Jonny Smith

But I really wouldn't worry, Tom, unless you're crashing up and down your drive at 20 miles an hour like Nick Nolte in some 80s film.

then I'd say you're probably going to be okay.

I've got that image in my head again of, is it 48 hours with him in that poor 59 Cadillac where he's just ruining that car up and down curbs and all sorts.

He really does get up utterly trashed.

Like, is it really a big issue?

No, I mean, it's often the plastic, it's just the plastics around where the seatbelts anchored to the B pillow and stuff like that.

You get a creaky plastic, but I mean, yes.

Like you said,

you're not going to need to worry about it for 12 years or more.

If it was a Triumph Herald with 150,000 miles on the clock and the rear sills were definitely a little bit brand flaky, then yeah, you're going to notice.

That's true, actually.

We have real car industry engineers who listen to this podcast.

Unbelievably.

I don't know if there's a short one.

If you find a short one.

My cat's just decided to...

I'm Johnny Smith. I'm Richard Porter. And this is Smith & Sniff, a podcast in which two friends talk about cars and many other things.

I accidentally started by strimmer late last night. It was a true accidental start. Was it in your sitting room at the time? It wasn't in the house, but it was in the garage, albeit with the door open, but...

It was dark, so no one in their right mind was ever going to do any streaming, unless they had night vision goggles, which is just very odd. And I know that my next door neighbor's got young children, so I fear that I've become a bit of a bastard. Petrol streamer. Very two-stroke. Yeah, very two-stroke. So, look, let me rewind slightly and explain how I accidentally did this.

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