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99% of the time? Sounds like 100% of the time since we're only talking about a sample size of one company. Serious generalization. More like "a bird in hand".
by pq0ak2nnd 8y ago
99% of the time? Sounds like 100% of the time since we're only talking about a sample size of one company. Serious generalization. More like "a bird in hand".
- EpicEng 8y ago>99% of the time... Serious generalization. More like "a bird in hand". id·i·om ˈidēəm/Submit noun a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words (e.g., rain cats and dogs, see the light ). ------------ "99% of the time" almost never literally means 99% of the time. C'mon, don't be that guy.
- pq0ak2nnd 8y agoActually, I AM going to be that guy. I have zero tolerance for people who claim to be experts. You had one experience and used an idiom (incorrectly) to sound smart. So tired of smug upstarts like you.