Community Chat

[IdahoGram]

Is anyone else sick to death of hearing this phrase used by the hosts and vendors?  It's sounding so phoney as it's wwwwaaaayyyyy overused.

[Kachina624]

There is one vendor who is so obsessed, she ought to be locked up somewhere.  I think she started it.

[SharkE]

I'm amazed at how Copper Chef is branching out into so many different items. Pretty soon they will be a copper chef commode seat.

[Shanus]

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@SharkE wrote:

I'm amazed at how Copper Chef is branching out into so many different items. Pretty soon they will be a copper chef commode seat.

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@SharkE 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[Kachina624]

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@SharkE wrote:

I'm amazed at how Copper Chef is branching out into so many different items. Pretty soon they will be a copper chef commode seat.

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@SharkE.    Now that sounds like it might be a slippery slope.

What's it got to do with obsession?

[SharkE]

I was checking in to see what was on David's show this morning since I missed it and saw where now Copper Chef had a egg boiler and just happened to think how they started out on skillets, then, went to red color, now they're doing electric gadgets. What next? LOL

Nothing I guess, just thinking off top of my head. LOL   I digress. ROFL

[spiderw]

There are so many over used phrases and words on the Q, I cannot watch for more than five minutes.  Obsessed is a good example as posted  and  out of the many others, AS WELL drives me crazy.  That phrase is used by hosts and vendors constantly through out a presentation , forget how much in an hour!

They all need to buy a Thesaurus and find some new phrases and words , extend their vocabulary and stop being so repetitious and boring.  I shop on line most of the time so I don't have to hear the same old selling points.

[FranandZoe]

Yeah since when did obsessed become a good thing?!

[coffee drinker]

A-maz-ing or plain ole amazing drives me batty!!!

[amyb]

"Elevated" seems to be every host/vendor's latest "obsession"..."It elevates the look of it"... It's the latest fashion sales buzz word, but it's used sometimes several times within one presentation.  It is descriptive to what they're trying to convey, and I've found myself using it too...but over and over and over; they overdo it.  I'm going to check the Thesaurus, myself, on that one! 

Who comes up with these fashion phrases that go viral?  Remember when "pop of color", which is still used, was every other sentence?!