Unfortunately to many in that generation such vulgarity is just a natural form of speech, used for emphases. Often bolstered by articles such as "Why it’s a good sign if you curse a lot".Charles L. Cotton wrote:Something tells me the "owner's" revenue has not increased by the numbers he claims. If he cannot express himself without the vulgar comments, then it speaks volumes about his outlook and lack of respect for others. I think the video said he has been open for nine months. Let's look back in a year and see if this delightful follow is still in business.
Chas.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/won ... rse-a-lot/
Note, I don't (well, rarely) use such profanity and personally believe it take more intelligence to express yourself without the vulgarity.