And the You know I was just saying the same thing to be able to

You know I was just saying the same thing to my priest this morning. It's really weird that you bring that up.

That fits.

Yenaku Teriatu, which is I don't know in Tamil, one of the many official languages of Singapore, including English.

Get off the fence Singapore, pick a lane.

There are five official languages, English a Malayay, I'm sorry.

Four, there was just a line break between Malay and Huet.

Hwahue Mandarin.

Why you Mandarin? I'm not, man.

Why you, why are why you American just because apparently that's standard Chinese

okay standard Chinese I bet that's what Mandarin people say I bet all those. They're like yeah that's standards Chinese and then

everyone else speaking all the other 900 types of Chinese are like that's

fuck you it's just standard because you do it.

it.

Welcome to Shift I want a podcast about speed-raised cars.

We are racing this weekend in Singapore, which is, I mean, I'm looking at a map right now,

actually. It has got to be some kind of crazy melting pot because it's right not only is it a city state

but it's right well it's on the tip of Malaysia and right to the north of Indonesia.

Yeah. And I feel like that region already,

like the Southeast Asia toward Oceania region

is already like a weird melting pot.

Yeah, it's weird that even hearing Tamil is like one of its main language which is predominantly like a like a South Indian Sri Lankan language I believe it's like that's not even really that close.

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