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My Response To Denny Hamlin Calling Me Out Over The NASCAR Lawsuit | Coffee With Kenny · Kenny Wallace Media

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  Today is the long-awaited duel. I duel you.
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  Is NASCAR a real business? Denny Hamlin responded to me on
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  X yesterday and he goes, man, he was upset that he felt like
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  somebody persuaded me into thinking NASCAR is not a real
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  business. So of course, being the gangster
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  than I am, I love challenges. I love sparring.
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  Let's fight, motherfucker, come on.
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  They always say you got to get them before they get you.
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  So I took this challenge and I said, well, there's only one way
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  to solve this. Got to go to artificial
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  intelligence AI Go to Google. So you go to Google and you said
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  you say is NASCAR racing a business?
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  And here's what I found. So I I printed it off OK, I
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  printed off 2 pages. Is NASCAR a real business?
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  Now this is AI overview. Basically, it's Google, but it's
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  just letting you know the source.
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  Is NASCAR a real business? Denny Hamlin, I'm talking to
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  you, Danny. Yes, yes, NASCAR is a real
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  business. Sports, particularly
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  professional sports, are widely considered a business or a
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  massive business industry because they generate revenue
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  through ticket sales, broadcasting rights, merchandise
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  and sponsorship, and operate with the goal of profitable
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  growth and the involvement of paid employees.
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  That makes Denny's court case with NASCAR very valuable right
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  there. The sport industry includes
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  organizations. Hi baby.
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  She got something in her hands. The sport industry includes
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  organizations, individuals, and activities centered around
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  sports, all of which contribute to the sector's global economic
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  significance. Now that's the first page we're
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  going to show you all. Yes, it says right there.
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  And see how it says AI overview right there.
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  Artificial intelligence overview.
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  OK, how sports function, how sports function as a business.
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  Now I'm going to tell you how revenue generation, professional
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  sports leagues and teams generate income from various
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  sources including meteorites, sponsorships, ticket sales and
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  merchandise. I want to I want to say that one
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  to myself again, revenue generation, how do sports
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  generate revenue? Because this is very important
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  here for Denny's argument with NASCAR.
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  So how do you how does how is Denny in 2311?
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  How they going to make money? It says professional sports
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  leagues and teams generate income from various sources.
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  That's so it's broad, including media rights.
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  So hey TV, give me some money sponsorship.
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  So FedEx gave you money ticket sales.
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  So when you go into that racetrack, if I win the race,
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  you're going to give me some of your money because I deserve it
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  and merchandise right there. OK, now it's a it is a profit
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  driven growth like other business sports organizations
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  focus on growth such as expanding leagues and programs
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  to increase profitability. OK, that's simple employment.
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  Sports leagues and organizations employ staff, which would be
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  your crew, including athletes, which would be Denny Hamlin
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  coaches, which would be the crew chief, and management, which
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  would be Steve Loletta at 2311 who received salaries and are
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  subject to this is my favorite human resource policies.
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  Oh, you know, hey, that's a good one.
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  The third one down right there. All right, where is it at?
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  So if you're up, you can go to human resources and go.
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  Mike, I just don't feel good right now.
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  My wife's mad at me and I need you to help me.
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  I'm broke. Can you lend me some money?
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  The old HR, human resources, commercial ecosystem, The sports
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  industry encompasses the entire market for sports related to
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  your product and services from equipment and facilities.
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  Well, we definitely have equipment and facility.
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  What are you doing? Finish your job and then and you
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  help me. You're fine.
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  She said finish your job and she'll.
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  I'd be happy to talk to me. OK, So Denny Hamlin is right,
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  Danny, I'm happy for you because I don't want to be in your
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  position right now. Buddy, I love you.
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  I always choose you to win the championship.
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  OK? My response on all this, about a
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  year ago, I had Joey Logano on Kenny Conversation and Joey said
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  to me, I said, hey Joey, I found this article says that you're
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  building buildings. You are.
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  I don't know what he's up to. Like a maybe a strip mall.
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  I don't know what it is. Respond right here.
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  There's got to be articles out there on Joey Logano, what he's
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  up to. Joey said something to me that I
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  agreed with. He says I want to make a living.
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  I want to make money in the real business world.
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  Anybody with half a brain knows what that is, the real business
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  world. Even though, even though I read
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  all this, you know, whatever. OK, it's right here.
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  So sports is a business. However, I think there's
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  different categories of businesses, right?
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  You got a construction company, you build a building, you got
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  Texas Roadhouse, they come in your serve food, Joey said.
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  I made it in the NASCAR world. I want to do like my dad.
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  I want to make it in the real business world.
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  So I agree with Joey and I know what he's talking about.
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  So yes, NASCAR is a business, but I still don't believe NASCAR
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  is like what I call a real business.
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  We all have our categories, OK? Real business to me, like real
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  business is what I just said. I go down here to the battery
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  shop and they sell batteries. You know what I mean?
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  I go to Harbor Freight and I buy things I I call up an
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  electrician, he comes in fixes my electricity.
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  So we we, we will let's argue respond right here, but I don't
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  think there's much of an argument.
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  So, so there you go. ID bullshit it all.
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  Now, I do want to say this, and then if you make it this far,
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  look how awesome I am on the real deal.
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  This is called professional debate.
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  So although NASCAR is considered a real business, I still
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  disagree. I still disagree.
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  I have my categorizations in Kenny's brain.
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  We'll call NASCAR business for the sake of the debate.
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  Yes, NASCAR is a business, but Kenny's brain, I just explained
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  to you what I think real business is.
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  NASCAR is a tough business.