Q Talk

[Buffalogal47]

@Q-Girl too:

"Jonesing" started out as a term used to describe a heroin addict's craving for his "cure". It has become more commonly used to describe a longing or craving for anything. I personally don't care for that term either.

[Reever]

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@_O_ wrote:

I think Rachel picks a word for the day and just over~uses it add~nausium

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She is also over-using the term "yada yada".  She probably picked it up on Seinfeld but now she is saying it every show.  Hopefully a supervisor goes over this with her.

[BrandiDavis]

So, I was actually finally getting around to looking to see if anyone had mentioned her use of the word "poo" over and over again on the RayCop TSV the other night in regards to dust mite excrement, but I see that she obviously has a couple of things to work on!!

I had it on in the background while I was at work and I literally ended up getting up and having to go turn it off. She doesn't realize how ridiculous she sounded. We are all adults, we're not 2 and you can call it feces/excrement which is what it is.

[SuhseK]

Watched Rachel in a show Sunday. She did just fine IMO.

However, I do prefer poop 💩 It has a more finished sound than poo! 

[50Mickey]

I guess that I am dating myself as being so old that I have never heard of this term and had no idea what it meant. Sounds so awkward. 

[KKlim]

You can say she has a bit of refining to do at times.
She tried, but I find her presentations awkward. Amazed how she has stayed on so long!

[smb3]

It usually means a craving for something...  I have only heard it when a smoker says they are "jonesing" for a cigarette.

[Shelbelle]

I have to admit in my 67 years, i have never heard of that expression. 

[Anonymous032819]

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@Reever wrote:

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@_O_ wrote:

I think Rachel picks a word for the day and just over~uses it add~nausium

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She is also over-using the term "yada yada".  She probably picked it up on Seinfeld but now she is saying it every show.  Hopefully a supervisor goes over this with her.

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Don't hold your breath.

Sales is what they are most concerned about.

[KentuckyWoman]

My guess is she doesn't have a clue what it means as described in the urban dictionary.  She needs to drop the slang.