How Do You Do, Fellow Kids?

Use How Do You Do, Fellow Kids? when someone tries painfully hard to appear younger or culturally current.

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What it expresses: An obvious outsider adopts superficial youth signals while fooling nobody in the group.
Example: For example, a manager adds three-year-old slang to a mandatory company announcement.
When not to use it: Avoid when someone naturally belongs to the group or uses current language without forcing it.