2053 - Were You Today Years Old When You Learned this English Slang?

In this episode, the hosts discuss recent surprising learnings and introduce the topic of modern slang expressions. They explain and provide examples for three slang terms: 'today years old', 'that's a choice', and 'I said what I said'. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to leave reviews and engage with the content.

What is the significance of the term '3-peat' in sports?

What is the context in which 'I should have known' is used?

How do the speakers suggest listeners can stay updated with slang?

What does the expression 'today years old' indicate?

What humorous anecdote is shared about the speaker's experience in France?

What example does the speaker give about mishearing song lyrics?

What does the phrase 'That's a choice' imply in a conversation?

Can you explain the meaning of 'I said what I said'?

How does the speaker feel about the evolution of slang?

What is the overall message the speakers want to convey about learning slang?