• NostraDavid
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    3 months ago

    He did a bad job.

    Sounds like his parents did a bad job at raising him.

    You should probably align with him on what “clean” means. It probably means “cleaner” to him, whereas you meant “nigh impeccable” - your definition isn’t bad; there’s just a mismatch between both your understanding.

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      3 months ago

      ….theres a dead bug on the counter and you call this nigh impeccable?

      I’m never eating dinner at your house

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        3 months ago

        No, I called her standard nigh impeccable, which should be the default. Having a dead bug is not “nigh impeccable”.

        Which part of my previous comment caused the confusion? Because now I’m confused on why people misunderstand my comment.