must be
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Must-Be!
Must-be meaning "Must Be Nice" derived from B.C. days dating 2008 to 2010.
Sources confirm that the expression came from Jeffrey Johnston's work ethic.
Applicable when:
ISRs come in late,
ISRs leave early,
ISRs take time off,
ISRs take a 2-hour lunch,
ISRs get a commission check,
ISRs take 2 lunches for the day,
ISR sales-kick offs,
If you are Jeff Johnston, Zadies for the ladies or Joe Lando
Working at a steakhoue
if you have Bill Ng's job or tattoo
Sources confirm that the expression came from Jeffrey Johnston's work ethic.
Applicable when:
ISRs come in late,
ISRs leave early,
ISRs take time off,
ISRs take a 2-hour lunch,
ISRs get a commission check,
ISRs take 2 lunches for the day,
ISR sales-kick offs,
If you are Jeff Johnston, Zadies for the ladies or Joe Lando
Working at a steakhoue
if you have Bill Ng's job or tattoo
must be tuesday
A phrase normally used when an outsider tells you something crazy that just happened but in actual fact it is a common occurrence in your strange fucked up life and just like any other day.
Phil - "Holy crap! Geoff just tripled himself in the middle of the parking lot!"
Kevin - "It must be Tuesday."
Kevin - "It must be Tuesday."
must be tuesday by Alekso Schmekso June 7, 2016
Must be nice
Must be nice by mcnatty December 10, 2010
Must be that damn phone
Must be that damn phone by 7point92x57mauser March 9, 2020
Must be an enemy stand
Must be an enemy stand by Zurg0_omania March 14, 2018
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