Welcome to DNF. This is the greatest F1 podcast in the world. You already knew that. It's

not because of me, Spencer Hall. It's because I get to talk to this person every week just

because Mattana, the real expert here. Hi, Jessica. How are we doing? That was too nice.

Let's start over. No, no. We have to listen. This is like if you, this is like if you

stall out on the grid, we just have to keep going. You just have to keep, unless you're

Lewis Hamilton, because then you get a special role model clause and you were getting worse

trouble. The ladies race, the developmental race on Saturday, I believe it was had a stall

out. Just like I haven't seen that in a while, but in Austin, just one of the cars just

decided it was night night. Time for night night did not go. And I thought that would

be me. I would totally. Yeah. Yeah. That's like every, I've had like the live meme thought

where I looked at it. And I was like Monday. Yeah. That was like what could have happened

to Charlotte Claire because I read that he was on pain killers during this race, Spencer,

because he had a tooth infection, which seems like I hope it was just I profaned, but

I kept fathom driving a Formula One car on pain killers. This is, I say that I can

end, but that probably doesn't speak well to some decisions I made in my 20s. Certainly

not. This is also doesn't do anything to complicate my understanding that these are, some

of these are very rich lads and that they do nothing, but eat Toblerone and chocolate

and do the things that you would do if you had been raised fabulously wealthy and decided

to become an F1 driver. Like food's not real, right? You're just like, oh, I can do whatever.

The mini Toblerones and the duty for resection of the airport are unequivocally the best

small snack you can buy in the whole travel game. I'm assuming that their private jets

probably don't, you know, force them to walk through the regular people terminals, but

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