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All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of The Teardown.

My name is Jeff Gluck.

I'm along with my coworker, Jordan Bianchi.

We are motorsports writers for the athletic.

And I am still here at Michigan International Speedway, a day later than planned.

And I believe that myself and my coworker Jordan Bianchi are on speaking terms, although that seemed to be in question from race winner Tyler Reddick, right in the post race news conference, Jordan. He says, before he answers my question, he wants to know, are we on speaking terms? Are we good, Jordan? We had a contentious episode last week. We've never not been good. We've never gone periods of time without

speaking to each other. We were, we were great. Like, we may disagree, but we walk away. We shake hands and

move on. What about the death stare from last week? I mean, you gave me a death stare. That was, that was, you were upset. It was in the moment, but once we were done recording, we move forward.

We don't look back to last week.

We're looking forward.

Eyes forward.

Oh, okay.

So you're, okay.

So you didn't mind that everybody came out, you know, we already.

It was a lot of everybody.

A lot of people disagreed with you. We've hashed this out on our emergency

podcast, our reaction to the Austin Dillon stuff. We actually, we ended up coming to kind of the same

consensus. Yeah. Sure. Largely. I mean, largely. If you miss that episode, we recorded it

Wednesday when the penalties came out, go back and give that a listen.

The latest is that Austin, Dylan, and Richard Childress didn't want to comment really, you know, this week because they have a penalty, an appeal hearing coming out Wednesday.

And who knows what that could bring, right?

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