To impair or destroy the value or quality of; ruin.
"spoiled the dish by adding too much salt; spoiled the party by getting into an argument."
To harm the character of (a child) by overindulgence or leniency. synonym: pamper.
Similar: pamper To plunder; despoil.
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Courtesy? I mean come on, is it really asked to much to say your name and why you are part of this meeting?
If I don’t know you already it means this meeting should have been an email
Yes.
It makes the meeting artificially longer; if we would just get started, we would save save. Doing this is just being disrespectful to everyone’s time.
Yes, yes, because save save the precious business - hours we must. Let’s not spoil them with some human interaction.
How is that “spoiling” someone?
spoil /spoil/ intransitive verb
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“hi, I’m midnight, and I’m here because all you fucks need me, unfortunately. I’m also not getting paid overtime for this 7am meeting…”
Courtesy?
Courtesy starts at normal business hours. Ends with them too.
The meme is about overtime? I must have misread. But yes, courtesy last only as long as your paid for.
That’s just being a normal human
“I’m sippy cup and I don’t know why I’m here” has never failed to both get a laugh and be absolutely true.