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I think this should not be over-read. I believe that that's a form of sarcasm / ironical phrase, meaning _few minor incidents plus some planned retirements_ . A
by J_cst 5y ago
I think this should not be over-read. I believe that that's a form of sarcasm / ironical phrase, meaning _few minor incidents plus some planned retirements_ .
As of he's implying that the employees tend to get overworried/annoyed easily for any minor incident.
Sorry I don't speak English natively (and to make things worst, I'm Italian!!) and I'm not sure I was able to express my thoughts in a comprehensible way! Please feel free to rephrase if you can do it better then me! Thanks! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- hluska 5y agoYou know friend, I’m a native English speaker (and to make things worse, I’m Canadian) and I’d be proud if I write such a good summary. You did great. This comment was a pleasure to read!
- J_cst 5y agoThank you for the nice words, those mean a lot to me. Have a great day
- simonebrunozzi 5y ago> and to make things worst, I'm Italian!! it's correct to say: "to make things worse". worse: one thing is worse than another. worst: prepare for the worst - preparati al peggio.
- J_cst 5y agoThank you Simone, nice of you!