Hey, they're beautiful people. Welcome back to Fathide pockets for those complex and

complicated conversations about the gray areas in our lives. It is a new year. I'm the

same old me editor, journalist, all the rest times to Trayvell Anderson.

And I am well rested, but why do I wake in this bitch, Jerry? Welcome back to Fathide.

I'm a real back to Fathide. So excited to have. Well, you know, it's I've had a lot of

rest, which we'll be talking about on today's episode coming up. We are getting into rest

and the good, the bad and the the nap time of rest. But first, Trayvell, you brought an interesting

one that I. Oh, yes. I don't even know how to respond to this. I've got to pass the popcorn

for this week. And you know, these are, we should say for our new people, maybe you just

stumbled on the show over the last few weeks while we've been on break. If you're new

here, hey, how you doing? Welcome. Okay. Hey, how you doing? Our past the popcorn segment

is our opportunity to, you don't talk about some of the things that we see y'all talking

about on the internet and whatnot. Okay. And I somehow stumbled on this press release.

Okay. Recently from the American dialect society. Okay. How I got there? I don't even much

know. She is a linguist now. Now, you know, so I was going to say we should say we

should say as journalists and now people who speak to linguists often, but not linguists

ourselves, which I'll be getting into later. We should say we get a lot of press emails

and press releases from all kinds of different shit. And sometimes, sometimes it's really

interesting. Yeah. I mean, maybe that's how I got this. I literally do not remember, but

I saw the press release. I copy and pasted the link. This is probably a week ago. And

I was like, oh, we got to talk about this on the show because the headline of the release

was 2022 word of the year is usy. That is the suffix us s y as in the word with that

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