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Today we have a very good expression.

Actually, there's confusion between two words,

so I will make it very simple for you guys to understand.

Inscribe versus subscribe.

Inscribe, I-N-S-C-R-I-B-E, and subscribe, S-U-B-S-U-B-S-C-R-I-B-E.

So the scribe is the same, but one is in, the other is sub. In-Scribe, subscribe. They they're very different let's check out the dialogue and then you'll absolutely understand here we go did you inscribe to coach Shane oh where on the

internet his YouTube channel.

You mean subscribe, yes.

Inscribe, subscribe, what's the difference?

This?

Ah!

Subscribe is good.

Inscribe can be painful.

Now, if you have a stone, you know, a big stone, a big rock, or maybe some wood, wood, or stone, you can take my name, or why my name, you can take your name and you can, you know, knock out.

You can like hammer, use a hammer and put your name there.

You know, the Bible, they talk about the ten commandments, right?

Those ten rules that everybody should follow. Well,

those were inscribed in stone. So to inscribe something means to write, like W-R-I-T-E,

into stone or wood. And that means you need to cut away some stone and cut

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