The idiom "down the road" is used to describe a future event or situation that is not yet certain, but may happen in the near or distant future. It can also be used to refer to a specific location or destination.

The idiom "bug someone" generally means to annoy or pester someone repeatedly, usually with a small or seemingly insignificant issue. It can also refer to something that causes irritation or discomfort, such as a physical bug bite.

The idiom "long shot" refers to something that is highly unlikely or remote to happen, especially when compared to the odds or probability of success. It can also be used to describe an action that is risky or bold, but has the potential for great reward if it succeeds.

The idiom "in the nick of time" is used to describe an action or event that occurs just before something else happens, often in a timely manner or at the last possible moment.

The idiom "straight shooter" refers to a person who is honest, straightforward, and direct in their communication and actions. They don't beat around the bush or use indirect language to convey what they mean.