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And his engineer said back, must be the water.

I don't think he thought he pissed himself, but I guess we won't really ever know. And then in March, we should clarify, the FIA was like, no, this doesn't include in race communications. But that was already after there had been such a huge reaction to people thinking it was.

I don't think he thought he pissed himself, but I guess we won't really ever know. And then in March, we should clarify, the FIA was like, no, this doesn't include in race communications. But that was already after there had been such a huge reaction to people thinking it was.

I don't think he thought he pissed himself, but I guess we won't really ever know. And then in March, we should clarify, the FIA was like, no, this doesn't include in race communications. But that was already after there had been such a huge reaction to people thinking it was.

So it's again, like just apparently they're not going to be worried about that right now, but they obviously can change their minds and decide that that's not the case if they feel like it, which again, makes drivers sort of anxious and scared and confused.

So it's again, like just apparently they're not going to be worried about that right now, but they obviously can change their minds and decide that that's not the case if they feel like it, which again, makes drivers sort of anxious and scared and confused.

So it's again, like just apparently they're not going to be worried about that right now, but they obviously can change their minds and decide that that's not the case if they feel like it, which again, makes drivers sort of anxious and scared and confused.

That's, I think, ultimately the question, right? It's like, why are they doing this? And to your point about the NBA dress code, there were some very pointed comments made by the head of the FIA, Mohammed bin Salayem, about not wanting drivers to be like rappers.

That's, I think, ultimately the question, right? It's like, why are they doing this? And to your point about the NBA dress code, there were some very pointed comments made by the head of the FIA, Mohammed bin Salayem, about not wanting drivers to be like rappers.

That's, I think, ultimately the question, right? It's like, why are they doing this? And to your point about the NBA dress code, there were some very pointed comments made by the head of the FIA, Mohammed bin Salayem, about not wanting drivers to be like rappers.

And Lewis Hamilton, who is the only black F1 driver, one of the best drivers of all time in Formula One, came forward and said, hey, man, it feels like you're making a pretty like obviously racially coded commentary there about not wanting your sport to seem black when you're using the term rapper. So that's ultimately the question. Why are they doing this?

And Lewis Hamilton, who is the only black F1 driver, one of the best drivers of all time in Formula One, came forward and said, hey, man, it feels like you're making a pretty like obviously racially coded commentary there about not wanting your sport to seem black when you're using the term rapper. So that's ultimately the question. Why are they doing this?

And Lewis Hamilton, who is the only black F1 driver, one of the best drivers of all time in Formula One, came forward and said, hey, man, it feels like you're making a pretty like obviously racially coded commentary there about not wanting your sport to seem black when you're using the term rapper. So that's ultimately the question. Why are they doing this?

And there was also another incident where there was an attempted jewelry ban a few years ago. And Lewis came to his press conference at the Miami Grand Prix that week with three watches on, tons of rings and all this jewelry on just to prove a point.

And there was also another incident where there was an attempted jewelry ban a few years ago. And Lewis came to his press conference at the Miami Grand Prix that week with three watches on, tons of rings and all this jewelry on just to prove a point.

And there was also another incident where there was an attempted jewelry ban a few years ago. And Lewis came to his press conference at the Miami Grand Prix that week with three watches on, tons of rings and all this jewelry on just to prove a point.

Lewis Hamilton himself joked that he had a piercing because he has a nose ring, and he was saying that there was a piercing other than his nose ring that he couldn't take out, that people can't see. And it was a joke, but for a very long time, many of us believed it was not a joke.

Lewis Hamilton himself joked that he had a piercing because he has a nose ring, and he was saying that there was a piercing other than his nose ring that he couldn't take out, that people can't see. And it was a joke, but for a very long time, many of us believed it was not a joke.

Lewis Hamilton himself joked that he had a piercing because he has a nose ring, and he was saying that there was a piercing other than his nose ring that he couldn't take out, that people can't see. And it was a joke, but for a very long time, many of us believed it was not a joke.

I was on it, though. I was right there on ABC. Oh, I remember. I remember.