All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of The Teardown.

My name is Jeff Lutman.

I'm a welcome to my co-worker, George Mdolki, lead to a athletic

for this podcast.

After each race, I'm very happy that you guys joined us tonight because we're talking about

Richmond, the second race of the NASCAR playoffs for 2020.

And I don't know.

For me, you know, I could see the whole debate unfolding in real time on

Twitter over whether this was a good race there's a lot of people going back and forth you could

see sort of like the the purest element of it like I think even you know drivers I saw you know

like Matt Tiff Ryan Var Vargas, people like that.

And they were saying, hey, this is good.

This is like an old school race, you know.

But then you had a lot of fans.

And I'm going to put myself in this category as well who, you know, we're like, man, I mean, there was no cautions in this race, a short track race.

For the first time, you know, there's only the third time since 2002 that there's been no

natural cautions. I'm not counting the stage cautions and competition caution. There was no

incidents, you know. So, you know, for me, uh, I would expect more out of a place that was once known as the action track.

But let's start out by, uh, by debating this, Jordan.

What do you think?

I think you need to learn how to manage your expectations a little bit.

I mean, this was a typical Richmond race.

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