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"Whatever I see fit" typically is a declaration of defiance and rejection, rather than a simple "I'll try my best". If that characterization is accurate, it imp
by happytoexplain 7y ago
"Whatever I see fit" typically is a declaration of defiance and rejection, rather than a simple "I'll try my best". If that characterization is accurate, it implies that your theoretical apology would be insincere. If so, why offer it?
- progfix 7y agoWith "I see fit" I meant to use one that I assume is correct in the spirit of "I'll try my best". English is my second language and I should have worded my comment differently.