Mine is when you explain something to someone and they say, "so what you're saying is -"
I often end up trying to correct something I didn't even say. I have a work colleague who is good at this. 🐄 Don't get me wrong, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but this phrase is sometimes used to slightly twist your argument and misrepresents your point. It's like a conversational speed bump that can feel patronising because they seem to be watering down what you say.
I also dislike pineapple.
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Yup...a common way to win an argument... Put words in your mouth and then demand you justify them... Meanwhile your original topic is left high and dry...
