👉 "Alright, let's pretend we're discussing a peculiar linguistic phenomenon called 'Okokokok'. This term is nothing but a misinterpretation of 'O-kay' from the Japanese word for 'okay'. It means, you know, that when people say ‘Oh my God’, it’s not a complete sentence. They just kind of say ‘O-ka-o-ko’ instead.
And if we were to use it in an edgy example, let me give this one: "Hey, I heard a little girl in the corner of my eye had a heart attack." While the child might be thinking 'Oh my God' and having a panic attack, no one else is even thinking about it. They're just nodding their heads or laughing at the absurdity of it all. So, folks, let's get this over with before we go out for lunch!
