I once ran into an old friend I hadn't seen in several years. He told me he was working for an oil company in sales & marketing. He was a clerk at a gas station.
The military teaches you how to do this very well for instance, "responsible for the integrity of flight controls, corrosion prevention, and structural integrity of four aircraft." Is just a really fancy way to say that you checked cables for wear, wiped the aircraft down with a rag, and checked the safety wire holding the bolts in place.
@@Ludifant I like this, but it breaks the point of double speak. Doublespeak doesn't involve lying, however your comment does. Still an amazing excuse though!
No. Romantic and entanglement just makes it worse. What you want to say is: I found this girl suffering from a clinically adverse effect due to the saturated inflammation of epinephrine. She was in a mentally critical condition that required a regulated oxytocin intake lest her lifespan is intermittently chopped short for lack of treatment and administration of the chordae tendineae cords. She had previously suffered a apical ballooning syndrome and needed a pulmonary heart bypass placebo to re-coordinate and connect her testosterone levels with her endocrine system body functions. Honey, she had a 5.30% chance of dying, within the next year, it's lowered now to .07% chance. I have potentially saved a life, she was possibly suffering tremendously because of her condition. I had to help.
YES! As a data science major this is exactly why a code of ethics was made for data scientists in 2008 after the market crash. Incomplete representations of data were a large part of the issue at the time, and thus the code of ethics was born. I firmly believe it's our job as data scientists to make graphs to really communicate, not for shock value the way so many social media accounts seem to represent their data these days. It never clicked in my head as a form of doublespeak until now!
anyone knows the simpelest graphs need the relevant data right? I learned that in primary school. No data, they might as well show me a Van Gogh...beautiful colors and lines but not very usefull
@@hetedeleambacht6608 They can have accurate data, but presented in a misleading way. A republican ad had crime statistics on it which seemed to suggest a democrat drug policy had increased violent crime because the graphs was upside down, when in reality it had halved violent crime.
Ok question, why is data that proves bias hidden? For instance, FBI crime stats from table 23 show that 13% of the population is responsible for 50% of violent crime. Yet, quoting this metric is taboo. Seems like bias towards bias. Its the whole intolerance of tolerance is tolerance. It has now entered the realm of ideology and not information or data.
It's not a delusion if you can describe it as one. You're not paranoid if you can can call yourself so. There's a lot of wanna be mental patients around who would do well to learn these points, and sharpen their attempts at psychiatric ruses.
It's still a lie no matter how many people believe it, truth is irrelevant to belief , what is true will always be true, no matter what people actually believe, tge whole world could believe gravity no longer existed, but the minute someone falls off a cliff theyre going down.
I was going to comment you should say financial transactions, but then I remembered the cashier also hands you your food, which is product. Anyways, great line, will definitely steal for future interviews.
Nope, you’re just self sufficient entrepreneurial botanist who uses there knowledge to create pharmaceutical products designed to make the patient get better on there own. Using your mobile situation your able to give away your products for the exchange of a piece of paper.
@Violet Sinclair I'm not broke and I do it. I do two meals a day though. I skip dinner. Why would I need food to sleep? Why should I give my body work to do when I should be resting? I don't need this extra meal. Now my body can focus on important things like healing, repair and resting instead of working to digest food I don't need.
"Did you procrastinate?" "No, I simply rescheduled my assignments." EDIT : this is 1 year after the comment was posted, I have all but completely forgotten this comment I made lmfao wasn't expecting it to get likes at all, especially 6.9k, thanks a lot kekw
My favourite 2nd type words are mining terms. Skip, shaft, rib, back, floor, face, mucker. They are just simple yet complex to those who don’t know the industry.
Wisdom Seeker lol maybe because usually white people are the ones to have jobs in the first place... like what are you gonna do some corporate double speak in the hood? Or fruit markets? Or serving up some French fries at McDonalds???? LOL
my Spanish teacher once asked me and my friend to wait outside and she never came to speak to us just made us stand outside the classroom for 45-50 minutes until the bell rung
"You're watching random RUclips videos" "No, I'm performing non-essential research of human communication and expression from one of the largest databases of digital media"
The only option to not articulate in “DoubleSpeak” in an interview is when they’re more than aware that you’re intelligent enough to speak with a certain form of subterfuge. In which case it can appear honest and positive to communicate with very direct language.
Yes but depending on the level of comprehension of the recipient what I am saying right now may seem like double speak and given that double speak is by one definition using words not necessarily because of their differing definitions from the more common varieties but for the purposes of making what your saying seem more important or draw attention to a certain point which I don’t necessarily think is misleading necessarily but can be used as such if such is one’s goal
@@bustergundo516 i find 3p the sweet spot, 2p too much extra folding and chews thruu the roll quicker, gottta undo and replace too often editA - actually might consider 4p if cheaper per ply but still to hell with 2 editB - this is my go-to
I changed a lightbulb. *I single-handedly managed the successful upgrade and deployment of new environmental illumination system with zero cost overruns and zero safety incidents.*
A friend was “The Deputy Manager in the worldwide travel industry” He was one of two people working in a small branch of some travel agents, located in the corner of a typical bland retail park, in a typical bland town.
@@FireyDeath4 Depends quite heavily on the game. Some games require pretty intense reaction times, and therefor would be an exercise of your mental and physical reflexes.
@@akakios7386 his point is that he was playing video games too late. That is the first clause, before the semi-colon. He lies, then also says something misleading, a horrible example of what the video is about.
The application of accelerated heavy metals objects into the persons body created a pressure imbalance that resulted in several essential bodily processes being impeded through cavitation and fluid leakage to the extent that the normal biological activity was severely hindered and eventually ceased. He will be missed.
Kenobi was full of lies. Telling Luke that he'd never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy than Mos Eisley. Or was it a lie? Because Luke never did make it to Gotham City, so I suppose Kenobi could claim his statement was true.
That's what they use to extort people and make everyone happy with that, because taxes are "used for the people". You know, it's not theft, because you're a "Taxpayer".
The best liars never lie. “I pay my workers 30$ an hour!” -bragged the contractor to the hot naive housewife...and he does- His 3 workers make 10$ an hour-EACH. ...the best liars never lie. Narcissists learn this very very early in life and usually have the arts perfected by adulthood.
@ Also worth saying, we're _fantastic_ at maliciously wielding it as well as we're fully aware of what we do, while our parents may not notice their own inherit narcissism and doublespeak
@Tim Robb And it you call a narcissist out on their doublespeak, get ready for either rage or tears. And of course, the time honored tradition of the "you're so mean you don't care about meeeeeeee I only said those things because I love you" routine to try to restore the power dynamic back in their favor.
I found my professor/TA gave me higher grades if I reflected their words used during the lecture. This also works in job applications when I describe duties I performed at previous positions and using the job announcement to shape my response using thier vocabulary. People are more receptive to what they are familiar with.
the 4 forms of doublespeak: 1) euphemisms, words or phrases used to avoid a distasteful reality 2) jargon, the specialized language of a trade or field 3) gobletygook, overwhelming the audience with words 4) inflated language that is designed to make the simple seem complex or to give an air of importance
In germany we've got multiple words for Janitor. It goes in order from least ambiguous to most: "Hausmeister, Reiniger, Hygiene-Manager, Gebäudedienstleister, Gebäudedienstleistungsmanagement". So basically "janitor, cleaner, hygiene-manager, facility service manager and facility service management" and all describe the exact same, so obviously you'll use the more ambiguous ones for your CV
You'd be surprised how fantastically effective it is, though. You can say the exact same thing, the thing with the exact same actual meaning, with two sets of words and flip someone from being curious and interested right over to vehemently spitting in your face with anger. Just saying the same thing from a different perspective can make people think you're saying two completely different things. For example, you can find in many places articles about "the health benefits of more sex". You will not, however, find articles about "the health dangers of abstinence." They're the same thing. The only difference is that in the first case, you are making the assumption that the audience is mostly abstinent, and that this is what they see as normal. In the second case, you're assuming the audience is having a higher amount of sex, and would lose the benefits of sexual activity by abstaining. But it's the same situation. They would cite the same studies. For instance, in one of the biggest studies of its kind in history, they found that those having, on average, fewer than 2 orgasms a week were twice as likely to die (from any cause) during the course of the study (which ran for years). Now, if you're having fewer than 2 orgasms a week, you could have more sex and move into the 'half as likely to die' group... but if you're already having 2+ orgasms a week, and you were to instead begin a life of celibacy, you would join the group which was twice as likely to die. This information is, in fact, reporting health benefits of more sex (for people having little), and health dangers of abstinence (for people having average or more amount). But, people will read a study about the benefits of more sex with a smile on their face, while they will get absolutely angry if you suggest that abstinence is a dangerous practice.
Judge: "but you had to push him off fro gravity to be a factor" You: "i didn't push him, i was merely gradually generating a substantial amount of velocity and acceleration via my deltoid muscles to force my humerus in a lateral trajectory away from my toros which in result increased the amount of kinetic energy stored in my metacarpal and proximal phalange connectors that when i lightly tapped him all that kinetic energy transfered from me to him resulting in contact forces forcing him to stabilise himself but because he lacked the visual awareness to inform himself of the knowledge required for him to make the judgement of weather he should stabilise himself of not he ultimately was overcome by the contact forces and causing him to fall off the cliff" Judge: "...." You: "and if he stabilised himself in time he wouldn't of fallen thus resulting in me being innocent and him being guilty of his own death" Judge: "... apologies for the misunderstanding you're free to go"
@@TheMissiIe Judge: Wait! So you pushed off a man that was unguarded and you're saying it was his fault that he died cause he wasn't guarded? You: As the rule of the jungle, a man must be on guard at all times for he might be at danger at all times I merely taught him a valuable lesson that may or may not shortened his late adoption
@@justanub4697 Judge : So you basically admit your implication in the matter of causing his death and attest you have been sharing more responsability than the victim/culprit itself, enough to be labeled and charged for it. You : I don't admit to anything, I affirm a sole point of view that is itself beyond reasonnable doubt subjective and biased, thereforth aledging me no weigth as an evidence outside of the forces I generated willingly and never actually stated nor had any intention of engrandging any collision or missuse of my force and was out of doubt unaware of the plausibility or causality of the tragic events that were bound to happen outside both of our range of consciousness. Judge : That sound like 3rd degree murder to me, anything to add?
1) 1:08 Language designed to make the simple seem complex or give an air of importance. 2) 3:37 Euphemisms: Words or phrases used to avoid a distasteful reality (e.g. passed away instead of dead). 3) 11:12 Jargon: specialized language of a trade or profession. 4) 12:12 Gobbledygook: overwhelming the audience with Bureaucratese.
Tony Soprano saying he is a waste management consultant isn't doublespeak at all. He's not even lying, he is employed at a waste management company in the series.
Or, in double-speak, "a lesson in the advantageous and continuous existence maintained by accomplishing viable economic stability by which is obtained through an open-communications towards the objective assessment of qualities and characteristics that are deemed highly preferable and desired from persons looking towards pledging assistance to a most required labour resourcing division."
@@catalyst3027 Assuming an accurate weapon, you always hit where the weapon is aimed. However, the weapon is not always aimed where the shooter is aiming. If you throw a ball at a target and it misses, did you really hit what you were aiming for?
“The NCR asked me if I had a degree in physics, and I said that I had a *theoretical* degree in physics!” -Fantastic, the top engineer for Helios One (one of the most important power sources for the NCR and the facility with a secret orbital laser inside)
@@yanielacevedo654 its technically, but not factually correct. If you believe it, its the same as repeating false information that someone told you. Like, that Jeffrey Epstein did kill himself.
I sent an email to a solicitor in Ireland asking if he was dealing with my elderly uncle's affairs (as he had been admitted to a care home and many things regarding his life had to be put in place and in order). The solicitor wrote back saying that he had only ever dealt with the recent papers a few weeks ago relating to the care home admittance. 12 months to the day later, my uncle passed away and the solicitor sent a letter to my mother stating 'I have been dealing with your brother's affairs for "some considerable time".... He then went on to use incorrectly spelt Latin legal phrases and state that he was taking charge of all matters to do with the money/estate etc of my uncle. We dismissed him immediately.
I remember my teacher telling me something like this! She showed me a cereal box that says it provided “clinically proven 20% more awareness”. But she then showed me the small hidden words that talked about the experiment in the back of the box. The experiment was with people eating the cereal or eating nothing. Turns out, eating that cereal brand raises 20% more awareness than eating nothing at all. Instead of what most people thought; that eating that cereal brand raises 20% more awareness than other cereals.
Interesting. This also reminds me of deception by omission in a way… where for example, the experiment proves to raise awareness by 20% but they only tested it in a group of 10 people when they should’ve perhaps used a lot more numbers of volunteers to make their results seem more reliable.
Well, to be honest I dont even know how that experiment came out to their favour. Not eating immediately after waking up is better than eating a carbohydrate rich meal, for awareness, due to the insulin response from carbohydrates.
Doublespeak is a lot more prevalent than we think. This is often what happens in fictional stories when shady corporations cover up stuff, but it is almost as common in real life too. Customer support, public apologies or cover-ups by organizations, celebrities, statements made by lawyers, politicians, you name it. And sometimes we see through it, and often we don't. It usually helps to keep supporters on their side. Opponents will usually see right through it, as they stay critical.
My friend was a "Cold storage specialist" meaning that he worked mostly at a cold storage area in a warehouse stacking boxes. Or when asked about my profession i would say: "I work in private security business" meaning that i was a security guard sitting at some overcrowded hospital.
Pretty sure he did, in the show his mob family is in the garbage business. I think that's what he meant, though you could I guess secondarily interpret it as an euphemism - maybe that's what the writers intended.
@@HarmonicWave its a structure that allows for people with income deficiencies start their own small businesses and help supplement their families' income while also being able to motivate people to start a business of their own.
Nope, you’re just self sufficient entrepreneurial botanist who uses there knowledge to create pharmaceutical products designed to make the patient get better on there own. Using your mobile situation your able to give away your products for the exchange of a piece of paper.
@@AeroVids1 Very few street pharmacists are self sufficient botanists, they usually have their wares delivered to them by the financially flexible familial conglomerates.
@@buy_large_mansions oil could cause pollusion which in other words could rise the global temprature which could lead to extinction, and that is mass destruction😏
I once ran into an old friend I hadn't seen in several years. He told me he was working for an oil company in sales & marketing. He was a clerk at a gas station.
And I know someone who sells propane and propane accessories
I had a friend that said "i manage the transactions of a multibillion dollar company" aka a McDonalds cashier
@Rose :3 lol maybe they're friends?
I knew a guy (I'm brazilian and so is he) who moved to new york to work with coffee and oil, meaning that he served coffee at a Petrobras office
@@garretc2148 You literally stole that
>step into my office
>am I being let go?
>don't be silly. In fact, I'm promoting you to customer
That's quite the promotion what did I do to deserve this?
😭😭
@Okapi Lizard
@Okapi Lizard the joke has flown over your head
@Okapi Lizard r/whooosh
"no im not stealing comments, im just spreading the quote"
🤣
no im not stealing comments, im just spreading the quote
"no im not stealing comments, im just spreading the quote"
Im not reposting memes, im disseminating visual art and knowledge
No I'm not stealing comments, I'm just spreading the quote
The military teaches you how to do this very well for instance, "responsible for the integrity of flight controls, corrosion prevention, and structural integrity of four aircraft." Is just a really fancy way to say that you checked cables for wear, wiped the aircraft down with a rag, and checked the safety wire holding the bolts in place.
“I didn’t lose, I merely failed to win!”
-Oversimplified
I didn't lose, I succeeded at accomplishing the opposite of the assumed conditions for success
I didn't lose, I just assumed you were playing a non zero sum game, where my "losing" would facilitate your "winning" to maximise the total of gains.
@@Ludifant I like this, but it breaks the point of double speak. Doublespeak doesn't involve lying, however your comment does. Still an amazing excuse though!
I didn't lose, I have just been highly motivated on having empathy on all competitors
Well this one doesn't work as well because you can draw in some games.
"I had a thousand people under me at my former job".....I cut grass at the cemetery
oh i have a corner office, with most of the city being in my visibility. i drive a bus
I really laughed at this one.
That's a big cemetery
Employer: What did you used to do for a living?
Me: I used to put people under the blade
lmao !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"so you're a burglar"
"Nooooooo, I'm an asset relocation specialist."
"so you're stealing my money"
"no, we're the government"
Kristjan Čebulj a self employed* asset relocation specialist
Just the person I hoped to meet. I have, here in this holster, an Asset Relocation Specialist Reducer.
@@krazylevin Yes but are you a Certified Asset Relocation Specialist Reducer Management Associate?
Could also be a tax collector.
"As part of a balanced breakfast" aka "this stuff doesn't carry much nutrition"
it all makes sense now
ACTUALLY has to carry some nutrition to contribute to being a balanced breakfast to be considered part of the balanced breakfast.
@@bandarnesso I guess you could say that, if it's meeting the bare minimum requirements, it... Doesn't carry much nutrition 🤯
@@bandarneswhich is basically anything. calories are part of a balanced breakfast
@@bandarnes ACTUALLY 🤓
I handle transactions for a multibillion dollar company.
I work as a McDonalds Cashier
I actually laughed out loud... congrats xD
Sounds like Jeffrey Epstein
also serving embryo fetus aborted cell food .
Sounds like Dan peña lol
Erika I knew a guy who would use that line almost exactly to pick up women, and yes he worked at McDonald’s.
"So you cheated?"
"No, no. It was just a romantic entanglement."
No. Romantic and entanglement just makes it worse. What you want to say is: I found this girl suffering from a clinically adverse effect due to the saturated inflammation of epinephrine. She was in a mentally critical condition that required a regulated oxytocin intake lest her lifespan is intermittently chopped short for lack of treatment and administration of the chordae tendineae cords. She had previously suffered a apical ballooning syndrome and needed a pulmonary heart bypass placebo to re-coordinate and connect her testosterone levels with her endocrine system body functions. Honey, she had a 5.30% chance of dying, within the next year, it's lowered now to .07% chance. I have potentially saved a life, she was possibly suffering tremendously because of her condition. I had to help.
@@acevaver5425 Please translate to dummyspeak.
@@acevaver5425 r/woosh
@@acevaver5425 J. o. k. e
@@vixx3535 I don't think you are using that correctly
I’m not currently procrastinating, I’m mentally recouping by broadening my horizons through digital media.
Hey, HEY! no. Recouping is a necessary activity.
Ah being lazy.... I understand now.
Exactly
mmm... digital media, more like; the modernization of the previously non-though way of receiving information.
this. i like this
YES! As a data science major this is exactly why a code of ethics was made for data scientists in 2008 after the market crash. Incomplete representations of data were a large part of the issue at the time, and thus the code of ethics was born. I firmly believe it's our job as data scientists to make graphs to really communicate, not for shock value the way so many social media accounts seem to represent their data these days. It never clicked in my head as a form of doublespeak until now!
anyone knows the simpelest graphs need the relevant data right? I learned that in primary school. No data, they might as well show me a Van Gogh...beautiful colors and lines but not very usefull
@@hetedeleambacht6608 They can have accurate data, but presented in a misleading way. A republican ad had crime statistics on it which seemed to suggest a democrat drug policy had increased violent crime because the graphs was upside down, when in reality it had halved violent crime.
That lack of a click is exactly what doublespeak is designed to foster....
Ok question, why is data that proves bias hidden? For instance, FBI crime stats from table 23 show that 13% of the population is responsible for 50% of violent crime. Yet, quoting this metric is taboo. Seems like bias towards bias. Its the whole intolerance of tolerance is tolerance. It has now entered the realm of ideology and not information or data.
@@viktorkyllingstad4188Link?
"Why is my microphone not working?"
"High-impedance air gap."
aka it's not plugged in
This is brilliant
Absolutely brilliant!
Infinite Resistance*
"Why doesn't my voice come out of the speakers?"
"High disparity air gap between frequencies and broadcast equipment"
Amazed how many people know basic electronics well enough... Or can say a low signal to noise ratio or a super high THD
Our resumes are about to be lit.
Louise ••• for some reason I hate and love you lol
I was a self hired professional semi-permanent bed tester, that specialized in a niche type of bed.
watch out for all of us being in rich schools and jobs
@@Deady4u sleep man
"Im not depressed, Im just highly motivated to not be optimistic"
nice pfp you’re cultured
@@-poon-382 ah, I see, so you're also a fellow man of hololive culture?
NEEE VIRUS hell yea
Nakamas from the hololive hole
What's hololive peko?
“It’s not a lie, if you believe it”, George Costanza
It's not a delusion if you can describe it as one. You're not paranoid if you can can call yourself so.
There's a lot of wanna be mental patients around who would do well to learn these points, and sharpen their attempts at psychiatric ruses.
Tell a lie often enough it becomes truth.
Paradox If a liar says, "I’m a liar." Yet, he was telling the truth.
@@knowingwhatthebuttondoes3432 Ruse
It's still a lie no matter how many people believe it, truth is irrelevant to belief , what is true will always be true, no matter what people actually believe, tge whole world could believe gravity no longer existed, but the minute someone falls off a cliff theyre going down.
"We are not cheating, we are just exchanging knowledge for the mere purpose of presenting a better answer"
We came to the conclusion that having foreknowledge of certain assigned facts would present us the better outcome.
Just get to the point of and we can't get to the solution. Double speak is a powerful and lead's to Miss leading The And can't get fixed
Mere wasn’t needed
@@HermeticallyHermeticThricGreat I was just thinking abt Schrodinger's cat and then saw your username
we are engaged in a mutual exchange of neural patterns for the mere and mutually beneficial purpose of enhancing the quality grade of our paper.
"I handle transactions for a multi - billion dollar company." - McDonalds cashier
Nice!
I was going to comment you should say financial transactions, but then I remembered the cashier also hands you your food, which is product. Anyways, great line, will definitely steal for future interviews.
lmaooooooo
just saying, not an original comment
This one lol
“I’m a pharmacist on a street level”
Deal drugger
Nope, you’re just self sufficient entrepreneurial botanist who uses there knowledge to create pharmaceutical products designed to make the patient get better on there own. Using your mobile situation your able to give away your products for the exchange of a piece of paper.
Sound right?
@@AeroVids1 You mean, Pharmaceutical Street Vendor.
@@AeroVids1 piece of paper?!? that piece of paper is our current system of legal tender of general use in a country
I had a friend in high-school who worked at a gas station as a "Petroleum Transfer Engineer"
Eating one meal a day.
Before: I am broke.
Now: I am doing intermittent fasting.
intermittent
@Violet Sinclair I'm not broke and I do it. I do two meals a day though. I skip dinner. Why would I need food to sleep? Why should I give my body work to do when I should be resting? I don't need this extra meal. Now my body can focus on important things like healing, repair and resting instead of working to digest food I don't need.
qrpnxz ahh shiet thank you
.. due to economic misadventure
The Lop do u know what a joke is
"I drive a 150k vehicle, I travel a lot and have a great corner office"
I'm a bus driver.
Few million dollars vehicle could be a tank
underrated XD
😂😂
Pog
“Corner office” is fantastic
"Oh youre an organ harvester?"
"No, I work in human resources"
No, he works for the Chinese Communist Party
"Nonconsensual organ arbitrage" is the job title that his salary gets taxed under
Non-public human organ arbitrage.
I would say semi-concensual but that's too negatively received these days.
"Nonconsensual organ arbitrage" is this Sseth rimworld refrence?
@@lecoqsclock1002 Of course fellow merchant!
“We are richer for having lost him” on the tombstone 😆
"I saved your life!"
"You ruined my death!"
the incredibles!
Lieutenant Dan (forrest gump)
LMAO! can win for losing.
That's an entire mood right there
@@EdFuller "lieutenant Dan!! ice cream!!!"
"Did you procrastinate?"
"No, I simply rescheduled my assignments."
EDIT : this is 1 year after the comment was posted, I have all but completely forgotten this comment I made lmfao wasn't expecting it to get likes at all, especially 6.9k, thanks a lot kekw
I prioritized leisure time.
No I'm just waiting
ae86
That's actually what I say to my boss.
No absolutely not. I engaged in reasearch aimed at improving my performance at a later date.
"They asked if I had a degree in theoretical physics. I said I had a theoretical degree in physics" - Fantastic
@Traveling Burrito Salesman protomen baby!!
Haha that one "scientist" from Fallout New Vegas
@@futureshock382 fantiastic, that was his name iirc
@@futureshock382 damn you beat me to it.
A New Vegas reference caught in the wild!? I’m so proud
My favourite 2nd type words are mining terms. Skip, shaft, rib, back, floor, face, mucker. They are just simple yet complex to those who don’t know the industry.
EA: "They're not loot boxes, they're surprise mechanics"
It's not RNG, it's infinite replay value features
right on spot
It’s not FIFA 2018, it’s FIFA 2019
Damn! You read my thoughts!
Stewardess.
That name "double speak" is outdated.. now we call it marketing..
Literally
Usually white people are the ones that use double speaking.
Wisdom Seeker lol maybe because usually white people are the ones to have jobs in the first place... like what are you gonna do some corporate double speak in the hood? Or fruit markets? Or serving up some French fries at McDonalds???? LOL
@@christophersurnname9967 ouch, bitter punch of truth
Christopher Surnname wtf you talking about?
"I'm not slacking off, I'm taking an early break to enhance productivity."
I am writing this one down.
So you're unemployed
“you’re not in trouble, i just need to talk to you for a second outside of the classroom about your choices”
This is very relatable
every teacher ever
my Spanish teacher once asked me and my friend to wait outside and she never came to speak to us just made us stand outside the classroom for 45-50 minutes until the bell rung
@@MyPussyBleeding-rn1mw big brain moment
@@MyPussyBleeding-rn1mw F I N E S S E D
“I didn’t lose. I merely failed to win”
hello Zyphon again ^-^
I didn't see this first. I discovered this within the first couple minutes of this being sent into the the internet
Hi Zyphon :D
Hallo zyphon.
Overly simplified
We don’t torture people, we use Enhanced interrogation.
Advanced interrogation techniques
@@nihalu.7886 I don’t use Advanced I nterrogation Techniques I use Alternative words
I prefer to call it intensive questioning.
@@nihalu.7886 "but techno that's just tor-"
"ENHANCED INTERROGATION TECHNIQUES"
AND WE MAKE PEOPLE OUR SLAVS
7:17 Actually it's incorrect to say it reduces the risk by one percent; it reduces it by one *percentage point*
It reduces it by 36% percent, from 3 in 100 to 1.9 in 100. Look at the graph again. The statistic is not misleading, the graph is.
@EvanG529 this this this. The 36% is a much better way to interpret that data than the 1%
@xperiment-rp7di thats simply not true
@@EvanG529 nah it doesnt how does it
@thegoddamnsun5657 Your risk of dying is reduced by 36%. From a 3/100 chance to a 1.9/100 chance.
"So you're doing nothing to help us"
Government: "We're committed to continued and sustained efforts to address your concerns"
😂😂😂
im from the government and im here to help.....
@@dustinh1583 You were dropped on your head too many times.
zero times zero is still zero
@Kevin Tewey what?
"This involved slitting his throat. They call this a 'therapeutic misadventure'"
That's... that's murder
Yeah I’d be about ready to give that surgeon a “misadventure” if that happened to someone I care about.
You seem tough.
It's not murder
It's stopping human function
7.59-fm [Closed] that is stopping human function for a proceedingly inproportionate excusably content of time
@@1Lainer1 No one can read this nonsense sentence; try again.
"You're watching random RUclips videos"
"No, I'm performing non-essential research of human communication and expression from one of the largest databases of digital media"
I feel attacked
Isn't that a quarter of what you learn in school school?
Extra-circular research *
689 lieks
nice
@@smokingghost9781 u mean google
The only option to not articulate in “DoubleSpeak” in an interview is when they’re more than aware that you’re intelligent enough to speak with a certain form of subterfuge. In which case it can appear honest and positive to communicate with very direct language.
Yes but depending on the level of comprehension of the recipient what I am saying right now may seem like double speak and given that double speak is by one definition using words not necessarily because of their differing definitions from the more common varieties but for the purposes of making what your saying seem more important or draw attention to a certain point which I don’t necessarily think is misleading necessarily but can be used as such if such is one’s goal
“I work in the movie industry.”
I sell popcorn
nah, more like: I play a crucial part in one the most equitable industries present in today’s economy.
@@tommytimmy8441 👏
Lmbo
Im a dancer = Im a stripper
@@tommytimmy8441 Or I played a crucial role in the marketing of cinema to the public through the increase of current and future sales figures.
The native fluent language of all politicians.
@Auto Zam there os very little difference
@@sosig6445 Mobsters have to at least be vaguely competent to keep their "job".
except trump. he just striaght up lies. and i dont know whther to praise him for it?
Let me guess someone made a trump comment
@@hafe6659 stop i actually did-
Trying to hit that word count on an essay be like
Exactly.
@@bustergundo516 i find 3p the sweet spot,
2p too much extra folding
and chews thruu the roll quicker,
gottta undo and replace too often
editA - actually might consider 4p if cheaper per ply
but still to hell with 2
editB - this is my go-to
@@stevethea5250 I was talking about essays....
@@stevethea5250 what??
@@stevethea5250 hmmmmmm you never edited ur comment
I love doublespeak, it is such an cool thing to perform.
I changed a lightbulb.
*I single-handedly managed the successful upgrade and deployment of new environmental illumination system with zero cost overruns and zero safety incidents.*
the engineer
This guy, this guy, I’m going to use this.
Read this somewhere else before
@@philbytan284 where would anyone possibly write that anywhere else? lol
@@danielxmiller It's called the *original*
"I went to our favourite restaurant without you." = Sad Friend
"I went to our favourite restaurant in honour of you". = Happy Friend
life pro tip
omg i use this a lot but as "i went to our fav place bc i was nostalgic "
@@gid5213 if you actually mean that it's nice tho
Brilliant!
Doublespeak is colloquially known as bullshitting where I'm from.
Yeah I’m often referred to as a bullshiter but I prefer the term linguistically gifted
it’s ironic because whoever invented the word doublespeak just didn’t wanna be called a bullshitter
@@hiinsanity lmao
Flirting is a form of doublespeak too.
@@hiinsanity It's not ironic, it's just effective.
A friend was “The Deputy Manager in the worldwide travel industry”
He was one of two people working in a small branch of some travel agents, located in the corner of a typical bland retail park, in a typical bland town.
The "gambling industry" became the "gaming industry"
Well I guess nowadays the opposite is true
nice
Lol I thought that what he meant
LilEric Inna'cut most gambling involves games, child.
@@mrfaade304 Okay, Boomer.
Just dont play rockstar or ea games. There is very little gambling if you avoid them 2 company's
Hitman: "I specialize in Early Retirements."
Dispatching and actuation of personal liquidation.
from life
Is this a Blade Runner crossover?
from life
painting houses.
I wasn't playing video games too late; I was simply exercising my mental and physical reflexes through a digital medium at an unexpected hour of day.
Okay, but the first clause is a blatant lie
Alright so just so you know, I would like this comment unless the number of likes already where perfect like now. So I can't do that rn :/
@@FireyDeath4 Depends quite heavily on the game. Some games require pretty intense reaction times, and therefor would be an exercise of your mental and physical reflexes.
@@akakios7386 his point is that he was playing video games too late. That is the first clause, before the semi-colon. He lies, then also says something misleading, a horrible example of what the video is about.
I was waiting to get older so i could better exercise my more elevated iq to the understanding and fulfilment of the game.
The catastrophic buckling compression column switch and actuator warriors have been outsmarted this time
“I didn’t kill him. I simply created an environment for him that his body found uninhabitable.”
No no, he's not dead, his primary metabolic processes have just stalled for an indefinite period.
Natural selection made him extinct... Nature taking course
No comment
The application of accelerated heavy metals objects into the persons body created a pressure imbalance that resulted in several essential bodily processes being impeded through cavitation and fluid leakage to the extent that the normal biological activity was severely hindered and eventually ceased. He will be missed.
He attack me with a chainsaw i got of right to defend myself
Prisoner: " I live in a gated community"
😂😂😂
We even have armed security personnel
@@luciuskapahs5547 most prison guards aren't armed actually. Well they have pepper spray which is effective... sometimes.
sometimes you even get a room with TV, bed, toilet and shower all to yourself!
😂😂😂😂
"What I told you was true, from a certain point of view."
- Obi Wan Kenobi
"From MY point of view the JEDI are evil!"
--Some guy with opinions on sand
From my point of view the droids are evil
Nice
Kenobi was full of lies. Telling Luke that he'd never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy than Mos Eisley.
Or was it a lie?
Because Luke never did make it to Gotham City, so I suppose Kenobi could claim his statement was true.
Exactly. For example:
"Only the Sith deal in absolutes"
So why did Yoda say:
"Do or do not, there is no try?"
My favorite will always be the inside joke among IT techs that most PC issues can be traced back to the keyboard to chair interface.
Yeah, in spanish we call those "error 300: entre la pantalla y el asiento"
Also know as ID-10T error
Layer 8 issue
This helped me to transfer my Clash of Clans skills to my resume:
-Resource Management skills
-Experience running a small village
*ruining a small village
-multi village diplomatic relation
-Inter-species Military Recruiter
-Village-clan-association experience
lmfao
"I didn't rob the store, I merely imposed a mandatory donation order"
In the military it is known as "Appropriation".
surprise communism
That's what they use to extort people and make everyone happy with that, because taxes are "used for the people". You know, it's not theft, because you're a "Taxpayer".
@@369mfkzt2 exactly, it's not theft, it's just the government forcefully removing your money and using it themselves
😂
The best liars never lie.
“I pay my workers 30$ an hour!”
-bragged the contractor to the hot naive housewife...and he does-
His 3 workers make 10$ an hour-EACH.
...the best liars never lie.
Narcissists learn this very very early in life and usually have the arts perfected by adulthood.
@@macaronnn4806 rewrite this in english plox
@ Also worth saying, we're _fantastic_ at maliciously wielding it as well as we're fully aware of what we do, while our parents may not notice their own inherit narcissism and doublespeak
@Tim Robb And it you call a narcissist out on their doublespeak, get ready for either rage or tears. And of course, the time honored tradition of the "you're so mean you don't care about meeeeeeee I only said those things because I love you" routine to try to restore the power dynamic back in their favor.
in some countries 10 $ is a lot
I read on for the hot naive housewife and finished disappointed.
This truly is evergreen content. This is my 3rd time watching this video already over the years and I love every return
This is how I wrote all my papers in college.
How did that go?
I can't believe you're that guy
Yup I learned to write like this the hard way
I found my professor/TA gave me higher grades if I reflected their words used during the lecture.
This also works in job applications when I describe duties I performed at previous positions and using the job announcement to shape my response using thier vocabulary.
People are more receptive to what they are familiar with.
It's the only way to meet those length requirements!
I used to tell people I was a "Retail Asset Transference Relocation Engineer"
I was a cart attendant at Target.
I’ll use that one day
@@wouldyoulikesomewiessedtea8757 one day
ould you like some wiessed tea?
Would you like some wiessed tea? I, too, hope to manage carts one day
Haha you’re so clever!
"he sustained injuries that is incompatible with life"
HE DIED.
The blood do outside body
@@thedooktroops5608 00
___
😂😂
That is not how verb number works.
He was unable to continue doing what he loved in this world.
"Mcdonald's manager"
"Sales director for a multi-billion company"
U copied this from another comment
I didn't but I'm not surprised that there are hundred of comments like this one way before made this comment.
Lol
@@anonymus3219 He did not "copy another person's comment," he merely rebuttaled the originality of a fellow entertainment enjoyer's statement.
Bank accountant
People five me hundreds of bills from different currencies every day
the 4 forms of doublespeak:
1) euphemisms, words or phrases used to avoid a distasteful reality
2) jargon, the specialized language of a trade or field
3) gobletygook, overwhelming the audience with words
4) inflated language that is designed to make the simple seem complex or to give an air of importance
The narcissism language
Thank you
And semantics are important
In germany we've got multiple words for Janitor. It goes in order from least ambiguous to most: "Hausmeister, Reiniger, Hygiene-Manager, Gebäudedienstleister, Gebäudedienstleistungsmanagement".
So basically "janitor, cleaner, hygiene-manager, facility service manager and facility service management" and all describe the exact same, so obviously you'll use the more ambiguous ones for your CV
GRATITUDE 🤗
@@benanjerris6744 On the internet you call them moderators
This is the equivalent to using a thesaurus on every single word
You'd be surprised how fantastically effective it is, though. You can say the exact same thing, the thing with the exact same actual meaning, with two sets of words and flip someone from being curious and interested right over to vehemently spitting in your face with anger. Just saying the same thing from a different perspective can make people think you're saying two completely different things. For example, you can find in many places articles about "the health benefits of more sex". You will not, however, find articles about "the health dangers of abstinence." They're the same thing. The only difference is that in the first case, you are making the assumption that the audience is mostly abstinent, and that this is what they see as normal. In the second case, you're assuming the audience is having a higher amount of sex, and would lose the benefits of sexual activity by abstaining. But it's the same situation. They would cite the same studies. For instance, in one of the biggest studies of its kind in history, they found that those having, on average, fewer than 2 orgasms a week were twice as likely to die (from any cause) during the course of the study (which ran for years). Now, if you're having fewer than 2 orgasms a week, you could have more sex and move into the 'half as likely to die' group... but if you're already having 2+ orgasms a week, and you were to instead begin a life of celibacy, you would join the group which was twice as likely to die. This information is, in fact, reporting health benefits of more sex (for people having little), and health dangers of abstinence (for people having average or more amount). But, people will read a study about the benefits of more sex with a smile on their face, while they will get absolutely angry if you suggest that abstinence is a dangerous practice.
Increasingly verbose meme in a nutshell
Are you saying this from your full size aortic pump
You don't get it Dwigt.
Here abide the comparable of employing a reference book to each individual vocable
I'm not lazy, I'm highly efficient when it comes to spending my precious energy.
"They're not Lootboxes they're 'Surprise Mechanics' ".
- EA GAMES
No the lawyer stated this: *"...It's not gambling, we call them surprise mechanics...it makes the players happy..."*
@@kingaragornii9940 tell me lies , tell me sweet little lies
@@kingaragornii9940 defintely doesnt make us happy ahaha
@@TheUltrasora
Lol
Ea it’s in the game
*In a court discussion*
Me: "He died of natural causes"
Judge: "You pushed him off a building!"
Me: "Gravity is a natural force"
Judge: "but you had to push him off fro gravity to be a factor"
You: "i didn't push him, i was merely gradually generating a substantial amount of velocity and acceleration via my deltoid muscles to force my humerus in a lateral trajectory away from my toros which in result increased the amount of kinetic energy stored in my metacarpal and proximal phalange connectors that when i lightly tapped him all that kinetic energy transfered from me to him resulting in contact forces forcing him to stabilise himself but because he lacked the visual awareness to inform himself of the knowledge required for him to make the judgement of weather he should stabilise himself of not he ultimately was overcome by the contact forces and causing him to fall off the cliff"
Judge: "...."
You: "and if he stabilised himself in time he wouldn't of fallen thus resulting in me being innocent and him being guilty of his own death"
Judge: "... apologies for the misunderstanding you're free to go"
@@TheMissiIe
Judge: Wait! So you pushed off a man that was unguarded and you're saying it was his fault that he died cause he wasn't guarded?
You: As the rule of the jungle, a man must be on guard at all times for he might be at danger at all times
I merely taught him a valuable lesson that may or may not shortened his late adoption
@@justanub4697 Judge : So you basically admit your implication in the matter of causing his death and attest you have been sharing more responsability than the victim/culprit itself, enough to be labeled and charged for it.
You : I don't admit to anything, I affirm a sole point of view that is itself beyond reasonnable doubt subjective and biased, thereforth aledging me no weigth as an evidence outside of the forces I generated willingly and never actually stated nor had any intention of engrandging any collision or missuse of my force and was out of doubt unaware of the plausibility or causality of the tragic events that were bound to happen outside both of our range of consciousness.
Judge : That sound like 3rd degree murder to me, anything to add?
@@TheMissiIe Ok
@@TheMissiIe 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Victim: "I was robbed!"
Thief: "No I just started a new wealth redistribution program"
Government: That's what we do.
Robin hood
Communism be like
@@CrazyGuyVideos2005 that isn't Communism lol.
@@midnighthobbyt5161 lol dude, literally that is communism.
Thank you for the informative content, keep up the great work!
"It's not a bug, It's a Feature"- Todd Howard
>Fallout 76 disliked
N'wah
It Just Works!
underrated comment
@@dolemomo3417 true
no I didnt cheat on her, I just had an entanglement with another individual
What are you doing here? I binged your video's but now I can't seem to escape you?
Brandon...wait what? Why would you be watching this? Are the Giveaway real? Are you real?
Very clever you know how to read and pretend to have creativity.
You took this from a comment 3 months older than your comment.
Monogamously challenged
@@youtubecensorspeace1874 "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Monica Lewinski"
*kills 20 innocent bystanders*
''A simple anger-management malfunction''
*misadventure
A population modification initiative.
@@Isaiah-ft5nx 👍
An unmotivated vital energy misplacement resulting in unforeseen exponential negative growth in population of a select group.
a brief ethical realignment
1:21 basically politics in a nutshell no?
yep
Sounds like once you become a pro at double speaking you'd qualify to becoming a Politician.
Or lawyer
Or non profit
Politician, prosecutor, lawyer, agent, officer, pastor, priest damn near all public forums 🤦♂️😭
Or network newsliar.
@@krambone youtuber, youtube commenter. Although the last one wouldn't get you money, only virtual likes.
Doublespeak is only one skill, to be an attorney or politician you also need greed and guile, too! 👍
It’s like when RUclipsrs say their ‘entrepreneurs’ when they just sell merch
@The Devil LMAOOO, I always knew there gotta be term for what i do in my essays all the time. It just really fills out the word count, yknow?
@The Devil HAHAA EXAAACTLYY
@@zacharydeleon6912
Bruh that idea really came into your head from Devil's comment and not from the entire video?
That's probably both factually and technically correct. There's a ton of businesses that just remarket other company's products.
@@SmallSpoonBrigade but not necessarily by definition.
1) 1:08 Language designed to make the simple seem complex or give an air of importance.
2) 3:37 Euphemisms: Words or phrases used to avoid a distasteful reality (e.g. passed away instead of dead).
3) 11:12 Jargon: specialized language of a trade or profession.
4) 12:12 Gobbledygook: overwhelming the audience with Bureaucratese.
My RUclips Channel thank you
So technically one can Quintuplespeak.
Thank you!
Tony Soprano saying he is a waste management consultant isn't doublespeak at all. He's not even lying, he is employed at a waste management company in the series.
Trash man
He’s a trash man. It’s double speak because he’s trying to sound more professional than he actually is
should retitle this " how to survive a job interview"
This is actully really useful for jobs
Or, in double-speak, "a lesson in the advantageous and continuous existence maintained by accomplishing viable economic stability by which is obtained through an open-communications towards the objective assessment of qualities and characteristics that are deemed highly preferable and desired from persons looking towards pledging assistance to a most required labour resourcing division."
For real haha.
@bobby ruest exactly.." What Is My time Worth to you" It Work's
Lol
*At a shooting range*
"Did I hit it?"
"Yeah.. You hit where you were aiming"
Wouldn't: 'Where your gun was pointing' not be more accurate? 🤗😇
He was aiming for something else I can imagine ;)
with archery hitting where you were aiming can be at time tricky.
@@punchinatior560 You always hit where you aim, it's knowing where you are aiming that is the hard part :)
@@catalyst3027 Assuming an accurate weapon, you always hit where the weapon is aimed. However, the weapon is not always aimed where the shooter is aiming. If you throw a ball at a target and it misses, did you really hit what you were aiming for?
@@Roxfox no
“So you’re a legal grave robber?”
“No, I’m an archeologist!”
IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM
Tf are dinosaurs gonna do to stop them from digging up their skeletons
@@goroakechi6126 SO DO YOU
@@hammedburger3712 Paleontologists.
Brilliant
“The NCR asked me if I had a degree in physics, and I said that I had a *theoretical* degree in physics!”
-Fantastic, the top engineer for Helios One (one of the most important power sources for the NCR and the facility with a secret orbital laser inside)
“Words reduce reality to something the human mind can grasp, which isn’t very much.”
Eckhart Tolle
Tolles wisdom is so simple yet most profound there can be found
How does he know there is much more to grasp then
@@arete7884 Do you think he could find an example to the contrary?
@@Lazerecho what do you mean?
that's deep
People that master this are the scariest people in the world
Imagine them having some rap battle.
Every single time
Keenan Jordan people who tell the truth are a lot more scary.
Homosapiens that specialize in this trade of language are the most frightening kind of homosapiens
Just improve your language skills by listening and reading more then practice speaking and writing
"Remember...its not a lie if you believe it." - George Costanza
Classic Seinfeld.
That is not correct
@@yanielacevedo654 Possibly Double's peak?
@@yanielacevedo654 its technically, but not factually correct.
If you believe it, its the same as repeating false information that someone told you.
Like, that Jeffrey Epstein did kill himself.
r/technicallythetruth
I sent an email to a solicitor in Ireland asking if he was dealing with my elderly uncle's affairs (as he had been admitted to a care home and many things regarding his life had to be put in place and in order). The solicitor wrote back saying that he had only ever dealt with the recent papers a few weeks ago relating to the care home admittance.
12 months to the day later, my uncle passed away and the solicitor sent a letter to my mother stating 'I have been dealing with your brother's affairs for "some considerable time".... He then went on to use incorrectly spelt Latin legal phrases and state that he was taking charge of all matters to do with the money/estate etc of my uncle. We dismissed him immediately.
I remember my teacher telling me something like this! She showed me a cereal box that says it provided “clinically proven 20% more awareness”. But she then showed me the small hidden words that talked about the experiment in the back of the box. The experiment was with people eating the cereal or eating nothing.
Turns out, eating that cereal brand raises 20% more awareness than eating nothing at all. Instead of what most people thought; that eating that cereal brand raises 20% more awareness than other cereals.
Wow that's hilarious, but also scary.
Does that mean someone volunteered to be clinically starved for a science experiment?
Interesting. This also reminds me of deception by omission in a way… where for example, the experiment proves to raise awareness by 20% but they only tested it in a group of 10 people when they should’ve perhaps used a lot more numbers of volunteers to make their results seem more reliable.
@@QuantumLeap89 Think the groups was skip breakfast and eat cereal for breakfast. If people was starved then they could probably write 90% instead.
Well, to be honest I dont even know how that experiment came out to their favour.
Not eating immediately after waking up is better than eating a carbohydrate rich meal, for awareness, due to the insulin response from carbohydrates.
that's exactly how toothpaste ads work; 50% better [than not brushing your teeth at all]
"I'm not a monster, I'm just ahead of the curve."
sounds like something the Joker said
@@ethansandberg5546 those are quotation marks
@@ribthiefz8283 when did quotation marks signify specific usage of a phrase by the Joker?
@@alexgulino335 lol
@@ribthiefz8283 also, i think here, the commentor is using quotation marks because this is supposed to be dialougue, not a quote that someone said.
Doublespeak is a lot more prevalent than we think. This is often what happens in fictional stories when shady corporations cover up stuff, but it is almost as common in real life too. Customer support, public apologies or cover-ups by organizations, celebrities, statements made by lawyers, politicians, you name it. And sometimes we see through it, and often we don't. It usually helps to keep supporters on their side. Opponents will usually see right through it, as they stay critical.
That's why it can be helpful to listen to opposing views from your own. Even if you don't change your mind, you can see your position more clearly.
The real way to handle that is to remain critical and contra in every situation.
reporters do doublespeak by asking questions that imply something, but never say it. It's all inuenndo.
What a waste of time you are.
Very true. @@PinkElfHSP
My friend was a "Cold storage specialist" meaning that he worked mostly at a cold storage area in a warehouse stacking boxes. Or when asked about my profession i would say: "I work in private security business" meaning that i was a security guard sitting at some overcrowded hospital.
Im not a dish washer, im an underwater ceramics specialist.
Nice one
🤣
Ah yes The ceramic sanitization specialist
I used to say I was a hydrothermal ceramisist wherein I ran ceramic dishes through a hot water tank aka dishwasher
A culinary implement decontaminator
When he said " waste management consultant", i thought he meant "garbage man" LOL
Well, we italians, you know...,
lmao i thought he meant "plumber"
Pretty sure he did, in the show his mob family is in the garbage business. I think that's what he meant, though you could I guess secondarily interpret it as an euphemism - maybe that's what the writers intended.
one more word, and it all makes sense - "human waste management consultant"
@@visdarfrankas human waste means poop though XD
"So you're running a pyramid scheme?"
"Nah, its just multi-level marketing bro"
Is it an MLM?
No, it's a referral-based commission structure.
@Homelander Neil Postman Amusing ourselves to death
@@HarmonicWave its a structure that allows for people with income deficiencies start their own small businesses and help supplement their families' income while also being able to motivate people to start a business of their own.
Underrated!
No, it's a network marketing company. XD I heard this one today about Isagenix.
great video. You really delved into the uses of double speak.
I'm not lazy, I specialize in conserving bodily energy for specific actions of preference.
thanks, gonna steal this.
yeah thanks, i might need this
I'm so glad I thought of this second first
"specific actions of preference" aka jacking off
I specialize in preserving the entropy of the universe, keeping the heat death of the universe from happening one 15 hour nap at a time.
"Your a drug dealer"
"Nope, I'm just a humble street pharmacist"
Nope, you’re just self sufficient entrepreneurial botanist who uses there knowledge to create pharmaceutical products designed to make the patient get better on there own. Using your mobile situation your able to give away your products for the exchange of a piece of paper.
Or you're the one who knocks!
@@AeroVids1 Very few street pharmacists are self sufficient botanists, they usually have their wares delivered to them by the financially flexible familial conglomerates.
you're*
@@ijemand5672 thanks bro
so glad to see carlin in this
"They have weapon of mass destruction."
They have oil.
Sorry, but I couldn't stop laughing
Most countries with oil have never been accused of having weapons of mass destruction.
Paddy Kornflayx neither they have wmd
@@buy_large_mansions oil could cause pollusion which in other words could rise the global temprature which could lead to extinction, and that is mass destruction😏
bravo
I've been using the *"Tails I win...Heads you lose"* coin toss trick to win for years...
It works 99% of the time! xD
what
I need to know what this is
"Tails I win...Heads you lose"
bruh he says he wins if it's tails and you lose if it's heads meaning he wins anyway
Timothius Zamora thats cheating
edit: maybe i should have put more sarcasm into my comment
"It's not kidnapping, it's a surprise adoption."
I know another one "It's not murder, it's involuntary life subscription cancellation of another entity".
Im adopted and I have always wondered if i was actually kidnapped
Human relocation program
lmaoooo bruh........ i like you man.... thats freaking hilarious!!!!1
😭🤣