Have you ever seen this in a sports context?

Like when, like, you know, I was...

Surrender Cobra?

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

What the hands of the side of the head?

When does that come up?

I don't know.

It was a big thing.

There was a, like, a second stream quarterback who kept coming in for Tennessee last year and was just like

throw it like immediately throw an interception and as it was running back just be doing the

surrender hands to the head it's i like doing it to like just feel relaxed a little bit, but get your,

I used to do that for my breath. Yeah, it helps you get, for listeners. Well, I guess it's more

just people do it in like the airplane as, like, yes, exactly. There's two different

versions. Yeah. So surrender cobra, I think, is a reference to like when like soldiers are surrendering

they make them like have their hands on their head and as a sign of like you know we we're

not going to grab our guns or you know they're locked uh there's also the hands clasped behind

the head which is the sign of like, I'm just chilling.

But then, yes, in sports, there is like a reflexive thing that sometimes happens where the person just puts their hands there.

It's almost more like it's like the home alone or like the screen painting.

But to your temples, which is more of like a

ay ay yeah yeah like hands to the faces home alone coated but hands to the temples definitely

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