The Bird Show.

Sometimes different words, different phrases will mean different things based on your age, right?

So Abby, when I ask you at 26 years old, what does out of pocket mean?

It means if you're being a little outrageous, if you're being a little

too much. A little too much, a little unhinged, right? A little unhinged. That's what most

millennials think that that phrase means when it doesn't. You guys have redefined that word.

That's not what I think it means. What does it mean? I think it means when you have to pay for something yourself.

Out of pocket. You come out of pocket for it. Okay that's another good one right.

So there are three different definitions now of this statement and you will

answer differently based on your age because Cassie you're how old 38 okay those are two right

there my boss every time she's gonna be out of the office for a portion of the day

not the whole day but like for a doctor's appointment or something.

She'll say, so I'm going to be out of pocket today from one to two.

And it just cracks me up every time because it's like, what you gonna get up to girl?

So out of pocket for me means you can't reach me right now for the next two hours I'm out of pocket

Really? What? I didn't even know that was I didn't even know that was another definition

Tommy is that what it means to you?

Yeah, I've heard that.

I've heard all the ones that have been said,

I've heard it said that way.

My favorite is there's a Genzier online

who has posted about at her work

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