Use smaller, monosilabic words than unnecessarily complex words for simple ideas - and also Stop reading now if you haven't watched the "northern" season 2 Episode 9 "," After Hours ".

In "After Classes", Seth Milcik, the manager of the cut under which Tramel Tilman plays, finally cracks. While out of the interrupted floor of Lumon Industries, Mr Milcik meets his alleged superior, Mr -Dramond (ólafur Darri ólafsson), and Mr. Dramond is to put it easily, Not happy That the best refining of the company (Adam Scott) is missing in action. Mark's big task, known only as the cold port, is expected today, and when Mr Dramond tells Mr -Milcik that he is in great trouble for not using Mark as needed, Mr. Milcik returns to an old habit that has already presented a problem with G -Din Dram.

Mr. Milcik thanks G -Din Dramond for his "return", and Mr. Dramond is trying to humiliate the cutting off the floor manager by making him apologize in a more common way with a simple "I'm sorry" -he has once again attracted him to use his significant vocabulary. Mr Milcik descends all the pretensions, shine in his eyes and tells Mr -Din Dramond to "swallow feculence" -which, as he explains, means "eating all."

"I'm the manager of the cutting down, which means two things," Mr Milcik continues. "First, I owe me a measure of respect, even from my superiors. Second, and more obvious, said that the floor makes up all my jurisdiction. To put it monosilab, it's not my fault that Mark Scout does when he is not at work, that's yours." (The way Tilman says "monosilably" here, making a meal of every syllableis a work of art. Give Emmy now.)

Surprisingly, "swallow feculence" makes waves On the internet, especially on social media ... and what I think is that fans love it. On x (formerly known as Twitter), user @pilarsantiago I just posted GIF on G -Din Millchik dancing in the musical dancing of Season 1 with the title "Devo Feculence" and crying emotions. But wait! There are more!