This is an All-Eirs English podcast, episode 2, 172.

Will versus Going To, Part 2, Chunks that ignore the rules.

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dot com slash business. Hey there Aubrey, how's it going today?

I'm great. How are you, Lindsay?

I'm feeling good, but I do have a question to start off the episode for you.

Okay let's hear it.

So when was the last time that you pushed a decision off until later, some other time?

Ooh, I'm pretty bad at doing that. The most recent thing I can think of we just

got my daughter, her learner's permit to practice so that she can get a driver's license.

And it reminded me when my eldest daughter, when she was old enough to get her

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