Welcome to why is Mr. Finiacar, this millennial's journey through the thrill of second world

of 1980s mom and pop stunt Derby's, yes you heard me right.

I'm Jay McKayne and with me is my brother from another mother, Aeron Hubbard.

How you doing Aeron?

I'm doing great.

I'm so happy to be talking slam and sammy stunt show spectacular.

When I saw that title, that's a title.

That's a title that marches off the TV guide page, punches you in the face and demands

you to sit down and give them their out your hour.

It's, yeah, it's true, it, it, it promises thrills, it promises, perhaps even chills.

I just, unabashedly, this show is just, do you like watching cars do stunts and

motorcycles do stunts, like, because, because like out of the five episodes we've seen,

3.5 of them have involved those things in various combinations, pretty much cars drive

it around in rural California, yeah, yeah, yeah, I wonder if there's some sort of kickbacks

or something like the producers are buying like cars that were used by the mob to destroy

on the set.

If you remade like dukes of hazard right now with all the Georgia film credits, you

could like make an more authentic dukes of hazard with actual authentic Georgia backroads

and corrupt Georgia cops, I don't know if you get away the generally on a Dodge car

nowadays, like that might be problematic, but no, no, for the new generation, it would

be a pride flag.

Yeah, generally jumping over the rate with the rainbow on the hood, yeah, I could give

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