Meaning of GET A KICK OUT OF and GET A RUSH OUT OF - A Short English Lesson with Subtitles

So in English, when you get a kick out of something,

it means that the thing you are doing is making you happy,

or it is giving you joy.

So I like to play video games in the winter

because in Canada it's usually snowy and cold outside,

and it's nice to be inside playing video games,

and when I play video games,

I get a kick out of playing them.

So that would mean when I play video games

it makes me happy, and it gives me joy.

Jen, my wife, gets a kick out of growing things.

When she grows flowers in the summer,

when she plants seeds in the ground,

and when we watch them grow into plants

and eventually produce flowers,

that is something that she gets a kick out of.

So when you get a kick out of something,

it means that it brings you joy or happiness.

I get a kick out of making you guys videos every day.

It is something that is part of my daily routine,

and I really, really love doing it.

I really get a kick out of it.

Jen and I also like watching car racing.

We like going to a race track,

and we like watching cars race on the race track,

and when we do that,

it is something that you would describe

as saying that I get a rush out of it.

So when I go to the race track,

I get a rush out of watching the cars race around the track.

Car racing is something that I didn't used to watch

when I was younger,

but for the last 10 years, I have been a car racing fanatic,

and when I watch a car race, I get a rush out of it.

So when you say you get a kick out of something,

that means that you enjoy it a lot.

When you say that you get a rush out of something,

it's probably is even more excitement

than when you get a kick out of something.

Anyways, Bob the Canadian here,

and you're learning English with me every day.

I hope you're having a great day today.