Claire worked in the marketing department for an up-and-coming artisan bakery.

Unfortunately, the artisan bakery in question was so up-and-coming.

Nobody actually knew it existed.

But then she had the really good idea to use Canva to create a business plan.

It looked good, really, really good. Their investors thought so too.

And now their hot cakes are selling like, well, exactly.

Thanks, Canber. This is some NEM-Fi F-A-M-F-A-M, and welcome to Shift-F-Wana podcast about speedy race cars.

That, by the way, is Hungarian for Don't speak my lips so my head doesn't hurt.

Whoa. That sounded just like what the crazy lady in the woods told me right before my life fell

apart. Whoa. Well, that, Danny, as you probably now know, is roughly equivalent to what he

doesn't know won't hurt him. Perhaps the opposite of what was going on between Leclair and Ferrari this weekend. But we'll get to that later. I'm Drew Scanlan joining me. Danny O'Dwyer. How are you, Danny? How am I? How am I? Well, this break is coming up. We kind of just had a break. And now we have another break. Yeah. And you know, yeah, and you know when you like, you leave the restaurant, you want to have, you know, you get that dessert. Leaves a good taste in your mouth. You know, you're skipping down the street. You're feeling good about yourself. I don't necessarily, I don't necessarily have that feeling at the moment. And it's not maybe because of Hungary in particular.

It was an interesting weekend, maybe, if a little boring. But it's just, I don't know,

this and the race before it. You're saying the vibes are off. Yeah, yeah. I think I'm feeling it.

I think Lewis Hamilton's feeling it. I think some, you know, it feels a little,

it's a little bit funny out there in the world of F1.

Also, feeling it, Rob Zakeney.

How are you, Rob?

Not too bad.

Largely in agreement with Danny.

The vibes are off.

Okay, well, we're going to get to the bottom of these vibes,

everyone. If you're going to get to the bottom of these vibes, everyone.

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