And the Well, John Hancock, and welcome to Shiftif won a podcast about speedy race cars. I'm Drew Scanlon joining me this week is

one Rob Zachney. How are you Rob? Doing well really hoping that that intro is not

like hope I is not like,

I hope I'm not like getting insight

and how people from other countries feel

when they hear your other intros

where it's like, well, that's not right.

Why did you just say that?

Mr. Scanlon that, that board is unoffensive.

It, you know, I kind of did the American equivalent.

Usually what I do is I go to like a language site and see like common phrases. But for this this one I went to BBC America.com and found an article

that's entitled 10 American slang terms and phrases that confuse Brits.

So I said one of them.

Well, John Hancock was one of them?

John Hancock.

Just the phrase, John Hancock.

Let me have you John Hancock.

So other interesting ones on here, if you'd like to hear them.

I would. For the birds. Oh, I love that one. That one is in common use of

around the house. A lot of these like I didn't realize were Americanisms, right? I know that they're idioms, but I don't know that they're specific to America.

Put up your dukes, um, buying the farm, Jonesing for something, shooting the breeze, Monday morning quarterback.

Yeah, I can see that one doesn't travel.

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