This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1772, American Road Trip Games.

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American's love to take road trips. If you live in the U.S. or another country that has a car

culture, this episode will show you what games we like to play in the car and how to initiate those

games with the correct English phrases today. Hey, Michelle, how's everything?

Hey, Lindsay, good, good, good. I am in the mood to take a road trip.

A road trip, I love road trips. They are the best, especially the snacks, the snacks.

Oh yeah, like what's your favorite road trip snack? Well, you know, it depends on who I'm

road tripping with, but sometimes like candies or a little, yeah, like chocolates or lollipops or

something. But when I did my big road trip around the country, I couldn't do that. It was just ice

coffee, just black ice coffee. That's all I did. I didn't do snacks because otherwise you take

a two-month road trip and you eat snacks every day. Right, right, right. But it is fun to get the

snacks like, and I don't know, there's something like, oh, it doesn't count if you're on the road.

Right, right. If you're on the road, it doesn't count as much. You want to eat like a necessarily

like an entire bag of like text mix when you're, you know, just like sitting or maybe what,

I don't know, and whatever you want to do, that's fine. But like on the road, it's something like,

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