I’ve seen similar wording from colleagues on the ASD (with Asperger’s). It can be hard for some people to navigate the nuances between usage of a tongue-in-ch

I’ve seen similar wording from colleagues on the ASD (with Asperger’s). It can be hard for some people to navigate the nuances between usage of a tongue-in-cheek usage of the phrase which is more socially acceptable or humorous from the version that reads as arrogant