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Hey guys, welcome back to According to. I'm Megan. And I'm Sarah. And for this week's episode,

it's going to be a lighthearted one. We are going to be, I'm not even sure we're calling this,

but discussing different, like, phrases and how often, like, it's been, like, they're misconstrued

and, like, what people believe they mean.

Right.

That makes sense.

So the thing that sparked the idea of this episode is like this weekend versus next weekend.

And like in which scenario are you talking about this weekend versus next weekend?

And like, you know, people have kind of different perceptions of what that means and I

always feel like I'm right that leads to some breakdown in communication and so um with the assistance

of chat GPT to help because I honestly I was like what do I search to find additional things of this nature

and I just kind of like word vomited into chat, GPT, asking for additional examples.

And it gave me quite a few. So I thought it'd be fun to go through and kind of format this episode

where I'm going to present the different ones to Sierra. She's going to share her how she would

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