It's the broochel.

It's Lucas and Jacob.

Back open the Diet Coke.

Cheers.

Cheers to a great day.

Or a salute.

I've been doing Babel, the app, and that's how they say cheers.

Is that Spanish?

It actually just means health.

I'm pretty sure.

They just like tell each other health.

Well, Chales, would the definition of Chairs just be, have a good day, basically?

So kind of, it kind of translates in a way.

That's actually weird because all I associate Cheers with is banging glasses together.

But like, what is Cheers mean? But when you think associate cheers with is banging glasses together. But, like,

what is cheers mean? But when you think about cheers, it's such positive. I guess it's like,

cheers. It's just saying cheer to you, happiness to you. Yeah. Like, cheer is joy. So it does kind of

translate in a way. That's true. Like, I'm sure Spanish speaking people, like when they say

salude, they aren't thinking like health, health, they're just thinking, bang these glasses together, you know?

There's like so many words like that, where you don't actually think about the actual definition.

You just think about what you do when you're doing it.

I know.

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