Chloe recently took time to break down exactly what a "geezer" is, referring to a term she used often on Too Hot to Handle. The contestants were not just Americans and hailed from across the globe so naturally, there were going to be some unfamiliar slang terms that needed clarifying.
The Netflix triumph of Too Hot to Handle came as no surprise to fans as they have been trapped inside for too long and needed a great new dating show. The streaming network grouped some young, hot singles together on a tropical island then refused to let them take part in sexual activities. Naturally, bonds were formed, and rules were meant to be broken as viewers watched their prize pot fall each episode.
Many fell in love with Essex girl, Chloe, who was tiny but mighty in spunk. At first, she may have rubbed viewers the wrong way as she was intense, but not too long into filming she won everyone over. She spoke with a heavy cockney accent and often used terms like "geezer" to express herself. American fans were left confused at what certain catchphrases meant but Chloe took to podcast I Don’t Get it to clarify. For those who are not aware, banter is a huge deal in the United Kingdom as it is usually used amongst friends and family to pick on one another but in a funny way. Many "lads" will go off on each other, mocking their women of choice or reminiscing about a night out. During the podcast, Chloe explained that she tried giving Bryce a chance, but he was “cringey” with his piano playing, another slang word for creepy.
As for the term geezer, for Americans it usually would refer to a cranky older man but for the Brits, it is just a term for dude or man. So, when Chloe used the slang term, she was just referring to Bryce, for example, as a random guy. Fans really loved the reality star's open and honest personality and found it easy to relate to the young woman and her happy attitude.
Even though Chloe did not find love on the show, she is still practicing all she learned from Lana and the workshops as she gets back into her daily routine. She is hoping once the pandemic is over to implement the lessons and find a great guy who will respect her for who she is and what she wants out of life, not like Kori Simpson who seemed to use her on the show and break her heart in two.
Source: I Don’t Get It
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