In the American South, you might indicate you’re going to walk instead of drive with the expression, “I’m going to take my foot in hand and walk.” A variation is “I’m going to take my foot in my hand.” Either way, you’ll be walking there. This is part of a complete episode.
Transcript of “Take My Foot and Walk”
Here’s another Southernism for traveling on foot.
I’m going to take my foot in my hand.
Or I’m going to take my foot in hand and walk.
Okay, gotcha.
Yeah.
That doesn’t make any sense, but okay.
No, but so many of those phrases don’t.
All right.
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