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Anthony Goldner and his partner explain how they started using "bitch-ass trick," shortened to "BAT," as an inside joke. They argue that couples who tease each other regularly are actually showing love and closeness, not contempt.
Anthony Goldner and his partner explain how they started using "bitch-ass trick," shortened to "BAT," as an inside joke. They argue that couples who tease each other regularly are actually showing love and closeness, not contempt.
Oh, it's out of the blue. Sometimes we'll just come around the corner and be like, what are you doing, bitch-ass trick?
Oh yeah, it's pretty funny.
I don't know even where that came from, but we just started saying it.
And I don't know either, but I know it was one of those things.
And then you abbreviated it too, and I just lost it. It was like laughing my ass off.
So bat is now our abbreviation for it.
Bitch-ass trick.
Exactly. And so you can't even be upset or mad.
No.
Like, you could be mad and then someone says that and you're like, I'm still kind of mad at you, but that was funny. That was good right there.
Right. Well, and if you're not insulting each other and like making jokes with each other regularly, are you even married? Are you even in love?
Yeah.
Like, are you even married to your best friend?
That's right there is what it is.
