Where do you work? Kindergarten?
this is a very common wholesaler phrase. one of the worst.
do a deep dive. (do more work)
tighten their belt. (cut costs)
connect the dots. (it doesnt make sense)
are you asleep. (why isnt this done already)
scale up (M&A)
non-traders using the word arbitrage.
hahahahahahaa. dude i love this thread
Sweep_the_Leg: Irruminati:Lets put on our thinking caps.
Where do you work? Kindergarten?
this is a very common wholesaler phrase. one of the worst.
Granted, I haven’t been on the receiving end of wholesaling, but I really can’t imagine any of our wholesalers saying anything like this. I would be forced to slap them.
Edit: I could also see this being a very Canadian thing to say. “Let’s put on our thinking caps buddy!” “Okay, pal. Watcha got to sell me today, eh?”
^ you nailed that! except someone would’ve called someone a champ by now
“Success stories”
“How do you think about?”
“Irrational Exuberance”
I’ll start…“dry powder”
im thinking of hitting some snow next month if my busted body can make it through regionals in boardercross … haven’t been on the slopes in years, hopefully I don’t suck
Destroyer_of_Worlds:I’ll start…“dry powder”
im thinking of hitting some snow next month if my busted body can make it through regionals in boardercross … haven’t been on the slopes in years, hopefully I don’t suck
Different kind of powder.
nose clams.
I just wanted to reach out and touch base. Only the KMD types should be saying this
“Do you mind coloring it in a bit more?”
“Gap up”
“X handle”
Basically anything said on financial commercials while watching Bloomberg.
“Let’s throw this off the cliff and see if it builds any wings on the way down”
“Let’s throw this off the cliff and see if it builds any wings on the way down”
Seriously? Someone seriously said that in a business setting??
I just wanted to reach out and touch base. Only the KMD types should be saying this
I bet she’s been asked to a few “topless meetings”
Destroyer_of_Worlds:“Let’s throw this off the cliff and see if it builds any wings on the way down”
Seriously? Someone seriously said that in a business setting??
No joke.