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I feel like I use the word "insanely" in the same was a super above, usually just as a synonyn for 'very' and yes, I annoy myself when I do it.

My new one is "innovate", which isn't necessarily a problem word innd of itself (I also hate the term "in and of itself"), but when people in the office use "innovative" to refer to any change they make to literally anything. "OMG Angela, your new checklist is really innovative, I love how...

I hate when people say "squeeky bum time"

Closing the loop? If someones in interview process its a "loop", so closing the loop is making a decision, either hiring or rejecting/recycling, and thus closing the loop. Sealing the deal, essentially. But also it means absolutely nothing.

Hahah yeah, we say that for interviews too, I think that ones fairly common. Basically, death to all business lingo.

Good lord!

"getting a HOLISTIC view of the situation" 0________0 I was in a meeting yesterday, and four people said this. I think it was one of those things where someone said it, and this planted it in everyones head, but it was so annoying.

I really hate when people say "as I said" or "as I was saying". I don't know why, its just so LIKE MEH. Also I constantly say "losing my shit", sorry not sorry. Is sorry not sorry another one?

I feel like I've probably said this before, but I fucking HATE when people describe anything as "important". I mean this in terms of like, music and movies and books and so on I guess. It bugs me.

Ah broad city yes! Great shows comment still stands then.

Treat yoself is from parks and recreation. If I'm on the same page as John, then YASSS is a Drag Race thing.

GREAT shows.

I don't know what that means, myself. But I'm getting sick of hearing girls on the train here describe things as 'lush'. ARGH.

I'm starting to really hate the phrase 'I must say'. And also when people list themselves at the beginning of a list, like "myself, A, B and C went to...".

Bogged down.