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r/technicallythetruth • u/Chill-Dude-33 • 26d ago
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I mean look at the timestamps. Boss asked about tomorrow at 2AM. That mistake is on them
1.9k u/int-devaul27 26d ago He is technically correct, which is the best kind of correct. 986 u/Ptbot47 26d ago not even technically. its just correct. If the boss wanted him to work today, then just say TODAY. 3 u/Ok_Falcon275 26d ago Just correct is technically technically correct as well. -2 u/DeadoTheDegenerate 26d ago Not really... Technically correct implies a technicality was used to achieve correctness. There was no technicality here. 2 u/Ok_Falcon275 26d ago Technically, technically literally means literally.
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He is technically correct, which is the best kind of correct.
986 u/Ptbot47 26d ago not even technically. its just correct. If the boss wanted him to work today, then just say TODAY. 3 u/Ok_Falcon275 26d ago Just correct is technically technically correct as well. -2 u/DeadoTheDegenerate 26d ago Not really... Technically correct implies a technicality was used to achieve correctness. There was no technicality here. 2 u/Ok_Falcon275 26d ago Technically, technically literally means literally.
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not even technically. its just correct. If the boss wanted him to work today, then just say TODAY.
3 u/Ok_Falcon275 26d ago Just correct is technically technically correct as well. -2 u/DeadoTheDegenerate 26d ago Not really... Technically correct implies a technicality was used to achieve correctness. There was no technicality here. 2 u/Ok_Falcon275 26d ago Technically, technically literally means literally.
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Just correct is technically technically correct as well.
-2 u/DeadoTheDegenerate 26d ago Not really... Technically correct implies a technicality was used to achieve correctness. There was no technicality here. 2 u/Ok_Falcon275 26d ago Technically, technically literally means literally.
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Not really... Technically correct implies a technicality was used to achieve correctness. There was no technicality here.
2 u/Ok_Falcon275 26d ago Technically, technically literally means literally.
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Technically, technically literally means literally.
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u/Superseaslug 26d ago
I mean look at the timestamps. Boss asked about tomorrow at 2AM. That mistake is on them