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tight.
If you play Sonic Adventure 2 this comes up as one of the words when you're scoring points. I remember playing it one time in the 2010s and being surprised by that.
When I was a kid someone told me my pants were tight and i thanked them.
Not until a few days later I realized they were bring literal and went out to buy new pants. I over compensated and got pants that were way to big.
JNCO?
Haha no, it was just the wrong waste size.
That's whack, dawg.