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It's Friday, July 25th, 2014 from Slate It's the GIST. I'm Mike Peska. So there are these

expressions, these phrases that in their very utterance rebut the actual point the speaker

is trying to make. Like I'm not racist but that's a big one or, and this is especially

true if you have the New York accent, I'm a legitimate business man. Like it's just

as soon as you say it out loud, you really cast out on yourself. I guess if you tried it

with the Eastern European accent, you know, maybe it could work. I am just a legitimate

business man. I cannot give these bribes. I don't even know if that's Eastern European.

It's just not I'm a legitimate business man. I have been supplying pinky rings and

hauling services for many years. Another one like this, I'm King of the World. And I

was thinking about this one. We've been hearing it for about five months. Listen to this

claim. I'm so fancy. Igeazel is fancy. Number one hit. Self disproving statement. The

truly fancy. And I've seen the truly fancy though they rarely walk among us. The truly

fancy need not proclaim their fanciness. Here's a little thought experiment that I like

to engage in. Let's say that you work as a bell hop in a hotel, a nice hotel, right?

And a guest comes in and you think, you know, she might be the queen of England. You're

not sure if she's the queen of England. She fits the profile. Maybe she has a bunch of

corgis and attendants. You know, maybe she's just merely queen like, but you know, she

could be the queen of England. Here's the test. You show her the room. You open the doors

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