衰人屎尿多
“Losers always have excuses.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我 我想去个洗手间
“I-I need the restroom.”
衰人屎尿多
“Losers always have excuses.”
好了没呀
“Are you done?”
“You are useless and always find excuses to stall right when it matters.”
In colloquial Chinese, bodily functions like needing the toilet are often invoked pejoratively to accuse subordinates or companions of evading responsibility or stalling at critical junctures.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
constantly needing to use the restroom; by extension, stalling or creating unnecessary trouble
A blunt, vulgar colloquial idiom used to scold someone who repeatedly interrupts important tasks with petty bodily needs or excuses.
loser; unlucky or troublesome person
A Cantonese-influenced colloquial insult referring to an obnoxious, unlucky, or pathetic individual.
