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Today, my assistant manager was arguing with a customer. I interjected letting the customer know that "we want everything to be copacetic." After the customer left, I received a write up for using "big words." FML

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thats like talking in an other language to us simple foke

Ha ha ha! Sounds like his vocabulary isn't as sophisticated as yours!

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mrneal87 0

How is copacetic not a real word? It's not like you can't find it in a dictionary so how is it OP's fault she works for an ass?

What I find particularly amusing is that the "big word" he used (copacetic) is actually a SLANG term! Hahahahahaha! The irony!

The management always hates people who are smarter than they are. lol

pippacrawford 4

YDI for being pedantic

Sucks but on the other hand you can never assume someone is as smart as you or that they know what you mean.

I've never heard or read the word "copacetic" before in my life. I read a fair amount, too, and I have a decent vocabulary. That being said, I wouldn't fault you for using a word that I don't know, but according to dictionary.com, copacetic means "very satisfactory". Wouldn't it make more sense in a retail setting to simply say you wanted everything to be satisfactory for the customer?

It's entirely not your fault other people don't exploit the beauty of or take an interest in the English language. I once described something that was patent leather and was sassily told; "Blatant. It's blatant leather." We're surrounded by idiots.