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And I don't know what the weather's like down there in, in Mexico, Sochio, but here in Korea, Jack, it's getting pretty cold.
I know this morning was.
I was cold.
It's finally under below zero.
Yeah.
So there's two fun idioms that I thought we could go with today, both related to ice because it's so cold.
So the first one is the tip of the iceberg, and the second one is to break the ice.
Tip of the iceberg and to break the ice.
So let's go ahead and define these.
Let's look at that first one.
So a tip of the iceberg.
What is that?
What is when something is the tip of the iceberg?
Well, I think you have to kind of look at it like in a picture kind of a sense.
So if, if we know anything about icebergs, we know that what we see is not what we get.