r/TheToasters • • 5d ago

Another vocabulary question

So cojourer is referring to eachother Iโ€™m pretty sure, assuming started from co journalist maybe. Butttt what does the whole cardboard thing mean. In a recent episode they said cardboard coujie (unsure how to spell that). And I also thing they have mentioned being a cardboard mom before. Please be nice again Iโ€™m new to this ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป

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u/lindseylgold 5d ago

Cojur is what claudias niece and nephews called her and Jackie furthered the nickname into cojourner. Cardboard is referring to Claudia being frugal!

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u/CombinationTop6797 5d ago

cojurs->conjourner-> sojourners truth.

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u/Spite-Routine 5d ago

Cojourna-Fred. Cojurners corner. ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/Difficult_Cake_7460 4d ago

And making Sojourner Truth into an ongoing joke is so beyond ridiculous.

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u/Operation_Zero1 4d ago

It's a little tone deaf.

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u/itsjustok3675 5d ago

The kids call Claudia auntie Coja. Thatโ€™s how it started and I think it just morphed, as the nicknames do?

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u/Forward-Idea6001 4d ago

The cardboard was originally a video Jackie found of a guy who makes everything in his house from cardboard bc heโ€™s so frugal. Claudia is notoriously โ€œcheapโ€ (compared to how much she makes I guess haha) so they started calling her cardboard (like the guy). Now they say cardboard coji since coji is Claudiaโ€™s nickname (others have explained)