In this episode of the Appraise The Phrase Show, hosts Mario and Twenty kick off their 4th annual GOAT Phrase Tournament with a lively discussion about popular phrases and their meanings. They set up a tournament to analyze and vote on the top phrases and Expression Appraisal Team member Myron joins to bring his odds and money lines for each phrase match up, starting with 'Curiosity Killed the Cat' versus 'Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder.' The conversation delves into the cultural significance of these phrases, their usage, and personal interpretations. The hosts also explore the phrase 'Practice Makes Perfect' against 'Extend the Olive Branch,' discussing the nuances of each expression and their relevance in everyday life. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into various themes such as the power of perspective, the significance of cultural expressions, and the debate surrounding the phrase 'practice makes perfect.' They explore the implications of common sayings like 'food for thought' and 'closed mouths don't get fed,' emphasizing the importance of communication and personal experience in shaping our understanding of these phrases. The discussion is lively and insightful, providing listeners with a deeper appreciation for the nuances of language and expression.

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0:00 Tournament Theme Intro

0:38 Equipment Malfunctions and Tournament Setup

6:22 Curiosity Killed The Cat vs Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder

13:12 Myron's Phrase Betting Odds

16:20 Practice Makes Perfect vs Extend An Olive Branch

22:13 Myron's Phrase Odds

24:21 Food For Thought vs Better the Devil You Know Than The Devil You Don’t

28:53 Myron's Phrase Odds

30:14 A Broken Clock Is Right Twice A Day vs Closed Mouths Don’t Get Fed

31:35 Myron's Phrase Odds

35:05 Picks

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In this episode of the Appraise The Phrase Show, hosts Mario and Twenty kick off their 4th annual GOAT Phrase Tournament with a lively discussion about popular phrases and their meanings. They set up a tournament to analyze and vote on the top phrases and Expression Appraisal Team member Myron joins to bring his odds and money lines for each phrase match up, starting with 'Curiosity Killed the Cat' versus 'Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder.' The conversation delves into the cultural significance of these phrases, their usage, and personal interpretations. The hosts also explore the phrase 'Practice Makes Perfect' against 'Extend the Olive Branch,' discussing the nuances of each expression and their relevance in everyday life. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into various themes such as the power of perspective, the significance of cultural expressions, and the debate surrounding the phrase 'practice makes perfect.' They explore the implications of common sayings like 'food for thought' and 'closed mouths don't get fed,' emphasizing the importance of communication and personal experience in shaping our understanding of these phrases. The discussion is lively and insightful, providing listeners with a deeper appreciation for the nuances of language and expression.

Tune in to then log on to appraisethephrase.com/s4round1 to vote!

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0:00 Tournament Theme Intro

0:38 Equipment Malfunctions and Tournament Setup

6:22 Curiosity Killed The Cat vs Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder

13:12 Myron's Phrase Betting Odds

16:20 Practice Makes Perfect vs Extend An Olive Branch

22:13 Myron's Phrase Odds

24:21 Food For Thought vs Better the Devil You Know Than The Devil You Don’t

28:53 Myron's Phrase Odds

30:14 A Broken Clock Is Right Twice A Day vs Closed Mouths Don’t Get Fed

31:35 Myron's Phrase Odds

35:05 Picks

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This week on The ATP Show, Mario and Twenty are joined by the the Expression Appraisal Team, Fave and Myron, to unveil the ranking of the 16 Season 4 phrases. Which of the following phrases will be ranked number 1 going into the Season 4 GOAT Phrase Tournament? Watch to find out!

0:00 How Did We Get Here? Thoughts From The Guests

1:37 ATP Theme

2:09 Let's Cut To The Chase

3:34 The Expression Appraisal Team

7:58 A Broken Clock Is Right Twice A Day

8:32 Count Your Blessings

9:26 Practice Makes Perfect

12:00 Curiosity Killed The Cat

14:18 Time Heals All Wounds

15:35 Closed Mouths Don't Get Fed

17:31 Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder

20:12 The Apple Doesn't Fall Far From The Tree

23:17 Great Minds Think Alike

25:44 The Devil Is In The Details

27:24 Rome Wasn't Built In A Day

28:24 Better the Devil You Know Than The Devil You Don't

30:54 Drink The Kool Aid

33:42 Beat A Dead Horse

34:41 Food For Thought

36:31 Offer An Olive Branch

38:56 Phrase Tournament Predictions

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1:00 Intro

1:31 Roll Call: Class Reunions

7:07 Let The Rankings Begin

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