I hate it when my brother says “with all due respect”. He learned this as a high-level consultant. It’s very insulting, Might as well say you don’t deserve respect.
@@MajorIllustration it's actually a great phrase it doesn't imply respect it means you can have any respect that is due.. and if there isn't any then you get nothing!
@@rechitsapivo It’s one thing to use it at work, it’s another thing to use it regularly with your sister and mom in normal non-competitive language. He also used “regards” to sign off. It’s been two years since he’s retired and he’s starting to get away from that.
The moment someone says “no disrespect,” you KNOW some disrespect is comin
Better yet most of the time they say it first and then add "no disrespect".
I hate it when my brother says “with all due respect”. He learned this as a high-level consultant. It’s very insulting, Might as well say you don’t deserve respect.
@@MajorIllustration it's actually a great phrase it doesn't imply respect it means you can have any respect that is due.. and if there isn't any then you get nothing!
@@rechitsapivo It’s one thing to use it at work, it’s another thing to use it regularly with your sister and mom in normal non-competitive language. He also used “regards” to sign off. It’s been two years since he’s retired and he’s starting to get away from that.
where's the link
Anyone who talks about themselves in the third person is unbelievably lame.