Well, you know what they say? A rolling bird gathers no cake.

What? It's Schmanners! Oh, Hello internet. I'm your husband host Travis McElroy and I'm your wife

host Teresa McElroy and you're listening to Schmanners. It's extraordinary

etiquette for ordinary occasions. Hello my dove. Hello dear. How are you? You know, how are any of us?

How, what is good anymore? What does it mean? I woke up. I'm here. Yeah. I'm recording a show with my wife

way love. Me too. I have my health. Yeah. And I have that huge pile of gold I buried in the backyard.

No, you don't. What? What happened to my gold?

We're married. I took it. Oh man. That's okay. I wasn't going to do anything with it. I know.

Hey, do you want to talk about some more idioms? Do I ever? Yes. So it's really funny

because right before this open with a joke

yeah and

use it name any idiom. I was like a third idiom. It took a minute and a half for either one of us to think of another.

It's a it's a I blame it on the on the spot. I put you on the spot. Well but also here's the thing right we use idioms constantly does anyone know what any of them mean I mean we do now because this is our fifth episode of idioms but like I just think

about when I when I read these shows I'm like, I don't even know, what does that mean?

Well, I'll tell you, the reason that I had the idea to start doing this series

is because I think the reason it was so hard for us to

think of one is we use them we use idioms in such a way that they don't seem

out of the ordinary right it's not like like a port

me in tow right is like something you intentionally make or recognize right

like yes whereas an idiom is so commonplace that sometimes you don't even realize you're using.

This happens now with BB, where we'll be talking to her and we'll say something and she'll be like,

what does that mean?

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