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Pull over!

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Today an app reviewer asks us a great question about some tricky driving phrasal verbs. What is the difference between pull-up pull in, pull out, and pull over?

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Hey Jessica, how you doing?

I am doing fantastically, but that is not important here because you just got back from Cambodia

I know I'm so tired but I feel I feel good you know it was like 97 degrees and hot there and dusty and very intense but so good it was so good

That's amazing yeah you guys Lindsay and I were comparing notes a little bit before we recorded,

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