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Workin'
When a small business owner says to a customer...
U can b a workin'
The business owner is implying they told the customer i am busy...but i will work u in...
Workin' means the business owner is gonna work later work harder for the customer even if it means till midnight....
WORKIN'....does not mean FASTER
If a business owner is busy and lets u be worked in..it neans they care enough to work tough for u that day....and out of respect u as the customer u need to have same due respect dont rush the job to fit ur schedule...small business means free enterprise.... go somewhere else.....
Workin'..workin extea for a customer that leads to a more personal relationship
I thought u closed at 530....uhmmmn if i am busy how can i.....just cause u r a workin and i told u i was busy... does not mean i will rush cause next thing is u will bitch about my work and that ur dog was here all day...look for happy or look for bad spoiled people...if u got to be a workin'hey u got what u wanted just not on ur time....
Workin by PRETTY IN COPPER June 6, 2017
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workin by ma'lone johnson September 24, 2009

Workin and twerkin 

When you are doing work, whether it be for school or for a job, and simultaneously watching/listening to porn on your second monitor (but not jerking off).
Mom: Joey are you… workin and twerkin???
Joey: No mom it’s was a virus!!

workin' part time 

someone who is giving a half ass effort, not giving it your all but acting as if you are
"I gave it my best shot, but it just didn't work out."

"No bro, you're workin' part time.

workin' man 

busch light, the beer of choice for the working class.
1. "Throw me one of those workin' mans"

2. "Oh, you goin' workin' man?"

Workin' On Work 

Unemployed stoner response to what he accomplished or worked on the entire day while his significant other is out earning rent money.
Workin' On Work by WorkinDave July 13, 2007
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