cheaper to fire you

1. It is an expression used by an employer to indicate that an employee is worthless and completely expendable.

2. An expression used to show that an employer does not give a crap about an employee.

Employee: Hey Vince (boss man or employer) it has been 10 years now since my last 50 cent raise.
Employer: Bro. It's cheaper to fire you.

by EGX December 23, 2013

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doesn't like you

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your crush doesn't like you

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An elegant, heavy stock folded card such as that left atop a silken pillowcase in a ritzy hotel - but in this case, the card, which reads, "Thank You" in large font on the cover, is left after slipping out early following a one-night stand. Inside the Thank You card, it must contain the following phrase in order to be considered an "official" Thank You card, "...for allowing me to fornicate with certainty." No other text, images or pigmentation may be visible. Just that phrase - and only that phrase.

It was 6:20 a.m. and I was slipping into my shoes very quietly as not to awaken anyone - when I remembered to leave a Thank You card. Per my usual routine, I placed the card on the kitchen table next to a copy of the Wall Street Journal, which I'd kindly retrived from the front door.

by Spin Douglass November 2, 2010

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where beens you?

I have not heard from you lately.

Hey, I just saw your text. Where beens you?

by S. Roxanne December 9, 2017

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I got you with that

It means "I understand what you're saying and I will keep your wishes in mind by complying." Usually used when someone asks you something. Very informal.

"Hey Steve, the lady kicked me out tonight. Could I stay at your place?"

"Of course bro. I got you with that."

by Lucorange February 9, 2018

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