WildBill wrote:Javier730 wrote:WildBill wrote:Javier730 wrote:"Capeesh?"
It's intentionally misspelled. Here is my "capeesh" story.
A few years ago, while working for one of my previous employers, a supervisor decided to have an employee meeting. In this meeting, the only issue he addressed was a foul odor a single employee gave off. When he was done with his lecture in hygiene, I told the supervisor he did not have gather everyone and embarrass the individual. The next morning the supervisor handed me a note that said something similar to, "I have been working here for 12 years. Ive been a supervisor longer than you have been alive. If you don't like the way I am running my company (it wasnt his company) you can find yourself another job. Capeesh?"
I too thought it was funny but even funnier was when I handed my supervisor a note that simply said, "Capisce", and he was completely clueless on what it said. He asked, " what is cu-pis-ke?"
Funny story!
Well that word went over to neologic German and there it's called (kapito" (not to mistake with "kaputt" though even there seems to be something kaputt.