> Don’t expect to see many crypto ads for a minute

"I haven't seen him for a minute"

"I haven't been home for a minute"

If you're wondering like me why everyone started saying "for a minute" and where it came from, I recently watched The Wire and that's the earliest use I know about.

When I was growing up in America, people said they "had to stand in line" but now they say "had to stand on line"

I believe "stand on" instead of "stand in" comes from Britain