What is Aisle 4?
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Aisle 4: This term is used when trying to refer to something so; extraordinary, superb, or radical; that those words just don't sum it up. Also used to exemplify the high degree of a positive quality that an noun has.
Q:"So, was the trip fun?" A:"Bro, it was Aisle 4."
It was like Aisle 4.
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