Arthur’s jargon buster
What does “Best in class” mean?
Claimed to be among the best.
“The award appears to be self-appointed.” — Arthur
In context
This is a comparison without proof unless the speaker names the category and the evidence. It is often just praise for their own product.
A clearer version
“Our support team answers 90% of calls within two minutes.”
Where it gets vague
Replace the boast with a verifiable fact when you have one.
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