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[lrebetsky]

The Lock n Lock lady says, "You Know What?!" way too much. Make it stop!!! Maybe it's a LnL script because Kris Prime said it a lot too but the new lady's Midwest accent combined with overusing the phrase is just ANNOYING!!! 

[depglass]

We midwesterners don't have an accent.  The rest of you do.  I bet everyone has a verbal tic like this.  Ask your friends, I bet they come up with something you say all the time.

[RetRN]

Doesn't bother me at all. We are all unique and different. 

[paixmcdao]

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@lrebetsky wrote:

The Lock n Lock lady says, "You Know What?!" way too much. Make it stop!!! Maybe it's a LnL script because Kris Prime said it a lot too but the new lady's Midwest accent combined with overusing the phrase is just ANNOYING!!! 

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That makes two vendors, whose voices, accents, and phrases you don't like. You also know how to make it stop.

[Fear less]

Agreed. We don't. 

[4kitties]

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@depglass wrote:

We midwesterners don't have an accent.  The rest of you do.  I bet everyone has a verbal tic like this.  Ask your friends, I bet they come up with something you say all the time.

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As a fellow midwesterner, I agree. 

What accent????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[ILOVEDOGS]

I agree with OP, she is an immediate click.

[scatcat]

Turn it into a drinking game. Every time she says "you know what" take a drink.

Same with Judge Judy - every time she says "just a second" take a drink.

PS - no accent in the Midwest 

[skittles2]

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@lrebetsky wrote:

The Lock n Lock lady says, "You Know What?!" way too much. Make it stop!!! Maybe it's a LnL script because Kris Prime said it a lot too but the new lady's Midwest accent combined with overusing the phrase is just ANNOYING!!! 

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@lrebetsky 

You know what? So What.

We, me, you, them, all have sounds, words, phrases. bodily gestures-

 I'll say certain words during conversations and actively mention so, then laugh about it and go on.

I'll talk with my hands so much it looks like I'm signaling an airplane for landing. I try to stop when I'm aware, but it comes right back with the next sentence.

It's me, I'm unique, and so are you, we all are thank goodness. Can you imagine how boring life would be if we all looked, talked, acted alike?

AI anyone?

As for 'Patty, The LocknLock Lady'- she has lengthy LocknLock experience, nice personality,  and I believe there's a correlation between Chris Pryme and Patty- from or grew up in the same area, or have been friends for a long time, so they say the same thing.

I'm sure many people from surrounding areas anywhere have similar sayings.

I'll overlook what bothers me and concentrate on what I'm watching, or turn the sound off. I do for some presentations due to vendor or host. However,  I don't tear down vendors or hosts, or their accents. If I'm interested in a product I'll watch or figure a way to find the info.

About calling out someone's accent....all of the U.S.A.'s various areas have accents, which I find pretty neat. I'm from Ohio but moved to the East Coast while very young. However, I still have some Ohioan accent and certain word use because my parents did.

For years my friends had no idea what I was talking about when I said the words 'Pop and Sucker'.

You 'Heartland, Midwesterners' know what Pop and Suckers are ....😄

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[JeanLouiseFinch]

Hmmm, you seem to think a Midwestern accent is a bad thing. I take issue with that. There are regional accents all across this country and the world.  Appreciate the uniqueness.  

When I was in high school, back in the Stone Age, I had a speech critiqued and the teacher noted my Midwestern accent. Yep, born and raised in Chicago, then the suburbs.  How else would I be expected to sound? 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️