Use this phrase to interrupt people politely

“Yes and ” save you from the pain of watching the clip.

Start the video saying the phrase, then explain it. No need for a shipping date for the main idea of the video.

I agree with the concept but that phrase is so corporate and phony sounding

I hear a lot of people interrupting with “to your point” only to continue with something completely unrelated to the initial point.

"Mad boring, bro. I'm gonna dip. "

Phrase at 0:30

Sounds a bit like mansplaining to me. Like if Einstein is explaining the theory of relativity, you say, "I want to complement what Albert is saying, by adding that Real Houswives slapped last night."

that's right up there with "not to cut you off..." absolute shit. thanks.

Can you give us a real world conversation example....??

This is sociopathy.

This guy that does zoom meetings every month thinks his job is very intricate and insightful while people are actually out here doing real work.

You are my favourite account on X , Joseph

“So my technique for coloring in the lines is to first go to where the lines are and color near and around them. After I’ve completed doing that, I then can quickly fill in the rest without fear of coloring outside of the lines because I’ve already taken the time to do that!”

A. We have decide on orange juice to go with main course. B. I would like to compliment what A was saying by adding that in fact we will go with apple juice.

Sounds like walking on eggshells. If someone says something with which you disagree, it's not honest to say that you want to "complement" what they are saying. Productive collaboration requires honest, direct exchanges of ideas, including polite but firm disagreements.

Such a long explanation. Gosh.

You didn’t give anyone a specific phrase and no one gives a fuck about how you communicate. You’re a nobody.

2 minute video

How do I interrupt my friend talking about his fantasy football team?

ok linkedin called. they want their content back.

Too long imo

1. People who interrupt constantly. 2. People who talk constantly... Usually people who do #1 also do #2... please don't be #1 or #2

Shut the fuck up. Corporate slop