Unchi Butler

A "Unchi" translates from Japanese English as to Toyota poo (adult and child) in combination with "Valet". or more fitting "Butler" for starting your vehicle using your phone apl. Someone would use a Unchi Butler to warm up or cool a car during in inclement weather to ensure a more satisfying travel.

Before we head to the cottage I'll use the Unchi Butler so we are all set to leave when I'm done. Go load the car hunny, I'll be 10min. **Car shuts off in 10min, so your eco friendly too.

by GregfromtheCommittee January 29, 2026

Prison Butler

Noun: An individual given little to no authority over prisoners residing in a correctional facility. Colloquially known as a corrections officers. These sad individuals have the brave task of dealing with violent adults who act like spoiled children. Whether that be inmates or more than likely fellow officers usually both depending on the shift.

"Have you seen the new prison butler?" "Yeah, he won't last a week with that attitude!"

by anonymous March 6, 2026

Butler Fallacy

The idea that one's opponent in a debate is a butler who must provide all the proof, evidence, and sources one demands, regardless of relevance, burden of proof, or the reasonableness of the request. The butler fallacy treats the opponent as a servant obligated to serve whatever intellectual goods the demander wants, whenever they want them, in whatever form they specify. It's typically combined with moving the proofpost: each demand met with a new demand, each source rejected with a call for a different source. The goal is not to reach understanding but to establish dominance, to exhaust the opponent, to make debate so laborious that the opponent gives up. The butler fallacy is the signature move of bad-faith arguers who treat debate as a power game.

Example: "He treated her like a butler: 'Fetch me a source. No, not that one—a better one. No, not that one—a more recent one. No, not that one—a more authoritative one.' Butler fallacy in action: he'd appointed himself master and her servant, expected to be served endlessly, gave nothing in return."

by Dumu The Void March 10, 2026