And we are back for another episode of the untitled Jeff Luck podcast.

I'm your host, Jeff Luck, and today's a social spotlight edition of the podcast,

where I am talking to Brendan Gone of Richard Childers Racing.

Now, really, this was just an excuse for me to talk to Brandon Gahn because he's quite a

character and I was trying to find a reason to do an interview with him.

So I figured, let's just do the social spotlight, put a microphone in front of his face

and see what he has to say.

You never know what's going to come out of his mouth.

So I hope

you'll enjoy this edition of the Social Spotlight.

All right, everybody, I'm here with Brendan Gone, and we're going to talk about social media.

One thing I saw recently, Brendan, was you got so mad after, I guess it was the road course race

that you didn't want to post on Twitter.

You're like, I got to keep myself from posting out Twitter.

How often does that happen?

With me, not very often.

You know, I tend to normally keep most of my emotions in check, but I was pretty hot after Mid-Ohio.

So, you know, it's easier to, we all want to go out.

Nowadays, the world, everybody loves to be able to vent so quickly.

You know, it's very easy.

And sometimes you have to remember that sometimes easy isn't the right thing to do.

So, yeah, I stayed off Twitter for a couple days because I wouldn't real excited about what I would have said and probably a

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