All right.

All right, we are here after the Daytona 500.

Welcome everybody to another episode of what's still called the Untitled Jeff Glock

podcast.

But this week, it's the Untitled Jeff Gluck and Matt Weaver podcast because finally Matt Weaver,

you're joining me on the podcast. How are you, Matt? Well, this is the Great American

Untitled Jeff Kluck podcast. The Great American Untitled Jeff Gluck podcast. That's a mouthful,

but I like it. I like it. We just saw the Great American race

kind of long for one for starters. It's late at night here at Daytona. I'm not sure I expected

it to go on that long. Maybe I should have after the Xfinity race. But wow, what's your first

impressions of what we just saw? My first impression is that I feel like sometimes as writers,

we're guilty of probably exaggerating the truth sometimes.

You know, when you see a great finish or you see a great race or a bad race

or whatever the case is, it's always the best or it's the worst.

In this case, I feel like we literally

saw everything there as possibly to see in a single race. I mean, you had, you know, the massive

amount of carnage. You had the guys running out of fuel in the last lap. You had a dramatic battle

for the lead. You really had a lot of everything. I mean, when the guys weren't crashing, the racing was captivating

because they were kind of dangling their feet over the edge so much and then falling off.

And so it made for fun racing, but then there was just so much carnage.

There really was a lot of carnage, and I think that took away from the racing for me. I thought it was very

hirky jerky. It was tough to get any sort of a rhythm. You know what I mean? Like just when they'd get

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