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Hard to watch. As someone who gets paid to present, get the uhs, ums, and ahs out of your system. If you need to think, take a silent pause or hold an and. It will keep people hanging onto the next words you say.
This is honestly the hardest presenting or training concept habit to lose, but you will gain a more respectful and interested audience.
It will also show confidence when you speak to the opposite sex.
My Name is Danny Quale, I didn't Go To Yale.It’s not 100%, tho
Dan Quayle was exceptional at speaking without using any “fillers” and no one’s gonna say they were an interested audience for him…
But I get your point. My particular bugaboo is “like”… ya know, like, when, like, we went to the mall and like, saw these cute shoes, like…
It’s so, umm…uhhh…like, INFURIATING!!!
please - hold off on the "end of the day..."Seriously though agreed with the "You knows" and "You see what I'm saying?" My response when someone says that is, "I cannot see your words."
I "liked" this post.It’s not 100%, tho
Dan Quayle was exceptional at speaking without using any “fillers” and no one’s gonna say they were an interested audience for him…
But I get your point. My particular bugaboo is “like”… ya know, like, when, like, we went to the mall and like, saw these cute shoes, like…
It’s so, umm…uhhh…like, INFURIATING!!!
And I would respond with - Okay can I ask you three questions then.My Name is Danny Quale, I didn't Go To Yale.
Seriously though agreed with the "You knows" and "You see what I'm saying?" My response when someone says that is, "I cannot see your words."
I am the wrong person when it comes to this subject matter because I can be, well, a jerk. If anyone ever says to me: "Can I ask you a question." My response is always: "You already did."
The main drawback with Verse is that he’s not all that fluid or flexible. You won’t see him making some of the moves that Robert Quinn used to be able to do. He relies more on speed and power. I think Miller was more flexible than Verse. That being said, I hope Verse’s motor can give us some Max Crosby type of relentlessness.I like him better than Latu and he seems to me to be the closest Von Miller comp since Von…
He’s super quick, violent and has enough bend. His game translates to cold or bad weather and if anything, he should do better when the OL can’t anchor with as wide a base. He also sets a very hard edge, something we’ve lamented with Hoecht as much as many of us love Hoecht’s hustle.
As D’Marco Farr said, we’ve not had a first round Edge in a really long time and this kid pops like a 1st round STUD. I’m so excited to see him in Shula’s D
I’m the same with that one. ‘Can I ask you a question’ is the lazy version of other phrases and it’s not specific. You don’t know if they mean - “Do you have time to answer a technical question’ or ‘Can I ask you a personal question’ or ‘Would you mind sharing your expertise’. It can mean several things. They should be more specific so you can give an accurate answer. My reply is usually, ‘That depends on the question?My Name is Danny Quale, I didn't Go To Yale.
Seriously though agreed with the "You knows" and "You see what I'm saying?" My response when someone says that is, "I cannot see your words."
I am the wrong person when it comes to this subject matter because I can be, well, a jerk. If anyone ever says to me: "Can I ask you a question." My response is always: "You already did."
"Like, TOTALLY. Gag me with a spoon!" ~ Mac in 1987It’s not 100%, tho
Dan Quayle was exceptional at speaking without using any “fillers” and no one’s gonna say they were an interested audience for him…
But I get your point. My particular bugaboo is “like”… ya know, like, when, like, we went to the mall and like, saw these cute shoes, like…
It’s so, umm…uhhh…like, INFURIATING!!!
Still trying to make that work as the opener of my novel dammit...please - hold off on the "end of the day..."
... agreed with the "You knows" and "You see what I'm saying?" My response when someone says that is, "I cannot see your words."
... If anyone ever says to me: "Can I ask you a question." My response is always: "You already did."
Correct, haha. I have a coworker that, like... Always says "right?" at the ends of his statements and it, like totally, like... Sounds condescending and like, totally unnecessary......right?'Listen ...'
'Look ...'
'... Right'
One of these completely unnecessary and useless words are at the beginning or ending of most all comments ... RIGHT
I would love that and my response would be: Now you are cooking with butter.And I would respond with - Okay can I ask you three questions then.
Yeah I am a jerk too.
You are getting very detailed there. I am just looking for: "May I as you a question?" or even "I have a question." So I can respond by stating a simple yes or proceed.I’m the same with that one. ‘Can I ask you a question’ is the lazy version of other phrases and it’s not specific. You don’t know if they mean - “Do you have time to answer a technical question’ or ‘Can I ask you a personal question’ or ‘Would you mind sharing your expertise’. It can mean several things. They should be more specific so you can give an accurate answer. My reply is usually, ‘That depends on the question?