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All right, so Rick Hendrick, he's in the house. He's at the table.

A lot of people excited about this one. I'm excited about this one. Thanks for coming, Rick.

It's great to be here. Yeah. I was wondering why you never asked me.

All right, you kidding me? You're a hard guy to track down. You're busy. So a lot of places we can go with this.

Yeah.

But the one thing that I always feel compelled to tell people about Rick when, you know,

talking about our relationship and going to drive for him and, you know, why I decided to go to HMS and all those things is I feel like a lot of people don't know the family connection with Rick and my grandfather, Robert G.

And so, you know, people just think that I know Rick from NASCAR and cup racing and, but it goes

way beyond that. So you and my grandfather, Robert G, on my mom's side, he was a body man in

business and uncle Robert G. Jr. works here at Junior Motorsports. Jimmy G., his brother, my uncle also, worked here as well.

All those guys are in racing.

Y'all grew up in the same town.

Yep, we grew up in South Hill, Virginia.

And when I was 15 years old, I went to Robert's Body Shop,

and he put a scoop on my 65 Chevel. A hood scoop. A hood scoop. What'd you want that on there for? Because it was cool back then. So he had a body shop. How old was he then at the time? Colley, I don't know. You'll have to do the math. I don't know. I mean, he was old enough to own a body shop, I guess, right? Well, it was called a flying A station, and a couple of the drag race guys were there,

and Robert, and I was almost afraid to go in there to ask him, would he do this scoop on my hood?

And he did, and I met him then.

Then when I moved to Charlotte in 1977, Robert was running a dirt car. He came over and he said,

hey, I've got this dirt car. How about helping me out? And so we kind of rekindle that relationship

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