A new greeting at the Corner Pub, introduced by Jerry L. Lewis (not to be confused with Jerry Lee Lewis), is "Shoyurite!" (pronounced briskly as "Show-you-right!) Loosely
translated, it means: "Sure, you're right!" (Some fine nuances in
meaning are lost in the translation, as is the case with words like "Aloha.")
The word is also used as a tactful response. When a regular customer states something, even if it's obviously BS, other regulars politely respond with an enthusiastic "Shoyurite!"
The objective of pub discussions is to be sociable, not to resolve world problems, "edjacate," or convert another to one's way of thinking. So, we just say "Shoyurite!" whether we agree or not.

Posers are easily detected by incorrect pronounciation or inflection, as proper use requires some audio training by Jerry (the master) and more than a little repetitive practice.
See the women's version in the continuation
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