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It translated to, like, you don't know anything, a donkey's smarter than you.

It translated to, like, you don't know anything, a donkey's smarter than you.

It translated to, like, you don't know anything, a donkey's smarter than you.

Why did she get away with it? Dude, when I lived in Spain, I had to take English class, which is... I was pretty good at it.

Why did she get away with it? Dude, when I lived in Spain, I had to take English class, which is... I was pretty good at it.

Why did she get away with it? Dude, when I lived in Spain, I had to take English class, which is... I was pretty good at it.

Oh, like, I take the underground. Yeah. And so I was, like, underground.

Oh, like, I take the underground. Yeah. And so I was, like, underground.

Oh, like, I take the underground. Yeah. And so I was, like, underground.

Did you get the points back? No. And then I also got like – I would get questions wrong like at least one or two questions wrong every test because there's like stuff that we say colloquially that I guess like maybe wouldn't be like how they would teach it. What does that mean? Like –

Did you get the points back? No. And then I also got like – I would get questions wrong like at least one or two questions wrong every test because there's like stuff that we say colloquially that I guess like maybe wouldn't be like how they would teach it. What does that mean? Like –

Did you get the points back? No. And then I also got like – I would get questions wrong like at least one or two questions wrong every test because there's like stuff that we say colloquially that I guess like maybe wouldn't be like how they would teach it. What does that mean? Like –

like in like dialogue like like it would be like you you got or like i don't know there was just like there's like weird ways of phrasing things technically i don't know are we in the wrong or the british i guess no i'm saying like english i i think even in american english there's stuff that we say like informally that isn't the right way to say i'm trying to think like an example but anyway it wasn't i didn't get a hundred percent i'm sorry i'm really sorry

like in like dialogue like like it would be like you you got or like i don't know there was just like there's like weird ways of phrasing things technically i don't know are we in the wrong or the british i guess no i'm saying like english i i think even in american english there's stuff that we say like informally that isn't the right way to say i'm trying to think like an example but anyway it wasn't i didn't get a hundred percent i'm sorry i'm really sorry

like in like dialogue like like it would be like you you got or like i don't know there was just like there's like weird ways of phrasing things technically i don't know are we in the wrong or the british i guess no i'm saying like english i i think even in american english there's stuff that we say like informally that isn't the right way to say i'm trying to think like an example but anyway it wasn't i didn't get a hundred percent i'm sorry i'm really sorry

And then we're going to do everyone's favorite segment, Teach Me Something, followed by Discovery Channel shows that don't exist and party tricks that don't exist. And then we're going to wrap up with a new edition of Rusty's Song of the Day.

And then we're going to do everyone's favorite segment, Teach Me Something, followed by Discovery Channel shows that don't exist and party tricks that don't exist. And then we're going to wrap up with a new edition of Rusty's Song of the Day.

And then we're going to do everyone's favorite segment, Teach Me Something, followed by Discovery Channel shows that don't exist and party tricks that don't exist. And then we're going to wrap up with a new edition of Rusty's Song of the Day.

Down the middle, bro-tendo. Hit me like a rock. Bro-tendo?

Down the middle, bro-tendo. Hit me like a rock. Bro-tendo?