maato saato

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A person who can't make up their mind. They flip-flop like a fish on a hot sidewalk.

'I don't know if I want pizza or burgers. I'm a maato saato.'

'He said he'd help me move, then said he was too tired. Classic maato saato.'

'She changed her mind three times about the party. Maato saato much?'

They're like a broken light switch. On. Off. On. Off. Never stick to one thing.

'He said he was coming to the game. Then he said he was sick. Maato saato.'

'She said she'd be here in five minutes. Now it's been twenty. Maato saato.'

'He promised me a cake. Now he's saying it's a pie. Maato saato.'

They're the worst kind of indecisive. They'll pick a side, then switch just to annoy you.

'He picked my team, then said my team was the worst. Maato saato.'

'She said she was with me, then ran off with my friend. Maato saato.'

'He agreed with me, then said I was wrong just to be different. Maato saato.'

They're like a kid who can't pick a flavor. They want every ice cream, then forget they wanted it.

'He wanted to go to the park, then said he wanted to stay home. Maato saato.'

'She said she wanted candy, then said she wanted cookies. Maato saato.'

'He said he wanted to win, then said he didn't care. Maato saato.'

They're the kind of person who can't decide between two bad choices, then blame you for it.

'He picked the worst option, then blamed me. Maato saato.'

'She chose the bad one, then said I was trying to trick her. Maato saato.'

'He picked the loser, then said I was the one who messed it up. Maato saato.'

They’re like a rat in a maze. They go left, then right, then left again. Never stick to one path.

'He went left, then right, then left again. Maato saato.'

'She picked the first door, then the second, then the third. Maato saato.'

'He changed his mind every five minutes. Maato saato.'