Wow, overreaction... there is a standard human communication idiom that is being followed here. For example movies are labeled as "must see", food is described

Wow, overreaction... there is a standard human communication idiom that is being followed here. For example movies are labeled as "must see", food is described as "you have to try...", and so on. Everyone[1] understands this to be a hyperbolic phrasing that isn't to be taken literally, but to really emphasize how important the speaker[2] finds the experience. Relax a little on the pedantry, it invalidates any statements made about better uses of one's time. [1] The sentence that references this footnote uses the phenomenon it describes for emphasis. [2] This is a similar, but distinct phenomenon of using a term, in this case speaker, with the implicit understanding that it can be generalized, in this case to "communicator". It shouldn't be confused with the situation described, but is also a useful pattern to understand for basic communication.