i have to use this word at least 10+ times daily, and i get lazy saying the full pronunciation. most times i end up saying something that sounds like "bar-rur"
i have to use this word at least 10+ times daily, and i get lazy saying the full pronunciation. most times i end up saying something that sounds like "bar-rur"
You must work in mortgage! I'm with you on that, I've resorted to saying B1 and B2.
"I'll reach out to <him/her/them>"
Last time I checked, nobody's arms were long enough to reach the distance in any scenario in which I've heard this phrase used.
How about just saying you'll contact them? What's wrong with that?
LikesShinyThings wrote:"I'll reach out to <him/her/them>"
Last time I checked, nobody's arms were long enough to reach the distance in any scenario in which I've heard this phrase used.
How about just saying you'll contact them? What's wrong with that?
I'll just run that up the flagpole.
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LikesShinyThings wrote:"I'll reach out to <him/her/them>"
Last time I checked, nobody's arms were long enough to reach the distance in any scenario in which I've heard this phrase used.
How about just saying you'll contact them? What's wrong with that?