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In today's episode, find out what this phrase means and how native speakers use it to express that they are understanding nuances in English.

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Hello, Lindsay. How are you?

Hey there, Michelle. I'm doing great. How are you?

I'm good. I'm good. Lindsay, do you

tend to get lost a lot? Wow, do I get lost a lot? Yes, in a new place, yes. Thank goodness for Google

Mabbs. I have no internal GPS. If I go to a strange city, let's say I go visit Detroit or something

and I don't know the city,

I cannot remember.

Like, yeah, I'm not good at that.

I'm the same.

I am very, very thankful that we live in a good, in the time with Google Maps.

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