OTOSOT 74

Smith and Sniff

Jonny Smith and Richard Porter

Top Gear, Road Trips, 5th Gear, The Grand Tour, Leisure, Cars, Automotive, Improv, Comedy

5 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2025

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

In this week’s listener questions show, Jonny and Richard give answers on interesting things bought from petrol stations, finding a car for someone’s friend, deciding if a listener is having a midlife car crisis, and strange things written on car badges.

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0:00.0	I'm Richard Porter.
0:02.7	I'm Johnny Smith.
0:04.1	And this is on the other side of things,
0:05.8	the Smith and Sniff spin-off in which we answer your questions.
0:13.0	Welcome to the Autosot.
0:16.0	Welcome.
0:16.7	Here we are again.
0:17.9	To the place.
0:19.5	Questions to be answered.
0:22.2	And I'm going to start with one from a listener in, well, as he describes it, the Philly
0:31.8	suburbs.
0:33.0	Oh.
0:34.0	Which I assume in to Philadelphia and not.
0:38.2	Well, I don't know. Well, I don't know.
0:40.0	Well, I don't know.
0:40.1	There's nowhere that starts with a Phil in the UK.
0:42.7	Anyway, Mike Esser is his name, and he seems to be in Philadelphia.
0:47.5	His question is simply, what's your most interesting petrol station store purchase?
0:54.9	Um, for context, he says, I left my local gas station store with this classy perfume.
1:02.7	Latafa shake hayuka.
1:05.2	What?
1:05.7	Perfumed spray.
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