STOP 🛑 saying these phrases irregardless - should have not should of

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[00:00:00]Do you say supposedly, delete? Number two. Irregardless or regardless?

[00:00:06]Regardless. Do you say could of, should of, would of, or do you say could have, should have, or would have?

[00:00:16]You say could have, would have, should have?

[00:00:19]The hesitation is scary, but it's have.

[00:00:21]Thank you, sir. Next one, do you say for all intensive purposes or for all intents and purposes?

[00:00:31]For all intensive purposes or for all intents and purposes?

[00:00:35]I think the second one. The second one, for all intents and purposes. Do you say one in the same or do you say one and the same?

[00:00:45]Which? Second one. The second one. Next one, do you say case in point or case in point? Number two. Case in point.

[00:00:53]Next one, do you say mute point with m u t e or mute m o o t point?

[00:01:01]The first one cuz we've been keep on getting the second one. Okay, so what does mute mean?

[00:01:07]To be Quiet. So, how can you make a point if it's mute? It's the second.

[00:01:11]Okay, it's the second one. Very good. I think it's always the second one. Okay.

[00:01:15]Nip it in the butt or nip it in the bud?

[00:01:18]>> It's number two. Why do you know that?

[00:01:20]Because my grandma says it all the time.

[00:01:21]She says nip it in the bud?

[00:01:23]>> Mhm. Okay, good job, grandma. Do you say deep-seated or deep-seated?

[00:01:30]I think it's the second one.

[00:01:31]>> You think it's the number two? Why?

[00:01:34]You just do it's deep-seated. Okay, last one. Are you a escapegoat or you a scapegoat?

[00:01:42]Which one is it? The intensive.

[00:01:44]Escapegoat?

[00:01:46]Or escapegoat? Both.

[00:01:50]Escapegoat or scapegoat?

[00:01:52]Scapegoat.

[00:01:53]Scapegoat?

[00:01:55]Okay. So, >> second one to go with me. Okay, so here's the deal. A scapegoat is someone who you set up to take the fall or you going to be the bad guy. You can't escape from it. So, it's So, which one was the most surprising?

[00:02:11]The third from the bottom. Okay, uh nip it in the butt. I've never heard of that. You You don't You never say nip it in the bud? I've never heard of it. I probably say >> know what the last one was. Okay, you never heard of scapegoat? I I've heard of it. I just didn't know how A scapegoat is someone who takes the blame. I didn't even do anything.

[00:02:29]What happened? And he's a scapegoat cuz he took the fall for what you did wrong.

[00:02:33]Scapegoat.

[00:02:35]You never heard that before now? I've heard of it. I just didn't know how to Okay, I got >> say throwing someone under the bus.

[00:02:40]Yeah, throwing someone under THE BUS.

[00:02:41]AGREE. OKAY, and this is the number one.

[00:02:45]Could have, should have, would have.

[00:02:47]People always say woulda, coulda, shoulda. And it's not ooh, it's have, okay?

[00:02:52]You learned something new today? Yes, ma'am.

[00:02:54]>> Yes, ma'am. Okay.