I need to do it but I don't know why

I'm that way

I'm that way. that way.

Make a turn.

Make a turn. Oh, uh, okay. Oh, uh.

Oh,

Mee, it's back!

Make it back! This is hell.

live from the United States where capitalism is the virus. This is hell.

Have you ever tried to lift yourself up by your boot straps?

Well, please don't.

You can't.

You'll just end up hurting yourself, falling flat on your face.

Or elsewhere, according to a website called Useless Etymology, your face or elsewhere.

According to a website called useless etymology, which apparently is not all that

useless, the phrase, pull yourself up by your bootstraps, originated shortly before the turn of the 20th century.

It's attributed to a late 1800s physics school book that contained the example question, why cannot a man lift himself by pulling up on his

bootstraps because that's the way the people used to phrase things the expression

pulling yourself up by your boot straps was understood to mean

attempting to do something absurd until roughly the 1920s at which point it started to

evolve toward the current understanding which is to do something. at which

it started to evolve toward the current understanding, which is to do something without any outside help.

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