This is an all ears English podcast episode 1,429 all up in your head about culture

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What does the phrase all up in your head mean? Today we answer a question from an

Instagram listener. Plus we go into high and low context culture and what it means for your success in the business world. Hey Lindsay what's going on in Denver. Hey not much the sun is shining as

usual here so that's good. Oh my gosh it is here too it's hot I am not I don't think I'm genetically predispositioned to be happy in the heat is that right it can be really hot. Sometimes it feels like you're under a

hair dryer here in Denver. It's hot dry heat. But over there you guys have kind of more of a

moist, like a humidity, like a humid heat, right? Yeah, which makes it like it's stickier you know yeah I would rather

have a dry heat but I don't know if I go like home to Nevada and it's the dry heat then I

want to go back to the humidity so yeah the grass is always greener, as they say.

Grass is always greener, that's a good expression.

And speaking of expressions today, we're going to go into an interesting one that came up as a result of a

question in Instagram isn't that right?

Someone asked something? Yeah. Yeah so this weekend guys I posted an Instagram video

teaching you guys how to say you're winning at something because I

just fixed my sink by myself and I was like so excited so I made an

Instagram video right and way and I was like I am winning at fixing my house. So a subscriber or a

follower I should say posted a question so thank you Ab Abhamsa.

Gosh, it's so hard reading those some times.

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