Is there a finer way to start one's morning and to spend approximately a half hour or so with Connor Daly talking about Indycar, NASCAR now, and hair?

I don't believe so.

Connor Daly, are you up for this three-pronged week in IndyCar guest Q&A,

brought you by Cooper Tires, the Justice Brothers in Toronto Motorsports.com.

Challenge.

I'm very excited for it.

I've been looking forward to it all morning and strapped in and ready to go.

Back from the gym.

Showered or just raw back from the gym and pounding coffee?

Nope, no shower yet. Just sat down in the office chair, figuring out how,

realistically, I had a question that I was going to tweet myself and I'm really not sure

how this happens,

but I don't do many activities in my house. I don't have people over. I come into my house.

I sit down on my couch. I do my work. I ride my indoor bicycle sometimes. I play video games

and I stream into the internet. How does my house get dirty? I don't

understand where the dust comes from. I don't know where like these little, like little like

materials. I don't know where they come from. I was like, how does my house get dirty when

nothing happens in here? And so I, I'm wondering what, you know, if the world is just a dusty place,

you know, or a dirty place, it's something that's a question that I would like to ask.

And you know what? We need the internet to answer. Yes. It's just part of adult life.

It is. I think it's an IndyCar driver's equivalent of tire marbles following them around.

So maybe Kara Adams from Firestone could kind of tell us how this maybe this phenomenon follows

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