In Britain, to be on the razzle means to be celebrating wildly. This is part of a complete episode.
Do you know the expression on the razzle? No, it sounds British. It is British. If you’re on the razzle, then you’re celebrating wildly.
Oh, okay, nice. It has to do with razzle dazzle. You got noisemakers or something going on?
Yeah, on the razzle. 877-99-9673.
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