The idiom "long run" refers to a period of time that is extendable into the future, often referring to the effects of a decision or action that may not become apparent immediately but will have consequences over an extended period.

The idiom "smack dab" is used to describe something that is right in the middle, exactly or precisely located. It refers to a place or position where something is directly centered or at the center of attention.

The idiom "dead in the water" means to be completely helpless or unable to move, usually due to a problem with one's physical abilities or technology. It can also refer to an organization, project, or plan that is failing or stagnated.

The idiom "slip of the tongue" refers to an unintentional mistake or error in speech, often caused by nervousness, excitement, or distraction. It can also refer to a statement that was not meant to be taken seriously or a false statement made out of carelessness.

The idiom "pig in a poke" means to take risks or to be careless without considering the potential consequences. It is often used to describe someone who is overconfident, or has made a hasty decision without fully thinking it through.