"You bet" is an idiom that means "I am sure" or "It's true". It is a positive response that indicates agreement or certainty.

The idiom "chop and change" means to make frequent, sudden, or unexpected changes in plans, actions, or situations. It often implies that the changes are drastic, radical, or extreme, and can have a significant impact on people's lives or relationships.

The idiom "as bold as brass" means having the courage or confidence to do something despite the potential danger, embarrassment, or repercussions. It is often used to describe someone who is not afraid to speak their mind or take action even when it may be unpopular or difficult.

The idiom "in the can" is used to describe something that has been recorded or saved for later use, such as a video or audio recording. It can also be used to refer to something that has been written down or documented.

The idiom "faux pas" is French in origin and literally means "false step". In English, it refers to a social blunder or an error in behavior that can be considered inappropriate or offensive.