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Episode #3: Where did that saying come from?
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Well.... what do you know. We did an episode without any mic issues! We are learning after all. On this week's episode the guys discuss the origins of some common idioms that you hear in conversation. Just why do people say "raining cats and dogs"? "Turn a blind eye"? What about when you are "barking up the wrong tree"? Find out just why we say these things so you can impress/annoy your friends at your next social gathering.
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