Idiom: “Bump in the road” This idiom refers to a small problem or obstacle that causes a temporary setback, but doesn’t stop overall progress. 📍In the video, as cars hit an actual bump in the road, you could say, 🗣️“It’s just a bump in the road—nothing too serious, the cars will keep going.” 📍In a business context, if a project faces a minor issue, like missing a deadline, someone might say, 🗣️“It’s just a bump in the road. We’ll overcome it and move forward.” 👨‍🏫 Learn Laugh Speak helps s

Melody and I discuss some of the best hillbilly and Appalachian sayings and phrases in this video. Some you have heard and maybe some new ones too but sure to bring a smile to your face. What are some more sayings and phrases that you've heard or use? - Shane Thanks to these wonderful donors!!! Larry Allen Iris Lee Underwood Vicki Murphy Virginia Martin Anne Wagner Jim Peck Anonymous Vern Weller Heather Lovasz Patti Dibble Christopher Moore Mark P Gholson Teresa Dalton AJ Wallace Josh Taylor Bar