Q Talk

[THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes]

JUICY.

As in "these diamonds are so juicy."

Used by a host to describe a variety of items.

Rarely food.

[faeriemoon]

If they stop saying all these words they'd have absolutely nothing to say.

Regarding "sick", I hear them use the term to describe the price (as in what a crazy good deal something is.)

[mcducky]

Hosts & vendors are under pressure to sell, sell, sell. As such, they can become less elegant in their approach. If it annoys me, as it often does, I change the channel. I wish I didn't need to though. I enjoy watching 'polished' informative shows. Example: Gary from denim & co. That man is knowledgeable & presents in a professional & friendly manner. 

Much of the colloquial language bothers me: bullet-proof, fabrication, elevated, ladies that lunch, cool girls, and more. The thing I find most annoying is Jane calling everyone "Honey".

[mjmm]

JT says ",not long for this world". I don't think she knows what it means.

[Leahbeth70]

LITERALLY drives me crazy, they say it all the time. And all of a sudden it's GALENTINES?

[TheMemphisVette]

i need to figure out why this does not bother me

[RescueLover]

@TheMemphisVette 😂 Ditto! 🤗

[speedy girl]

"I'll tell you honestly"  and 

"It's to die for"   -  Don't like either of those phrases!

[Natureluvr]

“Right” ~ A.C.
“Moment” ~ All of them
“A thousand percent” ~ R.B. & S.K.
“Out in dept stores, you’d put a one in front of this number” ~ All of them

[hkrgrl]

SK does use 'sick'... i am ok with it... 

they have to say something!!

what do u want them to say to describe the item??? 

one of the best, IMO, brand ambassador's was Laurie Felt.  she knew her product!! i could listen to her all day and probably buy all that she sells!  

her jeans were the best!  and her denim jackets were just 'off the hook', hehe  (how is that catch phrase???)