This is an All-Eirs English podcast episode 1118.

Why would the founding fathers be rolling over in their graves?

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Today we answer a question from a listener about the phrase roll over in your grave. What does it mean and how can you use it to make a statement? Find out today.

Hey Lindsay how's it going? It's going great Michelle, how are you? I'm good, I'm good, yeah. I hope you had a good weekend.

Yeah, let's see, it was really cold, we tried to go skiing, but it was like 30 degrees below zero.

Oh my gosh that is really cold. Yeah but I got to see my parents that was fun and

you know they're getting a little older so I like to spend time with them.

Yeah yeah that's good that's so nice you had some family time.

Yeah a little family time is always a good thing. How about you?

Did you have a nice weekend?

Yeah yeah good still adjusting adjusting to motherhood, but everything's good.

Starting to figure out some ways to get a little bit more sleep, but every day is an adventure. Every day is an adventure.

Every day is an adventure.

Oh, I can imagine how's the baby?

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