Who the Hell Are "They"?
We all say it.
"They said it was good."
"They have it in the back."
"They don't make them like they used to."
"Everybody knows."
"Trust me."
"Obviously."
But who exactly are they?
In this humorous, sharp-eyed collection of everyday observations, Michael Mange takes a closer look at the phrases people repeat without thinking and the assumptions hiding inside them. With warmth, wit, and a healthy dose of curiosity, he turns ordinary conversations into something worth noticing.
This is not a book about grammar. It is not a lecture. It is not here to tell you that everything you say is wrong.
It is an invitation to slow down, listen closer, laugh a little, and ask better questions.
Because sometimes the smallest words reveal the biggest habits.
And sometimes better conversations begin with one simple question:
Who the hell are "they?"