All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of the 12 questions podcast.

My name is Jeff Buck, and each week I ask the same 12 questions to a different race car driver and up next is a J. Almondinger of Colleg.

He's set to do double duty this week at Cota.

Although if you're listening to this on the free feed, it was probably last week.

But that's okay. Either way,

he should be relevant at Coda because he's obviously a road course ace, and I wanted to

get him on the podcast in advance of that. So at Phoenix, he was sitting around in his hotel room,

waiting for the track to open and was enjoying,

I guess, sort of leisurely mornings.

We were able to hop on a Zoom and do the interview then.

Here is our conversation for the 12 questions.

All right, everybody, I'm here with AJ Almondinger.

And AJ, I'm happy to have you on here because I know you're always just going to deliver

good answers. So I'm just pumped about this already.

I don't know if they're good. They're truthful answers. I'll give you that.

That's what I'm looking for.

Yeah. The first question is, how do you feel about people reclining their seats on airplanes?

I don't mind it if you look at the person that's behind you.

Oh, okay. So I'm a small guy. You know, you get a big guy or, you know, it's a bigger,

bigger person in front of me and they need a little room. Like, I'm okay with that. But, you know,

I'm not going to turn around and see a big person behind me that's already

crammed in there and then try to shove my seat back so just a little courtesy that's so nice

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