https://aeon.co/essays/what-chinese-corner-cutting-reveals-about-modernity
Instead, the prevailing attitude is chabuduo, or ‘close enough’. It’s a phrase you’ll hear with grating regularity, one that speaks to a job 70 per cent done, a plan sketched out but never completed, a gauge unchecked or a socket put in the wrong size. Chabuduo is the corrosive opposite of the impulse towards craftmanship, the desire, as the sociologist Richard Sennett writes in The Craftsman (2008), ‘to reject muddling through, to reject the job just good enough’. Chabuduo implies that to put any more time or effort into a piece of work would be the act of a fool. China is the land of the cut corner, of ‘good enough for government work’.
Does the WFTD hang around with Shaggy and ride in the Mystery Machine?
President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry, easily the most shabby duo ever to run U.S. foreign policy, employed chabuduo in their Iran Deal, which furthers the notion that Iran will be prevented from becoming a nuclear power. It is a notion believed only by Obama and Kerry.
Back in the day, I had a gorgeous vintage Gibson SG Custom Guitar, that everybody LOVED, until one tried to tune it.
“Close enough for Rock” became a motto.
Guitar is long gone. Sold to pay the rent.
For Hillary it was chabuduo
To talk to the working class
But visiting where they live
Was not for her spoiled ass
She took workers for granted
On farms in factories or mines
Then called us all deplorables-
Promised us closures and fines
Now everyone but Hillary
Is in line to take the blame-
She can’t accept we’re tired
Of Clintons and their game...
It is 72 and sunny-but a cold front is going to blow in tomorrow and send us back into the 20’s at night for a few days...
Her choice of mate is beyond chabuduo:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/3510327/posts?q=1&;page=1
Maybe a sort of duo, since who else can live with her?