You have a phrase that you introduced me to

that you say when we're talking on the phone

and you're out and about doing things

and then you come upon someone and you need to talk.

Do you remember what that phrase is?

Yeah, I say, one second, buddy, human interaction.

That's what I say, typically.

I'd never heard anybody say that before you said it.

What do you mean by it?

Why do you say it that way?

Well, basically when I'm out and about and I'm on the phone,

sometimes people can tell you're on the phone,

sometimes they can't. And so a human

interaction means I'm about to be here with someone. I don't want to be rude. So, because you're

kind of in on what the situation is, I'm going to quit talking for just a second to give the person

in front of me the respect they deserve. I guess that's what I mean by that. That's what you mean when you say it, right? Oh, I've completely adopted it. I really like that

turn of a phrase and I use it all the time with tons of people. I have a few phone phrases that I use.

One is time sensitive if I need to interrupt someone. That I borrowed from my buddy Aaron. He would say that when we were driving and there'd be something visual.

Somebody's talking.

Be like, time sensitive.

This spot right here is where you need to note because of this.

I was like, oh, I really like that.

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