favor. Okay. Let's take a look at the note here. Curry favor

is a disapproving term in which one person or group will try to get noticed

and get someone to like them or support them usually by promising to help them

or do something for them. Okay. Let's continue.

However, the feeling is that they are only doing it because they believe that

that person or group will be useful to them and they really are not sincere

about what they say or profess to believe. You know, what they claim that

they believe. All right. Let's continue. The origin of this term comes from a

French poem, I don't if I'll pronounce this right. 'Roman de Fauvel'

written in the 1300s. So it goes way back and turned into a play. Now Fauvel was

actually the character, was a tricky cunning dishonest horse.

So very, very cunning very wise, but also tricky at the same time. In the play it

made fun of the corruption at the time. You know, at the time in France. I guess

in the 1300s. Fauvel in French meant a chestnut or dark reddish color. The color

of the horse's coat so the color of the horse's hair. The term "curry" in curry

favor or curry Fauvel. So that's what it originally was curry Fauvel and

eventually turned in today what we call curry favor, to curry favor. So just like

they say, you know , that the curry in curry favor has nothing to do with the

food , the curry food. I like curry but it doesn't have anything to do with that. I

had to do with. it had to do with combing. So to curry Fauvel had to do

with combing. Combing the horses hair. A curry comb because there is such a thing.

That still is today. It's called a curry comb ... is

a comb for cleaning the hair of horses. Thus when you try to curry Fauvel,

you know, by using combing his hair, you try to win his favor. You tried to get

him to like you. By pleasing him and combing his hair. Okay.

The term to curry favor has come to represent using deceit and cunning and

cunningly tried to trick someone to gain their favor. So it goes all the way back to that

story. So the curry had to do with the

comb of combing the horses hair. And you know the horse was Fauvel or it ended

up turning into favor. So that's why we get the term to curry favor today. Okay.

And we just have one example here. That political party, every four years tries

to curry favor with that minority group to get their votes by pretending to care

about their needs and promising them the world. Then after the election they do

little to nothing for them until the next election cycle and they do the same

thing all over again. You know, they try to curry their favor again and you know,

if they win then they then they forget about them. And so, so really they're not

really they're not really true. They are not really honest. They just try to use them.

They think that they are useful to them. So they try to curry their favor. Okay.

Anyway, I hope you got it. I hope it was clear. Thank you for your time. Bye-bye.