Speaker 1: Now I've been learning a lot, you know, talking to
people from from your part of the world. You know,
we have we have a lot of guests from there
on the show, and I love the music that comes
out of there. But I just learned I just learned
yesterday from a friend of mine who's British. You know,
pants that over I guess over there, Like, if you
want to express this approval for something but you don't
want to swear, you say pants.
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 1: Or if she's just messing with me?
Speaker 2: Oh you can't, no, no, you can do. Oh, that's
that's complete. Usually it's when something is complete pants, so
that you complete rubbish or garbage or whatever. Oh, that's
that's that's total pants, you know, Okay, yeah, pants, Pants
to us aren't trousers. Pants are the underwear.
Speaker 1: So oh okay, right right, yeah that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so so it's yeah, it's like and I mean
people also say nickers in in the in the UK,
which again is another word for underwear that I've heard
that pants. Yeah, something's a bit pants. It's not a
very strong. It's something that's a little bit not very good.
If it was really bad, then it would be worse
than pants. There's just a little bit rubbish. Is a
bit pans