Tonight's show with Chevy's new line of electric vehicles including the bolt E.

今晚的節目中，雪佛蘭新的電動車系列，包括bolt E。

V.

V.

The first ever Silverado Evey and coming soon.

有史以來第一個銀色的埃維和即將到來。

The Equinox even guess what my favorite car name ever truck name ever Silverado.

Equinox甚至可以猜到我最喜歡的汽車名字是什麼，卡車名字是什麼，Silverado。

They must have when they realized no one else had taken that name.

當他們意識到沒有人取這個名字時，他們一定會這樣做。

They must have high fived each other until they all died.

他們一定是互相擊掌，直到他們全部死亡。

So these are the electric ones.

所以這些是電動的。

That's right.

這就對了。

It's the whole line of new electric vehicles and they are at the forefront of innovation.

這是新電動車的整個系列，他們處於創新的前沿。

Well, let me, first of all, I think, yes, they are innovating.

好吧，讓我，首先，我認為，是的，他們正在進行創新。

I think we could innovate as well.

我認為我們也可以進行創新。

How?

如何？

So I think we need to be drastically innovating constantly on the podcast to make sure that we change and grow and stay ahead of our audience.

是以，我認為我們需要在播客上不斷地進行大幅度的創新，以確保我們的變化和成長，並保持在我們的觀眾面前。

What do you suggest?

你有什麼建議？

I think I should, you should surprise me with a wild animal in the middle of every episode.

我想我應該，你應該在每一集的中間用野生動物給我一個驚喜。

Like not a large bear but a young bear that's not as quite as strong as me but could still hurt me and you just launch it at me halfway through the podcast and I have to fight it.

比如不是一隻大熊，而是一隻年輕的熊，它不像我那麼強壯，但仍然可以傷害我，而你只是在播客進行到一半時向我發射了它，我不得不和它戰鬥。

I have to fight an animal or a mountain lion or a bobcat and people would hear that and they would wonder every week.

我必須與動物或山獅或山貓搏鬥，人們聽到這些，每週都會想知道。

Yeah, I like Jeff Goldblum.

是的，我喜歡傑夫-高布倫。

I listen to Jeff Goldblum er yeah, you know Melanie, I listen to Melanie or you know taking Otero, I want to hear this techno Tero, wait a minute.

我聽Jeff Goldblum er 是的，你知道Melanie，我聽Melanie或者你知道服用Otero，我想聽這個techno Tero，等一下。

I want to wait and see what animal they throw on Conan that he has to fight off.

我想等著看他們把什麼動物扔到柯南身上，讓他去抵抗。

There's a real chance that you could die, you would die the first time we did it.

你真的有可能會死，我們第一次做的時候你就會死。

You can't fight animals like no.

你不能和動物打仗，就像沒有一樣。

What are you saying?

你在說什麼？

Yes, he can.

是的，他可以。

Oh, sorry.

哦，對不起。

Yeah, that's a good idea.

是的，這是個好主意。

Come on.

來吧。

I'm serious.

我是認真的。

Sorry.

對不起。

I don't mean to interrupt but I'm actually getting some information that, that there's more info to be had on Chevy and it comes from one of our producers here that we're not really getting to the nitty gritty like we should have.

我無意打斷，但我實際上得到了一些資訊，即關於雪佛蘭有更多的資訊，它來自我們這裡的一個製片人，我們沒有像我們應該做的那樣真正進入到細枝末節。

So let's bring that person out.

所以讓我們把那個人帶出來。

Yeah.

是的。

Well if it isn't Jordan's Slansky, well Jordan you have something you want to say about the podcast.

好吧，如果這不是喬丹的斯蘭斯基，那麼喬丹你對播客有什麼想說的。

Yeah.

是的。

Listen, this is an advertising segment.

聽著，這是一個廣告部分。

And rather than promoting your own self interest, your simple assignment was to mention that after 100 years of innovation, Chevrolet has taken some of their most popular vehicle models and made electric versions and it's all based on their multi um, battery or in the original latin pronunciation.

而不是促進你自己的利益，你的簡單任務是提到，經過100年的創新，雪佛蘭已經把他們最受歡迎的一些車輛模型和電動版本，它都是基於他們的多嗯，電池或在拉丁語的原始發音。

Multi.

多。

Um, and in fact that's just not true.

嗯，事實上，這只是不正確的。

In fact, the ancient romans who spoke latin and favored innovation themselves Would likely have appreciated the extended range of these vehicles because like Chevrolet in 80 countries, the ancient Roman Empire covered a lot of area centered of course around Rome in the Colosseum or as it was known back then the bathroom and you why does it always go to Italy.

事實上，講拉丁語和喜歡創新的古羅馬人很可能會欣賞這些車輛的擴展範圍，因為像雪佛蘭在80個國家，古羅馬帝國覆蓋了很多地區，當然是以羅馬的鬥獸場為中心，或者像它當時被稱為浴室，你為什麼總是去意大利。

It always goes, we've been talking about anything and we're in Italy within eight minutes.

它總是這樣，我們一直在談論任何事情，我們在八分鐘內就到了意大利。

You in particular should be thankful for the idea of innovation.

你尤其應該感謝創新的理念。

Because if we were still living in the roman empire, your desperate need for attention would likely have found you fed to the wild animals in the oh, that's what you're after.

因為如果我們還生活在羅馬帝國，你對關注的迫切需求很可能會發現你被餵養在野生動物中哦，這就是你的目的。

That's my dream.

這是我的夢想。

Now, while I, myself as a deep thinker and philosopher would likely have flourished and spent my days eating large quantities of cacho pepe pasta.

現在，雖然我自己作為一個深刻的思想家和哲學家可能會蓬勃發展，整天吃大量的cacho pepe意大利麵。

One of the four famous Roman pastas along with Carbonara Amatriciana and Grisha.

與Carbonara Amatriciana和Grisha並列的四大著名羅馬面食之一。

Now, the key to properly preparing those pastas is the use of the starchy pasta water as the Italians called Amido.

現在，正確準備這些麵食的關鍵是使用意大利人稱為Amido的澱粉質麵食水。

And in fact all of those roman dishes use pecorino romano cheese, which is made from sheep's milk.

而事實上，所有這些羅馬菜都使用佩科裡諾-羅馬諾奶酪，它是由綿羊奶製成的。

And those sheep are fed grass leading to a higher nutritional content.

而這些羊被餵養的草導致了更高的營養含量。

Specifically in the area of conjugated linoleic acid, omega three fatty acids and no, no, no, you're about to be tackled by my security.

特別是在共軛亞油酸、歐米伽三脂肪酸領域，不，不，不，你即將被我的安全問題所困擾。

Uh, jordans.

呃，喬丹。

I miss you.

我想念你。

I guess.

我猜。

I love you if you're a real person, Jordan's Slansky, thank you very much everybody.

我愛你，如果你是一個真正的人，約旦的斯蘭斯基，非常感謝大家。