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Slacki lacki 

The laziest employee in the casino business, whose daily activities at the casino consists of making dealers work for more than 1.5 hrs per break, writing dealers up for not coloring guests up to the next highest color, and typing vague descriptions in or none at all for guests, often severely underestimating players’ average bets. Credited for the term “it’s all in the notes” used when it is his turn to go on break/go home so that he doesn’t have to spend an extra minute to let his replacement know what is going on his section.
Example 1)
Supervisor: “Hey, it’s your turn to go on break. Anything important I should know abou...”
Slacki Lacki: “It’s all in the notes!”

Example 2)
Dealer on break: Wtf! they let me in for 2 hours!”
Other person on break: “Who was the pit?”
Dealer on break: “Slacki Lacki!”

Example 3)
Dealer: “I just got written up for coloring $500 worth of green into a purple.”
Other Dealer: “So what’s wrong with that? And who wrote you up?”
Dealer: “Slacki lacki said we have to color up our players to the next higher color.”
Slacki lacki by SlackiLacki April 12, 2020
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Slack-a-lack-jack 

Slack-a-lack-jack

Means, roughly, "Please endeavor to give me the personal space that i desire while i'm buying, selling, distribting, or using crack cocaine." Old Phoenix (AZ) slang.
Be slack-a-lack-jack, ga'my pipe, ga'my crack!
Slack-a-lack-jack by East Bay Vinny November 16, 2004

slackalackin 

(a) verb. When you wanna slack line with the boys and you forget your line.

(b) verb. When you are being very efficient and don’t have the ability to slack off.
(a) Hey Jimmy you ready to tie a line between some trees and bounce n shit?
Nah sorry I forgot my slackline.
Man you’re slackalackin.

(b) Hey Joseph you’ve been working very hard lately it’s almost as if you don’t have the ability to be lazy.
You’re slackalackin Joseph.
slackalackin by MrDooTheDash April 30, 2021

slack-a-lackin 

I thought that was done, your slack-a-lackin!
slack-a-lackin by spazz82 April 8, 2015

Slack-a-lack

The art of initiating a Slack conversation with a co-worker, typically based off of a previous conversation with a different co-worker.
I was looking for information on that project, but thankfully Sam Slack-a-lacked it to me.
Slack-a-lack by FRPJason June 11, 2019
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