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![Sean Reid, AP Chemistry: “I’m just giving you the business.”
This infamous catchphrase originated when Reid was a teenager. During an NFL game Reid was watching, a referee threw a flag on the play, claiming that a defensive back was “givin’[the wide receiver] the business,” for unnecessary roughness. The phrase stood out to Reid, and it stuck.
Students report that some of his other catch phrases include:
“Ain’t no thing.”
“I hope that almost makes sense.”
“Take your five.”
“Let me get ya my man.”
“Group up or fly solo, but lets do what we do.”](https://theblackandwhite.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-Jan-13-12-02-52-PM-900x675.jpg)
