B was recently schooled in "trash," "class" and "tru trash" by her co-worker, C, and is currently trying to school L in the lingo.
"Trash:" not the classic "white trash" that people might automatically assume when you say something is trash. Rather, "trash" is something with a campy vibe to it. Everyone has trash in them and when that side comes out you should embrace it and love it! (Remember: we are not talking white trash here.)
"Tru trash" (-e left out intentionally!): something really trash. You don't hear a lot of class used except when you are being sarcastic and it's really trash.
Just be careful if you use "class." If you are joking around, make sure you display it that way and if you mean as a compliment make sure the person knows you think they are class. Be careful that the person does not take it as "klass" because that is actually a negative trash insult.
Now that you're in the know-- go and have fun with "trash," "class," and "tru trash"!
Remember it is NOT white trash just a campy vibe.
Just be careful if you use "class." If you are joking around, make sure you display it that way and if you mean as a compliment make sure the person knows you think they are class. Be careful that the person does not take it as "klass" because that is actually a negative trash insult.
Now that you're in the know-- go and have fun with "trash," "class," and "tru trash"!
Remember it is NOT white trash just a campy vibe.
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