This is an All-Eirs-English podcast episode 797.

Jump versus Jump-Off.

What's the difference?

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Today we answer a great question from Gabriel who asks us when to say jump and when to say jump off.

Sometimes the difference is subtle but important. Find out today.

Hey Lindsay, how's it going?

Hey it's gone, Michelle. How about you? It's going well. So you are recording in an

interesting place today, Lindsay, aren't you? I am. I'm in my kitchen, which is

so appropriate for today.

It really is, it really is.

So why are you in the kitchen?

Well I'm in the kitchen because I moved to a different room in my house and I don't have

a desk right now in my space in my home office so yes I'm in the

kitchen.

Okay well do you like to cook?

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