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The airline and the golf course, the thing they have in common is that you could be having a really bad day at both. If you're playing bad on the golf course and then someone hits you in the leg with their shot that went way out of bounds and didn't yell for, yeah, you might get in a little bit of a fight over that. If you're playing really well, though, I mean, you got to let that one slide.

The airline and the golf course, the thing they have in common is that you could be having a really bad day at both. If you're playing bad on the golf course and then someone hits you in the leg with their shot that went way out of bounds and didn't yell for, yeah, you might get in a little bit of a fight over that. If you're playing really well, though, I mean, you got to let that one slide.

I would pretend I've never met this person, I don't know this person, and just, like Pablo said, drive to the nearest halfway station or whatever and pretend I have to go to the bathroom.

I would pretend I've never met this person, I don't know this person, and just, like Pablo said, drive to the nearest halfway station or whatever and pretend I have to go to the bathroom.

I would pretend I've never met this person, I don't know this person, and just, like Pablo said, drive to the nearest halfway station or whatever and pretend I have to go to the bathroom.

I hope they're not. I like playing by myself. It's great.

I hope they're not. I like playing by myself. It's great.

I hope they're not. I like playing by myself. It's great.

FIA, the governing body of Formula One, has decided recently a battle that they want to pick in Formula One is that they do not want swearing to happen, specifically in post-race interviews, but more vaguely in general around Formula One races. And they want their drivers to clean up their acts, basically, to stop swearing on camera.

FIA, the governing body of Formula One, has decided recently a battle that they want to pick in Formula One is that they do not want swearing to happen, specifically in post-race interviews, but more vaguely in general around Formula One races. And they want their drivers to clean up their acts, basically, to stop swearing on camera.

FIA, the governing body of Formula One, has decided recently a battle that they want to pick in Formula One is that they do not want swearing to happen, specifically in post-race interviews, but more vaguely in general around Formula One races. And they want their drivers to clean up their acts, basically, to stop swearing on camera.

As Kevin said, swearing seems like it's part of driving, right? The famous expression is, rubbing people the wrong way is racing. That's what you always hear drivers say. So I was really surprised when the FIA, thanks for the chocolate, Kevin, decided to... No, I got what you were doing.

As Kevin said, swearing seems like it's part of driving, right? The famous expression is, rubbing people the wrong way is racing. That's what you always hear drivers say. So I was really surprised when the FIA, thanks for the chocolate, Kevin, decided to... No, I got what you were doing.

As Kevin said, swearing seems like it's part of driving, right? The famous expression is, rubbing people the wrong way is racing. That's what you always hear drivers say. So I was really surprised when the FIA, thanks for the chocolate, Kevin, decided to... No, I got what you were doing.

He had to serve community service. And he ended up serving community service, I think, in Rwanda around the time of the F1 awards at the end of the season. Yeah.

He had to serve community service. And he ended up serving community service, I think, in Rwanda around the time of the F1 awards at the end of the season. Yeah.

He had to serve community service. And he ended up serving community service, I think, in Rwanda around the time of the F1 awards at the end of the season. Yeah.

And then a month later, Charles Leclerc, a driver for Ferrari, also drops an F-bomb in a post-race interview and immediately realizes his mistake.

And then a month later, Charles Leclerc, a driver for Ferrari, also drops an F-bomb in a post-race interview and immediately realizes his mistake.

And then a month later, Charles Leclerc, a driver for Ferrari, also drops an F-bomb in a post-race interview and immediately realizes his mistake.