WEE-WOO WEE-WOO
WEE-WOO WEE-WOO
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“Ope lemme squeeze past ya real quick”
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I believe this is region-locked to the Midwest of the United States...
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An old math/science teacher I know always says: „Vorsicht, heiß und fettig! Ungelernter Kellner!“
Which is german for:
Careful, hot and greasy! Untrained waiter!
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Beep beep beep
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we say that at the cats and dog. One of them is new and still learning, and the others GTFO of the way.
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I di this, but whistling to sound like a reversing vehicle.
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"Comin' through, fuckers," has always worked well enough for me. People tend not to ignore it.
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"Coming through!" "Make a hole!" "Hot! Burn risk is moving!" "Do not move! I'm passing behind you!" "Sharp! Broken glass/knife/whatever is moving!"
I'm sure there are others along similar lines. These are the ones I remember from another life working in food service.
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"Behind", "Behind, hot", and "Behind, sharp" are traditional
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100%. In poorly designed kitchens, if one has the time/space, adding some detail can take a callout from "casual proactive safety blanket" to something much more impactful and helpful with a smidge of context.
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Having worked in a kitchen, "knife behind" if you have a knife or just really want to make sure nobody moves, "behind" if you are more okay accidentally bumping booty.
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Just give quiet sexual moans with each person you pass.
Mmm... Oooh. Oh yeah that's real nice.
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"Ass or crotch, who wants what?"
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Get yer fat arses outta my way ya scallywags!
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Just wear loud clothing so everyone can always tell when you're moving. Something like corduroy pants, a windbreaker or a cowbell.
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Why is OP working with tektites from Legend of Zelda?
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Hey man it's tough right now in this economy.
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HOOOOOT SOUP SOUP SOUP HOT HOT HOT SOUP HOT SOUP OH GOD IT BURNS HOT SOUP PLEASE MOVE HOT SOUP IT'S SOUP AND IT'S HOT I CHECKED HOT SOUP thank you
One time i yelled "I am holding a spider" and nobody ignored me.
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In German they have “Wahrschau” which coincidentally also sounds like the name of the capital in Poland, however it comes from shipping industry and to my knowledge is a shorter version of “Wahr nehmen und schauen” which roughly translates to “hey, look at me”. I might be wrong, but that’s what I’ve heard.
Edit: typo 😅 Edit 2: some more of my incompetence
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which confidently also is the name of the capital in Poland
Contrary to Krakow, which was never very confident and is therefore no longer the capital of Poland.
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I never heard that. When you say "shipping industry", maybe it's a northern thing?
Also: it's "wahrnehmen". You take it as real, not as it was.
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Sorry about the typo. My German is a rusty 😅 As to whether it’s a shipping or a northern thing, could be both. I used to study maritime navigation in northern Germany and this was a very common saying in between the maritime crowd. Did hear it out side of it though. But I might be mistaken.
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RIGHT BETWEEN! DOWN THE LINE!
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To quote the Simpsons:
Hot stuff, coming through!
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Chaud devant !
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