And the Chirard the Casa for the Ventana.

Hi and welcome to Shift I've won a podcast about Speedy Race Cars.

How's your Spanish, Danny?

It's not great.

The only words I know are curse words

that Spanish students in my hometown told us at school.

I heard Casa, I think that's house. Rob, can you help me with the rest of it at all

Terr goodness now

La Casa poor la Ventana I think according to this weird website I found.

You doing what the car through the window?

You, you, this is to, no, no, no, this is to throw the house through the window.

Okay, he got window though, that was the hardest one.

Uh, which I think. Okay, he got window though. That was the hardest one.

Which I think is an idiom meaning to spare no expense. To throw the house through the window. I wonder what the window is to which they are referring that makes it such an expensive

situation. If you're a shift in what is it shift up for one podcast at gima lockcom let us know if you're right in about the etymology of

Spanish idioms. As mentioned this is a podcast about speedy race cars we'll get to

them eventually but first joining me is Daniel DwyerTwire. How are you, Danny?

I'm doing good.

I feel like we've been here before,

because we were.

We were talking for a patron exclusive podcast yesterday

for two hours, so it's good to be back. And a weird day

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