Talladega (Tyler's Version)

The Teardown

Dirty Mo Media & SiriusXM

Sports, News, Sports News

4.8 • 761 Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2024

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

A fuel-savings superspeedway race at Talladega sparks some debate between Jeff and Jordan, but there's no arguing over the importance of a Michael Jordan celebration for NASCAR. Meanwhile, the guys dive into the scoring pylon debate and talk about where TV commercials were excessive.

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0:00.0	The following is a production of Dirtymo Media.
0:09.0	All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of The Teardown.
0:15.4	My name is Jeff Buck, and I'm along with my grumpy co-worker Jordan Bianchi,
0:19.6	despite interviewing Michael Jordan for the first time ever,
0:23.9	he's still his typical grouchy self.
0:27.2	So welcome, Jordan.
0:28.1	How are you today?
0:28.9	I'm doing well.
0:29.5	I finally got to interview MJ.
0:31.2	It's been on the bucket list for a while and got to check that off.
0:34.8	Like granted it,
0:35.9	the interview lasted three seconds. And he gave me granted it, they never lasted three seconds.
0:37.9	And he gave me three words.
0:39.1	But he said three words.
0:40.2	Three words.
0:42.0	But you know what?
0:42.9	We're counting it.
0:44.4	Hey, that's three words more than Michael Jordan has ever said to me.
0:48.2	So I'm jealous.
0:50.3	I'm jealous of your three words.
0:52.0	You asked him how it was to be there for the first time when
0:55.3	his driver won a race. And what did he say? I love it. Groundbreaking. Groundbreaking. Groundbreaking
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