Le bruit et l'odeur

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"Le bruit et l'odeur" (French pronunciation: [ləbʁɥi e lɔˈdœʁ]) refers to a speech given in 1991 by Jacques Chirac, the mayor of Paris who later became French president; it translates as "the noise and the smell."