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podcast. Today's expression is very good. I need to get out more. I need to get out more. I need to get out more. I need to get out more.

Now, what does this expression mean? I need to. I need to do something. Get out. Get out actually means go outside.

More. I need to go outside more. But it's more than that. Now, for example,

look at me. Every day I go outside, I go check the mail. I take out the garbage. I go to the grocery

store. I exercise. Sometimes I go to the coffee shop. Yeah, every day. Every day I go out.

But if you look at what else I do outside, it's nothing. I don't go to baseball games. I don't go to the movies.

I live near Las Vegas right now. I don't go to the movies. I live near Las Vegas right now. I don't go to

the casinos. I don't go to the shows. I don't meet people. I don't go dancing. I don't go

swimming. I go fishing by myself. I ride my bike. Everything I do, everything I do is by myself.

You know, I know the people at the store. I say hi to them, but I don't really have any friends

where I live because all my neighbors are retired.

They're like 80 years old. I'm the young boy in the neighborhood. So, you know, people, my mom

tells me, you need to get out more. And when she tells me that expression, she means, I need to go to the movies. I need to go to restaurants.

I need to, you know, take vacations or something like that. Something cultural. You're missing something

cultural. This is the idea of of I need to get out more.

So don't feel sorry for me.

Don't, no.

Yes, I do not get out at all where I live.

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