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Well, it happened again.

The other day, I loaded a new version of a software program on my computer.

But now, instead of being an improvement, it's doing things I don't like. I'd rather have the old version of the software grant. You've had this experience. Yes, a downgrade. You pay for the privilege of downgrading. Like, why did I bother? Yeah, why did I bother? Two hours, 60 bucks, waste of my time. And you may remember that on a recent show, we talked about this phenomenon, and I suggested the verb

new Coke.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, right?

A reference to Coca-Cola's disastrous dalliance with that terrible, terrible tasting new

Coke.

I suggested we use it as a verb.

Like, that new version of the program really new-coked my computer, and a lot of people

wrote in and said they really liked that idea.

They needed it.

There was a linguistic gap, electrical gap.

But several of you sent other suggestions for an upgrade that's actually a step backward.

Andrew Bernick wrote to say he liked the word decovery.

Playing on recovery.

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