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Speaker 1: Arrow dot net. It's not a podcast, it's a podcast network.

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Twenty different podcasts to choose from for your drive into

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work or maybe just hanging out at work. Arrow dot

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Net a r r oe dot Net and one of

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the episodes you need to look out for the Resurrection

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so far. It's a six part series about a writing

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instrument that rises to the occasion the Resurrection, only on

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ero dot net A r r o e dot net.

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Enjoy your exploration. Alrighty, those old saynts, phrases and idioms,

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you know, those things like I just did alrighty? Who

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started that? Anyway? I mean, come on, your family and

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friends have been doing this for how long? And really,

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where does it even come from? Because some of it

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makes sense othertimes and it doesn't really Who, what, where, why, when?

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And how? Some of those old saynts are not only ancient,

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but still carry a powerful punch even today. In fact,

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I live by one of those old saints. Winning is

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a choice. The goal of these episodes is to help

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reserve not only a language, but lessons in life. Something

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our parents would say, my name is Arrow, shooting from

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the hip. It's looked upon as being a literal phrase.

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It's how we see it as well as say it.

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That affects the way that we act and or think.

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I mean, it absolutely originated from the American Old West

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very early in the twentieth century, and it involved gunfighting

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and the military in training. To shoot from the hip

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means firing a handgun without aiming down its sights. It

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was faster, instinctive, and all too often necessary in close combat.

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But but, but but but far less accurate shooting from

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the hip. How did it become part of our everyday

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street speak? It's a literal phrase. Shooting from the hip

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is speaking on impulse. It's acting out without planning things out.

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When we make a decision based upon an instinct, its

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speeds are precision. Shooting from the hip has changed us

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psychologically as well as culturally. People of authority speak fast.

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If there's a hesitation, it kind of shows off a weakness.

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Correcting the situation is something we're going to do later on.

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Shooting from the hip was once seen as a tactical necessity.

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In fact, today it's a communication style. Lots of unexpected misunderstandings.

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Oh my god, there's polarization and regret. Shooting from the

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hip physically blurs courage and recklessness. It is in bold,

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nor is it seen as being confident, shooting from the hip,

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something our parents would say. My name is Arrow.