Q&A 105 - Plato banger racing
6/5/202633 min
In this week’s On The Other Side Of Things question answering show, Jonny and Richard tackle cars for going banger racing with Jason Plato in 2029, car name mispronunciations, a dilemma with a Freelander 1, and Britain’s best service station.
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First 90 secondsRichard Porter· Host0:00
[upbeat music] I'm Richard Porter.
Johnny Smith· Host0:02
I'm Johnny Smith.
Richard Porter· Host0:03
And this is On the Other Side of Things, the Smith and Sniff spinoff in which we answer your questions.
Johnny Smith· Host0:08
[upbeat music] Hark, question time.
Richard Porter· Host0:15
On the Other Side of Things, our second show on a Friday. Half an hour of answering your questions. I'm going to dive straight in, as is my usual- This is becoming- ... habit ...
Johnny Smith· Host0:24
habitual now. You are- Let's just, let's not faff around ... I feel- We've only got 30 minutes ... I feel like you're being competitive.
Richard Porter· Host0:29
In fact, so.
Johnny Smith· Host0:30
I feel like there's a competitive nature brewing- No, I just, I just- ... here ...
Richard Porter· Host0:33
just, just getting on with it. Um- Are you? But I'm gonna start with a message from a listener called Tom, who says, "Bonjour, my two favorite iffy clutches." [laughs] "It's 2029, and Plato Racing is imperious. His jackets have taken Wigan by storm." [laughs] "He wants to branch out into banger racing- Oh, wow ... and has summoned you both. What, what will your voiture of choice be?" Is Tom French or is he just, like, occasionally using French words? I can't tell. Um, he says, "What will your voiture of choice be, and how will you negotiate merging the color schemes of Plato purple and Smith and Sniff mustard?"
Johnny Smith· Host1:10
Oh, easy.
Richard Porter· Host1:11
So he ends with [laughs] he says, he ends with, "Salut, tronco, gracias, tio, adios." I assume that is Spanish for, "Cheers, mate. Thanks, mate. Bye"?
Johnny Smith· Host1:20
Yeah.
Richard Porter· Host1:21
Gracias and adios I know. The rest of it- I think so. Anyway.
Johnny Smith· Host1:25
Yeah.
Richard Porter· Host1:25
So what car are we going to enter banger racing-