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tulipsandroses

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5. Its a slang term that has been around for a long time, people are just starting to use it more

Reply to CurtEastPoint (Original post)

Wed Feb 12, 2020, 08:01 PM

Feb 2020

in the media.
People have been saying that for years. Simply meaning they have proof of what they are saying.
If you ask for receipts, you are asking for proof or asking someone to prove themselves or that you don't trust them

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Have you heard the expression about a report/story "approved with receipts." [View all] CurtEastPoint Feb 2020 OP

"bringing the receipts..." is a fairly topical phrase that implies hlthe2b Feb 2020 #1

I have heard variations of the statement... demmiblue Feb 2020 #2

Yes. It's the phrase of the moment. Like "over their skis" was about this time last year.? nt chowder66 Feb 2020 #3

That is not the way I heard it. SamKnause Feb 2020 #4

Its a slang term that has been around for a long time, people are just starting to use it more tulipsandroses Feb 2020 #5

Thank you all. AFAIK, 'approved with receipts' was my expense report before being paid! CurtEastPoint Feb 2020 #6

Yes, I've heard it and the variations mentioned. Maybe it'll pass. Karadeniz Feb 2020 #7