And the Throw a wobbly

wobbly and welcome to shift f1 a podcast about speedy race cars. That by the

way is a British idiom meaning to become very angry.

And there certainly was a lot of that after this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix.

I'm Drew Scanlon. Joining me, Danny O'Dwyer, how are you, Danny? I'm good. I'm, I'm, I'm, I always love

when it's the British idioms because it's just stuff I'd say usually, you know, I'm not a britt,

but it's like, it's close enough. There's a lot of shared vocabulary between

both of the major British Isles. I'm doing all right. Apologies in advance, if I'm a little bit

tired or groggy, I just got off a plane

across country and in the door of a relative 10 minutes ago but most importantly I

did remember to bring the Formula One book of death so we will be talking about that later on

I'll see joining us Rob exactly how are you Rob?

Doing great you know throw a wobbly though is one thing I don't think an Irish person would say. I don't, that I don't think Wobbly is used as idiomatically in Irish speech as English.

That's true. Rob has like some, I mean Rob is a very intelligent person.

Rob's knowledge of some very idiosyncratic British and Irish stuff is genuinely impressive.

He's right.

We wouldn't necessarily say that, but I understand it just from hearing them shouting

it from the other island.

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