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Don't Know What The Hell They're Talking About Syndrome

A condition in which a person assumes competence in a given subject, but in reality has very little actual knowledge.
Most armchair tacticians have a bad case of Don't Know What The Hell They're Talking About Syndrome.
Related Words

i don't like the way you are talking to me. 

This is the only acceptable response if somebody is verbally attacking you using only facts.
Employee: I'm never going to make any money if you keep having me drive around empty. The point of a dispatcher is to fill these trucks with freight and you are not doing your job.

Guy who would rather be waterskiing: I don't like the way you are talking to me..

Couldn't create that product. Please try again. 

i wonder what word you were trying to buy as a mug...
person: i want a mug
person: (writes racial slur)
website: mug (with the slur)
person: *clicks*
website: "Couldn't create that product. Please try again."
person (you): what does that mean?
welcome. that is why you're here.

This Ain't It Chief 

Term used by obese Youtuber, Dj Akademiks. This describes music as bad or unpleasant.
You heard that new 6ix9ine song, and is it good? Me: This ain't it chief.

Guys! These Aren't My Trousers! 

1. Exclamation uttered upon realisation that these are not, in fact, your trousers. Once uttered famously by a young medic.

2. Generic exclamation after doing something stupid.
(after asking everybody you know if they are their trousers) 'Guys! These aren't my trousers!'

You Ain't the Boss of Me! 

It is what bad-ass rebels say to an authority figure when they tell them to do something. God, you guys are so cool. I hate you.
Mrs. Klingensmith: Now Nick, don't smoke pot behind church that's very disrespectful.

Nick, the bad-ass: You ain't the boss of me!

Mrs. Klingensmith: Give me the joint, bitch!