I'm not sure why, but there are the occasional idioms that pop up in TV and radio spots that set my teeth on edge - and I already have a problem with bruxism! 

I've always despised the term "just two more sleeps until..." which seems to crop up constantly in the days before Christmas or a big playoff game. ("Just two more sleeps until Santa is here!") It's trite, cliche, lazy writing and for some reason, really bugs me. If it's 48 hours until something happens, just say that.  

But now there's a new one that's started to insert itself sneakily in a number of commercials and promos. I'm talking about "all the feels," which I assume means you'll experience every emotion when you see or hear whatever is being promoted. I've heard it on the Ontario Lottery spots and CTV uses it endlessly advertising "This Is Us." 

Whenever I hear this useless phrase, it gives me "all the feels" of wanting to turn the station. I suspect there's just one more sleep until I hear it again.