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One of the things I'd never seen before in my life until I moved here to Australia, driving with no shoes on.

Patsy, where do you stand on this, your shoeless driving?

Oh, I have done it before in my younger years, even in a manual, which, you know, took a bit of coordination.

Would I do it now definitely not, no?

I think it's a bit Bougainvillea, and it might wreck the pedicure.

Oh, I didn't know who were going to go that way.

Also, I love the way that my wife does this sometimes.

I ask a question.

I just want a yes or none ago.

Would I, would I, start interviewing themselves.

I'll give you the history of my drive. That's what I'm saying then.

Breaking it down by car type and automatic.

Would I do that now?

Bogan Villar.

I'm a big fan of driving with no shoes.

I actually feel like you get a better contact on the pedal because you're raw to it and you've got a better, you got more feeling.

You get raw to it.

Yes, because with a shoe on, you can't really put it away around.

He's powering their car into a river or something because they couldn't get any kind of feel or contact.

We've been driving for decades with shoes on.

I don't know, with shoes you can't feel where your feet are.

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