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[ellaphant]

my favorite of all time

"you're saving more than you're spending"

😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[bonnielu]

And there is always a statement or two how THEY already own it OR are just waiting for the program to be over so THEY CAN ORDER IT.   Actually not really worth paying attention.  I just wish they would tell more about the product.  I cannot touch it, try it on, try it out, etc, etc.  Yes, I can send it back but is it even worth all that effort.  

[gidgetgh]

If I had to wax poetic about a plastic storage container for an hour, no telling what I would say. 

[frenchie]

They really go overboard when they tell us where we can wear a fashion item. 

These ones is a favorite cringe term for me. Elevate your look is another. Ugh.

I'll admit watching most shows on mute. 

[PickyPicky3]

Yes, they do teach that in communications courses. "Again" and "so again" are signal words that raise the viewer's attention level so they can better absorb the statement that follows.

[deepwaterdotter]

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@frenchie wrote:

They really go overboard when they tell us where we can wear a fashion item. 

These ones is a favorite cringe term for me. Elevate your look is another. Ugh.

I'll admit watching most shows on mute. 

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I do this too.

[Puzzle Piece]

Susan Graver - "It's Young, It's Fresh"! Since when does a piece of polyester fabric become that?  

The false excitement that the hosts offer is unappealing and doesn't sell me on anything.  

What's with the high pitcch to their voices to get you to buy?

[Othereeeen]

@Goodie2shoes 

You know what?!?!?!

You're right!!!!

[skatting44]

@cjm61 

 why did they not see that it could  mean  to identify areas where you could have additional training/ education to  enhance your positive performance

[PansyBoo]

I've often wondered if a certain host gets bonus pay for every time she mentions her dancing daughters. And if she got extra compensation for every time she said "Honey" she would really be raking in the dough!