2pm presser - what's going to happen?

[JakeBarnes]

This is the dumbest buzzword/phrase to come around in some time. So, you're going to be paying for the meeting using your own money? Or you're going to be unavailable?

Out of pocket when referencing communication always means in my field "I will only have a smartphone on me so I wont be able to edit contracts and docs, but can talk on phone and email."

[chapman]

It's one of those phrases that irks me too.  I only use it to refer to a business that is terribly behind the times and won't accept corporate AMEX so I have to pay with my own money.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Just a note. The only people using the terminology "presser" are scoopers. This is smaller than people think.

[Goose]

In my world out of pocket meant my Dad was enjoying time with buddies and had no interest in being disturbed. Morphed into everyday talk in my house may, many years ago.

[brandx]

No chance a coach is named.

This is just starting to get obnoxious now with all the endless "updates" leading nowwhere

Could you enlighten me and Navin to what any of the "updates" were? I actually was born yesterday.

[wisblue]

Why are they having a formal press conference for this purpose?  Couldn't they type up just what you put above in a press release?  No way they can answer any questions, so why even make people show up in person?

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I can't answer that one. If I were in charge I wouldn't have announced this in the first place.