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So today's expression is gone wild.

Oh my God, the children today, they've gone wild.

Nowadays in America with the Christmas shopping, it is shopping gone wild. Today in my kitchen,

I was making Christmas cookies. It was Christmas cookie baking gone wild. Something, something,

usually a noun, G-O-N-E, wild-i-l-d shopping gone wild baking gone wild are those nouns they're gerrins sorry use a gerrind uh it's a great expression and what it means is chaos or uncontrolled excitement. Unbelievable excitement.

So in my kitchen today, I was making Christmas cookies. It was so messy. I had flour and sugar and eggs and butter, colored sugars and cinnamon dots and frostings and, oh my goodness, it was chaos.

But it was a fantastic, wonderful, delicious chaos in my kitchen.

Now my kitchen is clean.

But earlier today, oh, it was baking gone wild.

Christmas cookie baking gone wild.

Have you heard about in America?

We have what we call Black Friday. Yeah, that was like a couple weeks ago, the Friday after Thanksgiving. That's when many stores in America have unbelievable sales. And just thousands of people go to the stores and they're pushing and they're shoving and they're screaming and

they're fighting we can say shopping gone wild it's chaos now sometimes actually many times if

something has gone wild it's not good good. But not always. Sometimes it can be good. Let's check out a

dialogue. You can't have that soda can in the park. It's against the law. Okay. And you can't eat in the park.

What is this?

Laws gone wild.

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