All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of the Untitled Jeff Buck podcast.

I'm your host Jeff Buck, and I'm here at New Hampshire Motor Speedway with a very special guest tonight.

It is Dan Gelson from the Associated Press.

Dan, how are you?

Jeff, I'm doing great.

How are you? You tried to grab the mic. You can't take the mic from me.

You know, there's like some rule that you're supposed to like never give up the mic.

You just tried it again.

I just tried it again. I'm really nervous about this because I saw our good friend,

Nate Ryan, who spends all day editing his podcast getting out the ums the

blank pauses the spaces so I feel like I have to speak fast quickly and with no breaks in the

conversation well I'm a notorious ummer and sometimes in the podcast I go back through and I'll

edit the ums out but on a late night like this,

when you're offering up possible beers in Concord, North Carolina after this is over,

I don't know that I will edit the ums out.

So I'm going to try, like you said, to just not say the ums,

and we'll just get through a smooth, nice podcast.

So let's get into it and let's talk about Denny Hamlin's lobster phobia-filled victory

at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Now, it didn't look like Denny necessarily had the best car all day, but he was able to get

to Victory Lane for the first win for Joe Gibbs racing this year.

And he ran from a lobster like a little girl what

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