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Now, today's expression, oh, it's a good one.

It's a verb.

To eyeball something.

Yes, it's a verb. Let me eyeball it. Did you eyeball it? What does it mean to

eyeball something? Oh, this is a great expression. Okay, eyeball, E-Y-E-B-A-L-L. You know, you have in your face, in your head, you have an eye,

and the eye is like a ball, so to eyeball. To eyeball something means to look at something

and guess the size or guess the number.

Okay?

So, for example, have you seen me?

Perhaps you've seen me in my video.

And if you look at me in the video,

how tall would you guess I was? If you look at me, you're eyeballing me, you're

looking at me, you're eyeballing me, you're comparing me to something and you can guess,

I don't know how tall Shane is, but let me eyeball him. Look at me very carefully with your eye, of course.

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