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Enjoy your exploration those old sayints, phrases, idioms, you know
those things that your family and friends would usually come
up with, and it came from out of nowhere, and
sometimes it actually made sense. Well, they had to start somewhere, right, Who, where, why, when?
And how? Some of those old saynts are not only ancient,
but they still carry a powerful punch even today. In fact,
I live by one of those old saints. Winning is
a choice. The goal of these episodes is to help
preserve not only a language, but lessons in life. My
name is Arrow. Fly on the wall. We're talking about
the early nineteen hundreds here, but it has been associated
with multiple concepts long before that. The phrase fly on
the wall comes from the idea of being quiet, unnoticed,
a real observer that's able to watch a scene without
being seen. The men and women of Hollywood who make
movies do all they can to position their cameras in
the way of being flies on the wall. The early
origins put us right in the core. Of nineteen twenty one,
the phrase fly on the wall was printed in the
Oakland Tribune, but as mentioned earlier, a concept of it
was readily available in the eighteen fifty five novel Woman's Devotion,
and there are some historians who push the calendar back
even further today with Romeo and Juliet from William Shakespeare.
It's become part of our daily lingo because of a
documentary series in the nineteen sixties and seventies called Fly
on the Wall. The directors I was locked in on
remaining as less inobtrusive as possible a fly on the wall,
and yes, it was inspired by actual flies and how
humans interact with them. As pesky as they are, we
rarely ever see them until they get up in our business.
Fly on the wall something our parents would say. My
name is Erro