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Today we have two expressions, and they mean the same thing.

They're excellent.

You're going to love them.

Nailed it and killed it.

I'll spell it.

N-A-I-L.

Nail. Like a hammer and nail. When you build, when you use wood and you build a building, you need nails. N-A-I-L-E-D-It. We're using the word nail as a verb. I'll explain. Nailed it and killed it. K-I-L-L-E-D-I-T. If you nail something

or if you kill something in this situation, it means you did it perfectly. It was amazing excellent you nailed it you killed it

why do we say these horrible words when we mean something so positive i'll explain after the dialogue.

Do Agent Smith again.

You hear that, Mr. Anderson?

That is the sound of inevitability.

It is the sound of your death.

Oh, yes! You nailed it. You killed it.

Goodbye, Mr. Anderson.

Yeah, do you know Agent Smith from the movie Matrix?

Yes, I don't really...

It's been many, many years since I saw the movie, Ne, but I do like the character, Agent Smith.

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