2 chapters across the catalog
A brief aside examines the verbal tics of Hillary Clinton, specifically her frequent use of "uh" and "the fact of the matter." One host admits to having a "father complex" regarding the other's linguistic critiques, leading to a change in his own speaking habits. The segment contrasts Clinton's polished public persona with her repetitive phrasing during long Senate hearings.
Linguistic Tics, Corporate Speech, and "I Feel" Statements
A discussion on annoying speech patterns covers the use of "you know what" by politicians and the habit of ending sentences with "right?" in Silicon Valley tech pitches. At Meveo, conference calls are often dominated by "I believe" or "I feel" statements. The hosts argue that "I feel" is a politically correct stalling tactic used to shield opinions from criticism.
