This is the All-Ears English podcast, episode 2390. Make up your mind about these English expressions.

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Hello, Aubrey.

How are you today?

How's it going?

I'm great, Lindsay. How are you? Good. I'm feeling pretty good today. Yeah. Aubrey, when's the last time you had a hard time making up your mind about something? Long question, but yeah. This is going to be interesting. We're talking about making up our minds today. I'm usually a pretty decisive person. Like I usually am able to make up my mind quickly about something. But I can think

of something. Recently, I was trying to decide what to do as far as my daughter's sharing a vehicle.

We're like, should we get it?

And it's tricky, right?

When you have one for two girls who are both working and in school and how do we figure

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