NEET is a term that came out of the 90s in the UK, and was a borrowed acronym in Japan after that. not a new term by any stretch of the imagination and is barely younger than the modern internet itself.
I learned about this acronym in a Geography class in school, 15 years ago, and this wasn’t in an English speaking country. So it’s old enough and common enough that it was part of the curriculum even though it was a foreign acronym.
Not Employed, in Education, or Training.
I swear, the older I get, the harder it is to keep up with these acronyms.
That’s a common phenomenon, it’s called AAAAA (age associated absence of acronym awareness).
Damn that’s good. Gonna put it in my back pocket.
Oh, so you’re gonna GIMP it? (Going In My Pocket)
a gimp’s back pocket could be misunderstood.
I like how, when I’m frustrated with all these new acronyms I don’t understand and I just scream… AAAAA! It’s 100% accurate!
I’m going to have to whip that one out in a work meeting one of these days. I know a few people will love it and a few people will love to hate it…
This is not a new acronym by any means
NEET is a term that came out of the 90s in the UK, and was a borrowed acronym in Japan after that. not a new term by any stretch of the imagination and is barely younger than the modern internet itself.
I learned about this acronym in a Geography class in school, 15 years ago, and this wasn’t in an English speaking country. So it’s old enough and common enough that it was part of the curriculum even though it was a foreign acronym.
It’s the academic and more polite way of referring to losers who never did anything with their lives.
I only know these thanks(?) to the Internet, honestly.
FR, FR.
fr fr no cap blud ong ong 💀 💀 💀
*doggone acronyms
Ftfy