Stacking them deep, selling them cheap.

It tastes like gasoline, rubber, and victory.

Where's out here?

Stacking, patty.

All right, ladies and gentlemen, we are in the King's Qu up here in level cross sitting next to two guys who need no introduction.

But to my right, the man in the cowboy hat and sunglasses is the king, Mr. Richard Petty.

And to his right, eight-time championship winning crew chief, Mr. Dale Inman.

And to my left, last but not least, Ryan Flores.

Yeah, I have not won as many races.

Not even close.

Man, what an honor to be talking to you guys for a couple minutes right here on stacking pennies.

But right before we jumped on, you asked, where the pennies at?

Right, I don't know where the pennies are.

I'm going to tell you where the pennies are. I'm going to tell you where the pennies are in. Tell me where the pennies are there. So when I first came into the Cup Series, I was getting beat up.

Some of it was my own doing, some of it was everybody else is doing, right?

And I was beat down.

I was had no confidence.

I started seeing a sport psychologist and we started figuring out what these pennies were over the

course of the weekend that I had control over like not cussing on the radio pit road rolling speed all

these things to like keep me motivated okay to eventually hopefully win one race only one hundred and

ninety nine short of you but we rode all the way up here here today just to pick your guy's brain a little bit.

We're obviously in the 75th year NASCAR, and you have been the guy,

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