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Yes. But it's not very professional and often said when you're about to go into a string of complaints. "First off, you're always late.
- Yes.
- But it's not very professional and often said when you're about to go into a string of complaints.
- "First off, you're always late.
- Secondly, you dress like a slob.
- Third, ...
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Yes.
But it's not very professional and often said when you're about to go into a string of complaints. "First off, you're always late. Secondly, you dress like a slob. Third, ... etc."
For example, you would say "At the party, first off, we'll play a game, and then we'll have cake."
But it's not very professional and often said when you're about to go into a string of complaints. "First off, you're always late. Secondly, you dress like a slob. Third, ... etc."
For example, you would say "At the party, first off, we'll play a game, and then we'll have cake."
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