Abbreviations for Email and Texting
Recently some friends and I were sitting back just shooting the breeze when one of the guys received a text. He replied and had a bit of a conversation with the person on the other end. Then he looks at us and says, "What the heck is ROTFL?". Well, none of us knew, so I called my daughter (who is in an Xer -Generation X was born between 1965 and 1980) and she explained it meant Rolling On The Floor Laughing. So we asked her for more abbreviations, and she gave us the ones we knew already like BTW; By The Way and OBO; Or Best Offer. But she also shared more we did not know.
BCNU - Be seeing you
FWIW - For what it's worth (I think I have seen this one before)
IMHO - In my humble opion
TTYL - Talk to you later
TTFN - Ta ta for now (Actually my friend Cecil used to often say ttfn to me, so I know this one too).
RTFM - Read the funny manual (yea, that's not what she really said. . .)
TNSTAAFL - There's not such thing as a free lunch.
So for my Baby Boomer friends, you may find this very helpful.
TTFN,
Linda
Successful property management begins when residents, prospects and fellow team members are treated R.I.T.E.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
What is ROTFL?
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Sales, marketing, and customer service for the Multi-Family industry. I have been leasing apartments for over 30 years; yea I started when I was 12! (You know I'm joking right?) I have learned to appreciate the power of treating residents and prospects with good customer service. So much so, I'm going to "run" with it! I Love my family and hanging out with friends. My favorite thing is to take a cruise with them all!
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