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I'm surprised to see you use the word "goated". I thought it was pretty niche American slang.
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Maybe it’s due to World Cup fever? I have known GOAT as a noun but a student taught me that it could be used as an adjective as well. He sent me messages that showed his determination to make me understand the difference lol
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Wonder where a singaporean kid is learning that slang haha
But yes, the past tense verb form of GOAT becomes an adjective meaning "best" or "excellent"
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I had noticed this cafe “No Horse Run” near my school, but being the goated teacher I am, I let my mind be swarmed with thoughts of helping my students (instead of visiting there for a treat). The Universe must have decided that I was working too late because the son suggested that we visit his old student care centre. Thus, “No Horse Run” was literally staring at us in the face. Without hesitation, we plodded inside to have ice cream at the end of a looooooong school week. Tutti fruity for him; rum and raisin for me. The ice cream tasted fabulous, but the Crème de la crème was the crude humour that resonated with me. The door sign “Limpeh (Your father) open from” elicited a chuckle from my mentally spent and emotionally depleted self, as did the toilet sign “pee pee boy”. I foresee spending quality time and hanging out there with the son more often.