Rocco LandersGuestCorey AlexanderHostNow, between races, obviously, uh, you also, Baggers, our partner, um, you gotta recharge your batteries every now and again.
But I feel like, you know, when I was younger, James, probably the same, it's not something you really prioritize as much.
But do you feel like you have learned any tricks or things that you do between races that help you kind of, uh, reset a little bit? I know you said you, you're a history buff.
But otherwise, is there anything else you get into when you're on the road in the van to recharge your batteries?

Honestly, like, my favorite thing to do since I never did it much growing up was just, by just, like, going to my boys' house, just hanging out once in a while, playing, watching TV, playing video games, just doing whatever, chilling with them, shooting the shit, you know?
Do you feel like you missed out on that in childhood just because of your, your racing and your traveling and stuff, so now you-

Yes, and, and it's like that definitely, it's, it, it's, but it's one of the costs that you give up, and, like, this is something that I can do now.

Like, yes, yes, and had, had it been a more, more cost-effective, it probably would've been, but [laughs]

Yeah, I mean, you give some things up, but definitely that was the biggest thing.

A social li- having a social life would've probably helped me quite a bit [laughs] growing up.

Even ju- just having one or, one, one or two friends that I could go see once in a while re- regularly that kind of lived in my area would've been fun.
Now, between races, obviously, uh, you also, Baggers, our partner, um, you gotta recharge your batteries every now and again.
But I feel like, you know, when I was younger, James, probably the same, it's not something you really prioritize as much.
But do you feel like you have learned any tricks or things that you do between races that help you kind of, uh, reset a little bit? I know you said you, you're a history buff.
But otherwise, is there anything else you get into when you're on the road in the van to recharge your batteries?

Honestly, like, my favorite thing to do since I never did it much growing up was just, by just, like, going to my boys' house, just hanging out once in a while, playing, watching TV, playing video games, just doing whatever, chilling with them, shooting the shit, you know?
Do you feel like you missed out on that in childhood just because of your, your racing and your traveling and stuff, so now you-

Yes, and, and it's like that definitely, it's, it, it's, but it's one of the costs that you give up, and, like, this is something that I can do now.

Like, yes, yes, and had, had it been a more, more cost-effective, it probably would've been, but [laughs]

Yeah, I mean, you give some things up, but definitely that was the biggest thing.

A social li- having a social life would've probably helped me quite a bit [laughs] growing up.

Even ju- just having one or, one, one or two friends that I could go see once in a while re- regularly that kind of lived in my area would've been fun.
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