Mm-hmm.

But on that same, same kind of a topic, my wife walked in the other day, and she goes, "Why do you have those seven insurance cards in a little semi-circle up in front of you on your desk?" I go, "Honey, it's to remind me that when I was a 21-year-old man, I was driving a '63 Rambler that I had to put plywood on the floor because water would splash up in my face.

I loved avocado season because I could eat a little bit better.

And if I could make enough money bussing tables at a pizza parlor, I could go get a fried chicken dinner with mashed potatoes and the biscuit.

And now those seven things tell me I can drive any one of those cars I want any-

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so now we started the show, and I, I told you, uh, it's costing me $700 a week to play it on this AM station.

And how about you, John? Did you always have a love for cars, or did you get it in the service, or what?

No, I always, since I was a young teen, really enjoyed cars and car racing.

Built my first race car, I was 17 years old, and welded a roll cage in an old '54 Ford, and, and fit.

And, uh, luckily was able to do a lot of racing over the years.

Probably about 25 years worth of, of racing on dirt tracks, models, modifieds, and so forth.

And really ha- still have a love for racing.

Mechanical stuff, not so, not the electronic stuff, but the mechanical stuff.

You left again in '05