I also think it's "spit in your gin". It definitely sounds like "in", not "on", hence gin and not chin. Gin goes with the whole white-collar thing, too.
I'm not sure gin is correct. Their official site has it down as "spit in your chin." Though that doesn't make much sense either.
I also think it's "spit in your gin". It definitely sounds like "in", not "on", hence gin and not chin. Gin goes with the whole white-collar thing, too.
I'm not sure gin is correct. Their official site has it down as "spit in your chin." Though that doesn't make much sense either.
I'm not sure gin is correct. Their official site has it down as "spit in your chin." Though that doesn't make much sense either.