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1. Abbrev.- Vacations To Go- a wholesale travel company that although provides great service to their customers as a whole, destroys employees will to live and any chance of a normal life.

2. A company trying to quite possibly re-legalize human slavery through offering unobtainable earnings potential and bonuses and long work hours
I read an article this week on Jewish life in Germany during the 1930's. It was a total vtg.
VTG by Callcenterking February 24, 2017
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Vtg by Mix mix. November 23, 2009
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An acronym coined by the great TST meaning VICOUS THROAT GAME
Yo bro she lost her voice because she hit me with that VTG last night. Shit was no joke...sucked the souuuuul out of me.
VTG by big papi rev May 12, 2017
Förkortning för ”vanlig trevlig gubbe”
Han är en riktig VTG. Du borde lära känna honom.
VTG by The boy who chirred January 9, 2024
Short for “Virtually Touching Grass” — a humorous way to say someone is pretending to connect with nature or go outside, while actually staying online.
Friend: “You went outside today?”
Me: “Nah, just VTG.”
VTG by noshi_g October 15, 2025
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