To all of those who loved him, all of us who still look for the black number three in the field,

if you look real hard, they say you can still see him there.

If you listen with us to the following song, well, perhaps you just might feel him here with us tonight.

Ladies and gentlemen here to remember Dale Earnhardt.

Matt, do you have any Dale Earnhardt memories?

I do remember him dying. I remember, you know, everyone standing on the third lap of the subsequent race and, you know, how moving that was.

Did they race the next weekend? Do you recall, DC?

I have no idea.

It'd be interesting to know.

Do you know if it was the next weekend, Matt? I don't know.

I'm sure they didn't cancel anything.

Yeah, that seems safe.

The people had paid money for the race after all.

That was the peak era, too.

We were ricking in the bucks.

Yeah, but we've got Matt Bruning with us.

I think that the, partly the the genesis of this is, I haven't listened to your latest podcast,

but I know on there you did reveal that you'd been to Texas.

I just gathered that from the title.

As did I, yeah.

And so yeah, we'd seen each other then and you'd mention at that point that if we were going to do something,

that you had seen the Woodstock documentary, but apparently we're not receiving large amounts of enthusiasm from your entire podcasting team about spending a lot of time talking about the Woodstock documentary.

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