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hey there aubrey what's shaken i'm great how are you lindsay oh i'm doing well i think we're

going to have a lot of fun today on allers english this is going to be fun i have a question for you to

start it out what do you say when you realize that you made a mistake?

Oh, sometimes I say, duh, right? Yes. Oh, duh. How did I make that mistake? I do say my bad sometimes.

And definitely I say, oops, whoops, oopsie, whoopsie. Right? There's a lot of options,

actually, for sure. These are such silly and fun words. I'm excited to talk about them today. Is today's

episode inspired by a listener question? Yes, we got this great question from Marault. I'll read it

for us. Okay. First of all, great episode on no pain, no gain.

That was a good one.

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