“Get on the Good Foot” Southernism: to begin a task, pronto. To get moving, get “crackin'”, “get your a** in gear” Ex. “I’d better get on the good foot – I was supposed to beat work an hour ago!” Source: www . urbandictionary. com The New Year has always been associated with a time to begin new regimens or new habits for ourselves and our surroundings....
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