Lindsay McMahon

Right.

You could add a little bit more context if you just want to dress up what you're saying, guys.

Okay.

Yeah.

And I see this could be a hot one right now with how divided our news scene is and how different the news channels are in terms of what they're feeding out.

You know, so this is a relevant one for this moment.

Yeah.

Yep.

Yep.

Michelle, why are these good for connection, by the way?

100%.

So as we mentioned before, when I was talking about traveling, that's an example of where we want to be careful, right?

Anytime we're experiencing another lifestyle or just a glimpse into someone's life, we do want to be careful because this can be seen as judgmental, right?

So the first one is, I mean, so this one probably deserves its own episode entirely separate from the phrase, Michelle, I'm not sure if we've done it before.

I feel like we have, but I'll take a look.

Yeah, take a look.

And if not, guys, hit the follow button to make sure you don't miss it.

But this is something that native speakers use extremely commonly, right?

I mean, so, I mean, what is this I mean thing, Michelle?

Right.