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From Washington DC this is Lexicon Valley, a podcast about language. I'm Bob Garfield with

Mike Volo. And today episode number 50 titled Exposure to Vape Culture, wherein we discuss the

2014 Words of the Year. Hey Mikey. Hey Bobby. How you doing? Splendid. Thank you and yourself.

I'm great. I'm great. It is late December, which means it's a time for taking stock,

looking back, remembering. Lexicographers like to do that too and they choose frequently a word of

the year, which may or may not seem like a silly exercise. We'll talk about that. What's your word

of the year, Bob? I'm really not a good person to ask that question off because my word of the

year is the same every year. It's the only word you can remember. That's problem number one.

No, it's a great word and I admire it so much and I seldom hear it. But when I do hear it,

I always get kind of a thrill and it's immutable and forever. Wait, that's two words. Immutable and

forever. No, no, no, no, no. My word is immutable and forever and I just can't let it go with some

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