trust

A single word used to mean a vague trust in a greater plan or institution. Its usually used when the chances of success are little to none but the confidence in success is huge.

We were losing in squads and wyatt said "trust" and we locked immediately got sniped and lost.

by jebronathon420 April 23, 2024

Trust

Something that arab females dont have in a relationship

Fin: Yo why'd you block us?

Ethan: My gf is arab, Trust is not something she believes in

Fin: 💀💀

by EthanPlayz29 April 25, 2024

trustafarian walsh

The trustafarian Walsh. This is a wealthy and entitled offspring, lounging in luxury courtesy of daddy's deep pockets. Spoiled and lacking ambition, they navigate life with nonchalance, relying on inherited wealth rather than merit. Oblivious to the struggles of others, they live in a bubble of privilege, insulated from the real world.

He is a trustafarian walsh

by supremeturtle May 1, 2024

turdsterstudell

The act of ejaculating on a freshly produced piece of feces.

I just took a shit and it felt so good I decided to make a quick turdsterstudell while I was there.

by Gooddaytoyousir June 28, 2024

Trust

Is not the reason companies are successful. Jordan Peterson is a liar. It SOUNDS GOOD... But that isn't actually what is happening. McDonald's is successful because people trust McDonald's. They have a mass-producable product that prioritizes expediency over quality. I go to McDonald's because I want a burger but not enough to keep the ingredients in my house and cook it myself. Or because nothing else is open at 1 in the morning.

Hym "What did you trust Disney not to do that they are doing now? You trusted them not to put gay characters in their shows and now the got them homos everywhere. Disney is successful because the carved out an early monopoly on children's shows and attached it to a theme park. You go to see Disney movies because you have kids and NOW you got to see Pixar movies AND Disney movies because you have kids. Now, you don't like Disney because you want to use entertainment media to control how your kids are going to think in the future and you're literally trying to extort them into not... Doing what exactly? Exalting or demonizing archetypes in accordance with the whim of a literal pretender?

by Hym Iam July 3, 2024

Trusted Flagger

In the post-pandemic fascist era, the Trusted Flaggers were the lowest-ranking functionaries of the Block-parties who, through privatisation, took over the small-scale implementation of denunciation, control, spying and censorship of the population.

"Trusted Flagger" simply used to be called StaSi.

by Philip Flop October 12, 2024

Trust the funnel

In 2024, Joseph Forsyth, Programmatic Manager at dentsu, famously pioneered the term Trust the funnel! To describe how the stages of a programmatic campaign are interlinked in order to drive performance.

The phrase underscores that each stage relies on the preceding one for success.

Marketers should be cognisant that no stage can stand alone without the foundation built by the previous stages.

“I can’t believe they briefed me on a reach campaign and then paused it for lack of sales! Why didn’t they trust the funnel”

“I can’t believe they’re running a CTV campaign to drive conversions. That’s not how trust the funnel”

by media jargon October 24, 2024