Hey friends, welcome to stacking pennies. Awesome episode last week. Appreciate all of the comments on that. That was a fun one talking to one of the greats and one of the greats behind him on the box with the Rainbow Warriors. Ray Everingham joined us in studio today. I'm excited about this one as well. He's got his hands still in a lot of stuff. We're going to talk about all things. 24th, Dodge. What else? I Rock Series. Now he's spent a lot of these guys back up. So Ryan and I are going to grill him a little bit and see if we're kind of goods we can get out of Ray Everingham and his successful Hall of Fame career. All sorts of different stuff. Motorsports show coming right up.

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All right, friends.

The wait is now over because we have another Hall of Famer.

Back-to-back weeks.

Look at us go, buddy.

Holy cow.

So we had Jeff Gordon sitting in that seat last week.

Now we have the man that was on top of his pit box for all of that success. Among many other things, please help me. Welcome, Ray Everingham. I get the golf clap and everything. That's cool that Jeff was on because we all know that, you know, I wouldn't be in the Hall of Fame without him. So cool, we're still, he's still like my little brother. So as soon as I heard he was on the show, I had to be on it. I know.

You know. You know, all your people reached out to our people. Now here we are. You said you were getting lunch with him this week. What is like a conversation now, you know, decades after all the success? Like what's, you said he's like your little brother. Like, what do you guys talk about? Talk about the things that he's doing. And he's doing a, I think he's doing a fantastic job over at Hendrick and, you know, doing the things that he does, keeping people going, motivated, organized. So we talk a little bit about business and, you know, we talk about family. You know, obviously his kids are growing up and, and becoming, you know, quite great little athletes themselves. We talk about our, you know,

our playing with the vintage cars and whatnot. Sometimes we try and talk about the old races that

we ran, but we, you know, as we get older, we disagree. No, that wasn't, we did, that wasn't

Darling's and that was Rockingham. No, no, no, no, we did that in Atlanta, you know, so it's funny.

It's funny how sometimes we remember an event. We just can't figure out where we did it.

It's funny you say that because I was reading your book, Trophies and Scars and loved it.

And you caught me right at the beginning because you called, we're both from the same part of Jersey, but you use the term clam diggers.

Yeah. Which no one really knows, but...

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