Aubrey Carter

An era, maybe a war or some event in human history.

And we can link back and then it makes sense, right?

Then it makes sense.

Guys, this is one of the things we like to explore in our show, the history of idioms, but most importantly, how you can use them to connect now.

right?

And are they relevant anymore?

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No, yeah, it's true.

So for example, you could say they started talking about cryptocurrency and blockchain.

And honestly, it was all Greek to me.

That's how I feel about cryptocurrency.

I'm just not I'm not in that in that world.

And I hate to bring it, always bring it all back to that movie, My Big Fat Greek Wedding.

But do you remember in that movie where the grandfather, every word that was said, he would like stop and be like, let me tell you why that word is Greek.

It's Greek.

And here's why.

Definitely start with the original.

It's the best.

But then the other, I think there might be a third or two.

Which means it's important for connection for our listeners from a language perspective, right?