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So today's expression, it's a good one. It is to dig deep,

to dig DIG. That means, you know, you make a hole in the ground. You get a shovel or you use your fingers and you just start digging. Dogs like to dig in the ground,

and inside the hole they will put their bone and hide it.

And then later they'll dig it back up and chew on their bone.

That's what dogs do.

To dig.

If you dig really, really, really deep deep in the ground you'll find water and people who

live in the country usually have a well they get their water from the ground they dig a well but to dig a well

where i live you have to dig deep. You see, right now, I live in the

desert. There's no water anywhere. So you got to dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig.

And then maybe finally, eventually, if you go deep enough, you might find some water.

Well, fortunately, we have some lakes, but to dig deep is a great expression, and we use it

especially when we study, or when we have a nice conversation, or if there is a debate between politicians,

or maybe on a radio show, if you listen to a talk radio show.

To dig deep means to talk about a subject in depth, not just to talk about a subject in depth.

Not just to talk, you know, five minutes about a subject,

but to really analyze the subject,

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