i'm like you're not literally gonna explode like that's you're just not so literally is being overused this feels targeted i didn't even get to this well i didn't even literally feel attacked i literally feel attacked right now okay then you you won't like this one either can't even i can't even so this is the megan make list yeah i'm not saying that what else is on there you can even like this is it's just run its course these words we've been using them for so long like why are we still saying low key low key i'm like it's kind of overused at this point is this you too me no you

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You just sound like, get off my lawn right now.

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I just think they're tired phrases.

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It's so funny. Yesterday I was on Instagram and somebody had reposted this. There's a real famous live music venue in New York City called The Continental. And they have a sign stuck on their door that said, sorry, but if you say the word literally inside Continental, you have five minutes to finish your drink and then you must leave. If you actually start a sentence with literally, you leave immediately. Take your Kardashian-ism somewhere else.

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How about living my best life? Apparently, we've all been doing it.

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Oh, my God. I was literally about to say, let me live my life to Shannon. And then you edit this. This list is literally just making fun of young people.

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It's okay for you to say literally if you say it like that. Literally

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That's from Parks and Rec

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So you think that This is only young people that say it You know when you should stop saying it

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When the old people start saying it And that's what I think all these phrases are now The old people are saying it which means you gotta move on

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Boomers are not out in these streets saying Low key

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Well I'll be honest with you They're just doing it low key That's when you know There's a certain age that you can say Some of these phrases and then once you get past a certain age if you say it you are the old person saying a young person phrase i heard my mom

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say sauce the other day and i was like what huh what do you just i won't say sus i'm too old to say because my kids say it so smith and loose say it so i think she got it from them and now

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she was using it i'm like what you prefer us to use words like hip and and groovy what are you

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looking for here i think we need to bring those back hip groovy rad i wish we could bring that

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wicked awesome yeah well it's all cyclical right they'll all eventually come back for a little

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while what's up cassie hey spike this is boomer behavior oh are you feeling targeted because i

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pointed out that these words have been used a long time i mean things need to

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retire after a while they're just cliches at this point literally boomer behavior

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uh thank you for the call cassie appreciate it yeah um any other phrases that uh should be up

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there or should we well i saw someone post a sweat sesh yesterday on instagram a what is a

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sweat sesh just say i'm working out like i'm pretty i'm pretty sure if you say call it a

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sweat a sweat sesh yeah if you say that out loud at planet fitness the lunk alarm is going to go

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off shannon please tell me you never have done sweat session i don't think i've ever please i

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say a lot of things that are overused but not sweat well sweat session say it sweat session

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or or it's not even so much overused it's like it's like dumb like when when people will say

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something like that i am very guilty of saying um like using text phrases in like i say brb all

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the time and i know it's annoying but i say it all the time yeah emily you are uh one that does

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not like sus yeah good morning guys um my son is 12 and at first he started using the word like last year from a video game and then him and i have a really open relationship so if you talk about something that happened at school or with his friends i'll be like was it sus they'll be like yeah and they'll be like okay i don't need to know then so it became a word i started using and i

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hate it oh gosh do you ever get called out by people when you use it oh yeah yeah yeah call yourself out i like that it's the people that don't know that aren't aware that that are

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the ones that we're talking about uh how about this one this one mike's going to disagree with but every year webster's put out the list of what should be retired because it's overused and at the end of the year last year they said goat calling someone the goat is that would never

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go too overused goat goat goat is only to be used for tom brady and that's it nobody else is a goat

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It could be, Michael Jordan is a goat. Well, yes. But he's, yes. You can't call your best friend the goat of eating spaghetti. You know what I mean? You can't use it for everything.

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KP called herself the goat today.

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Did she?

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She did because I'm the, I'm not going to say anything. Never mind. I loved it. I loved it. She was like, if you're the only one, you are the goat.

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And I was like, all right. It stayed until five yesterday trying to figure out all our tech issues. And I am officially calling myself the goat. That's very goat-like. That's good.

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You deserve it. Yes, you can call yourself that.

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Stacey, hi.

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Hi, I don't have a voice, so I'm going to make it fast. But the phrase that I hate is sorry, not sorry.

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Have you had, well, you also hate it, too, because the person's saying that to you, probably for a reason. Jason, there's something that Megan says that drives you crazy.

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Oh, yeah, it's the word zooted. Drives me absolutely nuts.

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Oh, really?

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Well, we know that she was saying it wrong, we found out, too.

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What was that?

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Megan was saying it wrong from what we found out.

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It changed culturally in context. Yeah, I don't think she was saying it wrong.

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I just think the person that said that was old.

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But keep going. Keep going.

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Yeah, the entire word is wrong.

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Well, okay, why? Do you think it's for harder drugs? I forgot what time it was.

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I feel like the generation wanted to make up a word to be cool, and they couldn't think of any other word besides zooted.

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Well, it was used. It was just used for a different drug.

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Yeah. As long as you say zooted and tooted at the same time. If you can say zooted and tooted, then it's okay.

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If country music is playing in the background, you're also a little bit booted.

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Holly, what's your word?

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Bra.

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Bra. Bra. Yeah. I can't get on board with that one.

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Happy mom's worst nightmare of a word. Like, bra. No. My son and daughter

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My son and daughter call me different variations of it I get called bro ham I get called bra bra

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I got the text from

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My daughter Natalie texted me last night Bro this is the fifth direct COVID exposure In five weeks Because her roommate's got COVID now I'm like do you talk like that to the doctor

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What's up Jackie

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Yes

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Hi

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The one thing that I despise my kids are not allowed to say that my house is my bad i hate to hear adults say my bad i hate to hear my kids say my bad and when their friends go over to the house if they're talking and they'll be like oh my bad my kids will look at them say no don't say that i can't stand it and i told them i said you know if you have to apologize about something say i'm sorry or my apologies but don't ever say my bad i hate that too oh i despise that when i hear a dog say it to me i just look like

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i don't know if i want to cross you honestly i will never say it ever again jackie just because

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of you oh my god my bad just irks my

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