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Honest question, what’s the difference?
He is just grumpy and doesn't like the term, for whatever reason.
This is correct.
"Hey are you working on that deck?"
"Yeah, I just need to run to Home Depot and get some more nails"
A deck is that wooden structure on the back of your house. A power point presentation is an electronic file made up of "slides". There is also a "deck of cards", but no one calls a deck of cards just a "deck". Maybe if they called it a "deck of slides", or you know just use a term that makes sense, like "presentation".