Manager bans staff from using slang and telling each other they have Ebola

Eric has had enough.

A fast food manager has reportedly banned his staff from using teen slang - not just when they’re talking to customers, but among themselves too.

In a post titled “I work at Chick-fil-a and Eric, our manager, is tired of our shit”, one Redditor shared a list of words now banned at the fast food outlet.

Accusing someone of having Ebola had also apparently become a thing, and is now banned.

Manager Eric says: “You will speak properly when you walk through these doors..You are a professional, so speak professionally.”

We bring you the full list:

Lost? There’s some context in the video below:

Redditor drunkpitbull also helpfully translated the terms, for which we are grateful, if still confused.

Bae: Baby, crush, before anyone else, etc.

Bruh: Bro, brah, brother, friend, etc.

On Fleek: Kim Kardashian bleeched her eyebrows for a photoshoot with the hashtag #EyebrowsOnFleek. On the ball, shit straight, on point, etc.

0 - 100: Blame Drake. How quick you can go from calm to violent.

3Hunnid: 3 hundred, either dollars or your persistence. I think it's a reference to this song by Chief Keef, but not positive.

Guh: Annoyed, irritated. Misspelling of Ugh according to Urban Dictionary.

Chill: Calm down, cool off, chill out.

Cuz: Cousin, friend, brother, etc.

Ebola: Deadly virus originating from Africa. Where you been bruh?

Fool: Usually referring to another person. Crazy, acting out, acting a fool.

About a week ago: Lyrics from a song by Bobby Shmurda.

Or nah: From a song by Ty Dolla $ign, basically used as a yes or no (nah) question.

Felicia: I think this is meant as any girl you don't know or care the name of. Bye Felicia.

Boy/Girl Bye: When someone says something stupid and you just want them to leave out of the sheer stupidity of what they just said.

Salty: Mad or upset.

Ratchet: Ghetto or poor. Worthwhile video to watch though.

Childish: As far as I know, just acting or being childish.

Turn up: Acting out, getting hyped up, acting a fool.

Barely: As far as I know, exactly what it means. Apparently, this is also from the same YouTube video as "I'm legally blind" at the 48 second mark. I'm legally blind: Reference to a viral video where some kid gets caught up with the police.

P.O.P Hold it dine: Phrase from the same viral video as "I'm legally blind."

Fam: Family, your close friends, etc.

TLDR: Pop culture took over.

Feel a bit tired now…