douche

You don't have to be a douche, but most people tend to gravitate to those with self-confidence (even if the self-confidence is misplaced).

When the watch is new, there will be a period of time where early possessors are seen as douche because of from those that want but don't have yet.

Why market it to drunk trustafarian boho douche bags that go hang gliding every day?

Because Floyd is a douche who beats women up and this would be one woman that would most likely kick his butt.

Of course, no Facebook employee is going to come out publicly and call Mark Zuckerberg for being a self-serving psychopathic douche bag.

We're not really talking about middle-class workers who think their boss is a douche.

Second, I will admit to being a douche earlier in my career when managing projects and wanting faster production.

I may be a douche, but at least I don't always default to being a condescending asshole.

Not that I expect a literal anonymous douche to have done the work to understand the problem.

I like to think I tried heard than the average douche touristo-journalist, but hard to tell.

Don't jump to the conclusion that your boss is a douche.

Spiegel came across as a douche once, but new CEOs learn incredibly quickly, esp when in charge of a 300+ person company with experienced help.

Sensational titles like "Become Bad Ass at Sales Without Sounding Like A Douche" may catch the audience but at the same time to push away others looking for a more professional approach.

Best line by far: "The Douche Burger, priced at $666, was piled high with what the truck owner called “rich-people shit,” including lobster, caviar, and Champagne-steamed Gruyère."

Similarly, to compare to a more mainstream example, I don't shame a black man who browses /r/malefashionadvice, dresses nicer than me and tries to mask his lower middle class accent - he's not trying to be a douche, he just needs to work harder to gain the same level of "respectability" that I get simply for being a white guy.