Savvy???!?!?
Ok, i was at a hotel this weekend and and every day when the room service lady came all she said was "Savvy? "...... now i recently discovered that i am a dumb shit and don't know what the fuck savvy means.... so i stand there making her repeat the same word twenty times just so i can think of some kind of answer that makes sense but nothing comes to mind so i end up just saying no and closing the door on her and she is looking at me like im speaking a different language so obviously that answer didn't make sense...... yeah so i would really appreciate it if some one told me what savvy means and why the fuck she wouldn''t just use another word instead of making that moment so awkwardRating:3.00
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1Www dictionary com smart one
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2Savvy means to understand something well. Like I'm sailing savvy. Or I'm computer savvy. It's a naval term..
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3How can you not think of looking that up in a dictionary?
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4Obviously you aren't savvy on anything
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5She was asking you if you understood and all you had to do was say no.
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6Yes but this is 2008. Americans are not capable of anything... Thanks for proving that point, OP.
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7Who cares what it means in the dictionary? Normal people don't say that word and nothing else. Just don't bother with abnormal people.
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8I just wish more people were able to "think" more. Seems like no one wants to think .
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9The only reason "savvy" is in the popular lexicon is because of Pirates of the Caribbean. So, unless you are either
A: British or
B: Under twenty
it makes no sense whatsoever.
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10Ok everyone i know that it means to understand but what was she asking me? if i understood that she wanted me to understand?
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11Did she only say savvy? Perhaps she didn't get it either...
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12Yeah just savvy..... i think she was african... not african american, just african....
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13LMAO best rant ever
"I think she was african... Not african american, just african"
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14Haha thank you
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15I believe that this person does not speak English well; and was attempting an English word, with a thick accent. My best guess would be "service? ". Considering the woman's job, and the meaning of "savvy"...... Savvy seems a non sequitur in this instance.
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