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Word of mouth" is the original Yelp review. You get a detailed account of how great or terrible something is, and half the time, you're not even sure if the person talking has ever been to the restaurant or just heard it from a guy who heard it from a girl.
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You know you're in for a treat when someone starts a sentence with, "You won't believe what I heard through the grapevine." It's like a verbal soap opera, and suddenly, your mundane life becomes a thrilling drama series.
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Isn't it amazing how "word of mouth" can turn a regular party into a legendary event? "You should've been there" – the six magic words that make you feel like you missed out on the party of the century when, in reality, you were just binge-watching Netflix.
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Have you ever played the telephone game at a family gathering? It's like a crash course in how rumors start. "Uncle Bob's bringing a surprise" turns into "Bob's quitting his job to become a professional pogo stick rider.
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Word of mouth" is like a game of telephone, but in real life. By the time the information reaches you, it's been through so many minds and interpretations that you're not sure if your neighbor got a new cat or if they joined the circus. Either way, there's excitement in the unknown!
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They say "word of mouth" is the most powerful form of advertising. But have you ever played a game of telephone with a group of friends? By the end, you're not promoting a product; you're unintentionally creating a hilarious new urban legend.
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You ever notice how "word of mouth" is like the original version of social media? Except, instead of scrolling through posts, you're just standing there, listening to Aunt Mildred's detailed review of her neighbor's new lawn gnome collection. #GossipGram
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Word of mouth" is the only form of communication that can turn a simple grocery list into an epic saga. I sent my friend to the store for eggs, and by the time the message reached him, he thought he was on a quest for the last golden egg guarded by a dragon in Aisle 7.
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Word of mouth" is like a vintage version of Google. Instead of typing your question into a search bar, you just throw it out into the conversation and hope someone in the room has a clue. Spoiler alert: They usually don't.
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Word of mouth" is so powerful that it can make you feel nostalgic for things you've never experienced. I overheard a conversation about rotary phones the other day, and suddenly, I was reminiscing about the good old days when you had to spin a wheel to make a call – as if I ever knew what that felt like.
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