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1 day ago“Good catch!”
Usually said when you bring up something that needs fixing, and said as a way to puff you up and not actually follow up on the problem.
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“Good catch!”
Usually said when you bring up something that needs fixing, and said as a way to puff you up and not actually follow up on the problem.
No, no. It’s words that sound like positive reenforcement be repurposed by people who don’t want to deal with an issue.