Neil Freiman
speaker
21,181 appearances
118 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 2d ago
Neil Freiman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 116 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 22.
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This business since 2014, and she gets hired for to be a professional bridesmaid.
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Basically, she's a stranger, but she makes up a backstory.
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She goes into the wedding party and she basically arranges things and gets all the gossip from other people.
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So what an interesting, what an interesting uh profession.
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She also said that the way things are going with this over-the-topness, she thinks that bridesmaids.
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Bridesmaids are going to be extinct within 10 years because it's just not sustainable what's happening.
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Let's print to the finish with some final headlines.
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198-year-old Merriam Webster is doing its best.
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How do you do, fellow kids impression, by adding 1400 new words to its dictionary, including many internet native phrases like looks maxing, rick roll, and appropros to this time of the year, cuffing season.
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It also added a bunch of words that have become part.
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The modern lexicon like Chili Crisp, Shapeware, and Yacht Rock, though that did peak in the 80s.
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In an email to the New York Times, Merriam Webster president Gregory Barlow said of the new words, there wasn't a theme, but we can see that online culture and social media increasingly generate new language.
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Conversation on social platforms creates fertile soil in which new words crop up and spread.
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Plus, the dictionary is no longer bound by literal physical binding, opening up infinite territory.
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territory, Barlow said the online dictionary has limitless space to add all the words that merit inclusion, even if some words turn out to be relatively ephemeral, which is a word I think I need to look up.
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Right.
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Like if I'm if I see something and I'm like, oh, looks maxing, what does that mean?
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And instead of asking you, who like very internet native, I go to Merriam Webster, you know, it's a bit odd, but I understand why they're doing it.
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They want to codify these things and give a resource.
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All right, up next, a historic district in Seoul, South Korea, known for its late-night food stalls, indie businesses, and traditional architecture, has been named the coolest neighborhood in the world by Timeout.
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