This is an All-Eirs English podcast episode 632. We'd be flattered if you listened to today's

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Today we answer a listener question about the phrase I'm flattered. Find out what it

means how to use it and get other phrases to mix in that mean the same thing

so that you can connect with native speakers.

What's up Michelle, happy Wednesday.

Happy Post Election Day.

At this point, we don't know what the results were because we're recording this too early.

Oh my gosh, I know.

Oh my gosh.

I'm really just excited for the whole thing to be over to be honest.

I know me too me too I'm so excited.

I'm so like warm I'm so worn out.

It's been it's been really intense and it's been a really tough election season and I'm tired of all the headlines. I'm sick of it. It's just it's really gone to a new level of low this year.

Yeah, so I'm ready, I'm ready to move on.

Me too.

Hopefully the other candidates will be as well.

Exactly.

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