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Speaker 1: I hope to never be filmed when it comes to

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locating a podcast that I want to check into, because

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the very second I sit in the front seat of

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the car, that podcast has got a match where I

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am mentally as well as physically. That's why we created

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the Errow dot net network to give you the power

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of choice all of these different things when it comes

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to content, but it's not shoved into the same jar.

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You get to choose Ero dot net, Rroe dot net.

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Enjoy your exploration those old sayints, phrases, idioms, you know

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those things that your family and friends would usually come

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up with, and it came from out of nowhere, and

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sometimes it actually made sense. Well, they had to start somewhere, right, Who, where, why, when?

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

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but they 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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preserve not only a language, but lessons in life. My

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name is Arrow. Fly on the wall. We're talking about

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the early nineteen hundreds here, but it has been associated

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with multiple concepts long before that. The phrase fly on

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the wall comes from the idea of being quiet, unnoticed,

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a real observer that's able to watch a scene without

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being seen. The men and women of Hollywood who make

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movies do all they can to position their cameras in

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the way of being flies on the wall. The early

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origins put us right in the core. Of nineteen twenty one,

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the phrase fly on the wall was printed in the

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Oakland Tribune, but as mentioned earlier, a concept of it

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was readily available in the eighteen fifty five novel Woman's Devotion,

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and there are some historians who push the calendar back

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even further today with Romeo and Juliet from William Shakespeare.

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It's become part of our daily lingo because of a

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documentary series in the nineteen sixties and seventies called Fly

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on the Wall. The directors I was locked in on

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remaining as less inobtrusive as possible a fly on the wall,

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and yes, it was inspired by actual flies and how

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humans interact with them. As pesky as they are, we

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rarely ever see them until they get up in our business.

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Fly on the wall something our parents would say. My

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name is Erro