Ryan Tubridy

And Ingrid said, give it a second chance.

It's one of the most beautiful, thought-provoking books and stays with you long after you've finished it.

Truly.

Now, I don't know if truly is just your finish or if that's your name, like truly scrumptious.

But either way, I appreciate the comment.

But I still don't think I'm going to read it.

I've got so much to read.

I've got so many books to read.

But we'll see.

A lot of reaction to this idea of prefacing words with super, super excited, super angry.

I got super annoyed.

I think it's for young women from the West Coast of America to be using it in front of words and not grown people delivering the news.

Emma B, I think that's our old friend, Emma B over in Virgin says super agree with you.

Tony.

Tony Clayton Lee.

You're not wrong.

Also, the use of the word perfect in virtually every single cafe and restaurant.

When you select items for the menu or pay the bill or compliment or complain, everything is perfect.

Janie said, I totally agree.

To add to my list is, I suppose, spoken in every sentence repetitively.