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In this short German‑language dialogue, Speaker A argues that excessive swearing in conversation is like over‑seasoning food: it distracts from the core message and makes the speaker appear more emotional than rational. Speaker B points out that this perception is especially damaging for people in leadership roles, where steadiness and credibility are crucial. Speaker A advises that if one wants to be seen as consistent, they should avoid peppering every sentence with profanity; otherwise the swear word loses meaning. He suggests that profanity can be reserved for moments when it truly signals importance or emphasis, and that managing this helps avoid becoming defensive in disputes.

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