Aubrey Carter

These are definitely idiomatic.

Or even other ways that we say drink.

You couldn't say gulp it in or swallow it in.

No, just drink it in.

Yeah.

And this is interesting for people who get overstimulated easily.

They might say this, like, I'm having a hard time taking this all in.

It's more like there's so much going on that I'm overstimulated.

I said, I think I'm going to need a few days to absorb the experience.

And this happens, I don't know if everyone out there listening has this experience, but when something really awesome happens or fun, I do sometimes I'll just think about it for a couple of days, kind of absorbing the experience.

And the last couple of times I have gone to a concert, you're like watching it through other people's phones because everyone has a phone up filming.

It's blocking the stage.

All you can see is everyone else's phones.

Yeah.

These are a little different.

Right.

This is so we're going to do part three with let it sink in and a few other phrases that have that same meaning.

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And then we want to share part one to this series.

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