 Pishposh. Pishposh. Pishposh. Pishposh. It means... Posh is... I think that actually means... It's like... Why are you doing that? That's a Pishposh. Oh, no. That's lame, right? I think it's more like... That's very clean. Or something stupid. Like, that's Pishposh. I find... Bottle it. Bottle it. Shut up. Bottle it. Yeah, that's why I stopped. Yeah, definitely shut up, right? Like, shut your mouth. So, like, close the pothole. Pollywobbles. Pollywobbles. Pollywobbles. Pollywobbles. I want to check with an actual British accent and say this one. Pollywobbles. Can one of you guys please say Pollywobbles? Pollywobbles. I love it. Pollywobbles. I love it. Wow. Is that, like, Pollywobbles? Like, if you're nervous? Plastered. That means extremely drunk. Okay. I also heard someone say pissed for that. Like, I'm pissed. I was like... Plastered. Wilyway. Wilyway. All right. Well, I don't think that means the same thing in America. Wilyway. Wilyway. It's like this. I don't know. That's amazing. That's amazing. Is this used in a you're a corker? Or being a corker? A corker is a corker. Is it someone who is like a nuisance? Oh, yeah. That's what I was going to say. I want to say, like, some crazy man. You're being a corker. A corker. It's earwax. Do you want to go on tour with us? Earwig. Earwig. Earwax. It's like a wig. Those are bugs that go in your air and if they bite you, you can die. No, no, no. I got it. I got it. Wait, what's happening here? I got it. I got it. It's Harry Potter's and Owl's sister. Earwig. Earwig. That makes sense. That's the word that we say in America. Where are some of it? Um, um. COVID already got it. You know what I'm saying? When they listen in on a common word. You stropping? Beep beep. Poke. Poke. Um. It's funny. Like, say. Maybe they're just really loud. I'm honking. I'm honking. I'm honking. Honking. Honking. Honking. You're tired. No, no. It's empty. It wasn't empty. I have, I've got no idea. Come on. Thank you.