Does anybody else take the opportunity to change the last thing they said when someone says "What did you say?" Do you ever come up with something much better to say, or say something completely different? What are some of the clever changes you've thought of.
Sometimes I'll rephrase, but this is on account of my assumption that since I usually speak pretty clearly, they've not misheard me, but more likely misunderstood. I don't try to make it better as such, just...more geared towards them getting it?
haha what's wiser then taking the opportunity you've been given to rephrase something is giving others the opportunity you'll be amazed at how it works... repeat what somebody else has says to you and then just observe what happens next its cool
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I didn't even look at it till you mentioned it. What the fuck Sometimes I reply "What?", then they say "What did you say?", then I say "What" then they say "What?" and we all go