Cool link, thank you. Ultimately people are allowed to express themselves in whatever way they wish, but this particular construction feels a bit obtuse, unnece

Cool link, thank you. Ultimately people are allowed to express themselves in whatever way they wish, but this particular construction feels a bit obtuse, unnecessary, and as your link noted, informal. I was speaking with a linguist from my alma mater who said that "get" is a uniquely "millenial, valley girl" construction that has been popularized in our generation through schools and tv shows for teenagers. I don't see any of us praising "like", "kind of", vocal fry, upvoice, and etc?