In this week's episode of ATP, Mario Hines and 20 are joined by cofounder of the Creator Spotlight Series and founder of The Monarch Brand, D Lee, to explore the origins and meanings of everyday expressions, particularly focusing on the phrase 'robbing Peter to pay Paul.' They delve into personal reflections on mental capacity, the historical context of the phrase, and its implications in modern life, including discussions on trust and accessibility in sharing knowledge and resources. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of gatekeeping knowledge, the nature of trust, and personal reflections on the phrase 'robbing Peter to pay Paul.' They explore the historical context of the phrase, share lessons learned from dreams sold, and conclude with final thoughts on the importance of reflection and understanding in life.

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0:00 The PTA Disbands: Principal Skinner's Example of Robbing Peter To Pay Paul

0:58 The Appraise The Phrase Show Intro Theme

1:24 Personal Capacity Is Like Being Out of iPhone Cloud Storage

6:31 D Lee Needs A Green Screen

10:58 That's All I Have To Say About That Rob Peter To Pay Paul

17:01 Confirm the Meaning: Merriam Webster's, Cambridge Dictionary, and Dictionary.com

21:45 Unveil The Origin: John Wycliffe’s Selected English Works

34:00 Story Time: Can You Share More?

45:29 Unveil The Origin: John Heywood's Take On False Solutions To Financial Mismanagement

47:06 Story Time: Borrowing From Your Future Self

52:49 Unveil The Origin: Peter Heylyn and The Peter Tax & Paul Tax

57:12 Story Time: When It's Too Good To Be True

1:04:33 Assess The Value | Phrase Grade

1:08:33 Dictionary of Misinformation: Straightjackets

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On this week's episode of ATP, Mario and Twenty explore the origins and meanings of everyday expressions, focusing on the phrase 'breaking bread.' Joined by guest Sarah Tagger, they discuss the significance of food and travel in connecting people and cultures. The discussion delves into the historical context of the phrase, personal experiences of speaking up for what matters, and the impact of sharing meals on community building. The episode concludes with an appraisal of the phrase, highlighting its enduring relevance and power.

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0:00 I'm Going To Praiseland: Homer Uses Breaking Bread

1:02 The ATP Show Intro Theme

1:29 Check In: In Honor of Casey Kasem & Lenny Green

4:01 Meet Sarah Tagger: Founder of TravelToConnect

10:25 That's All I Have To Say About Breaking Bread

15:56 Confirm The Meaning: Cambridge Dictionary, Oxford Dictionary, & Dictionary.com

20:49 Unveil The Origin: The Messianic Feast

26:27 Story Time: Turn Your Hobby Into Passion

34:58 Unveil The Origin: John Wycliffe and The Wycliffe Bible

37:24 Story Time: Speaking Up When It's Difficult

43:10 Unveil The Origin: Pulitzer Prize Poet W.H. Auden

45:00 Story Time: Fireside Chat With Anyone In History, Who Would It Be?

52:52 Assess The Value: Phrase Grades

59:03 Dictionary of Misinformation: The Origin of The Crossword Puzzle

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This week on ATP, Mario and Twenty are joined by Brittany N. Williams to explore the origins and meanings of everyday expressions, particularly focusing on the phrase 'better safe than sorry.' They discuss the importance of humor in serious conversations, share personal anecdotes, and delve into the historical context of phrases, highlighting the role of language in communication. In this engaging conversation, they delve into the nuances of communication, the balance between humor and seriousness, and the importance of community in personal growth. They reflect on their past mistakes and career decisions, exploring how these experiences shape their identities. The discussion also touches on the crafting of heroes in storytelling, emphasizing the significance of community support. Finally, they evaluate the phrase 'better safe than sorry,' considering its implications in their lives and decision-making processes.

Brittany N. Williams is an award-nominated actress and the award-nominated author of the YA historical fantasy trilogy The Forge & Fracture Saga. You can find her writing on Black Nerd Problems, Reactor Magazine, The Indypendent, The Gambit, Fireside Magazine, and in the Star Wars anthology From a Certain Point of View: The Empire Strikes Back. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @BrittanyActs and at brittanynwilliams.com

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00:00 Homer's Enemy: Frank Grimes

00:44 The ATP Show Intro Theme

01:10 It's Ok To Be A Chicago Hot Dog

03:01 Meet Author and Actress Brittany N. Williams

06:31 That's All I Have To Say About Better Safe than Sorry

13:07 Confirm The Meaning: Merriam Webster's Dictionary, Cambridge Dictionary, and Oxford Dictionary

18:04 Unveil The Origin: A 1st Century Latin Proverb

22:32 Story Time: Using Jokes To Get Your Message Across

27:09 Unveil The Origin: A Letter from Poet and Novelist Oliver Goldsmith

33:53 Story Time: Turning Mistakes Into Wins

43:12 Unveil The Origin: Samuel Lover & The Rory O’More Connection

45:51 Story Time: The Unexpected Hero

48:41 Assess The Value: Phrase Grade

59:33 The Dictionary of Misinformation: The Origin of Booze

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