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Brad Keselowski Breaks His Leg Skiing: Should Drivers Be More Careful? | Coffee With Kenny · Kenny Wallace Media

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  It's Saturday, everybody. I tell you, I'm still numb over
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  the whole Greg Biffle plane wreck.
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  So it's not a happy Saturday. It's just Saturday.
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  I wasn't even going to do a coffee with Kenny because I I'm
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  kind of feeling a little numb and not knowing how to be quite
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  real happy yet. I think everybody in the racing
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  industry kind of feels like that.
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  So deep breath, going to try to move on.
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  And so here we go. OK, All right, shake it off.
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  Shake it off. All right, everybody look at
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  Louie. Louie, what are you doing,
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  buddy? What are you doing, huh?
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  All right, Louis, the legend on the corner of the couch.
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  He usually over this way a little bit.
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  OK, couple subject matters today, man, Old man.
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  How about Brad Keselowski breaking his leg?
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  I mean, Full Break says he's going to work hard and he'll be
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  back and ready to go for the Daytona 500.
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  Now, I tell you, I know what I'm going to say is strange because
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  it feels, it feels strange saying it.
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  But I've never seen anybody not celebrate a broken leg.
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  But Brad Kozlowski breaks his leg in a skiing accident.
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  But they're smiling. They're celebrating.
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  And I understand that Brad's probably looking at like, hey, I
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  still have my life. And on one of his posts, it it
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  made sense to me. You know, he said, listen, I
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  broke my leg during the complete, you know, Greg Biffle
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  plane tragedy. And I'm sure that I'm sure that
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  Brad, Brad thought, well, I, I broke my leg, but I still have
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  my life. And there's a wonderful picture
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  out there of Brad Keselowski in the hospital, laid up in the
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  bed. I mean, major surgery, you know,
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  it's a big deal. Brad Kozlaski, I mean, flat
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  broke his bone in half. God, it hurts just saying it.
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  So all his, all Brad Kozlowski's kids and wife are there and
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  they're just smiling. And now I get it because Brad
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  still has his life. You know, there's an old saying,
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  sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt
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  me. I'm sure that Brad's looking at
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  this broken leg is just a mere obstacle.
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  So I want to share my thoughts on that, that, you know, there's
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  a wonderful picture out there of Brad laid up in that hospital
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  and just smiling. And not now, when you look at it
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  that way, he still has his life and he can heal up and he'll be
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  at Daytona. OK, same subject, but we brought
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  this subject matter up before. Brad Kozlowski, skiing,
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  accident, breaks his leg. Chase Elliott, skiing accident,
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  breaks his leg Alex Bowman gets in the Sprint car, flips, breaks
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  his back. He broke something Alex Bowman
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  did a couple years ago. These, these things start adding
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  up and you'll, you'll wonder, you know, these athletes that,
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  that run these NASCAR race cars knocking down, you know, we
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  just, we just found out that Denny Hamlin made 14,000,000 a
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  year. And there's crew members
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  depending on you. So I'm not going to say, do you
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  stop skiing? Do you stop doing extra
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  activities? What I am going to say is do you
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  try really hard to limit your dangerous activities when you
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  are a NASCAR Cup driver and you got hundreds of employees
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  depending on you? I think you got to live your
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  life. I think you got to live your
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  life. I don't know if you can put
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  bubble wrap around your body and promised everybody that you
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  won't do anything. But I will say that when you're
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  Brad Keselowski and you you, you are these great drivers like a
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  Chase Elliott and Alex Bowman and a full Cup team.
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  You know, a lot of these Cup teams got 50 employees.
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  That's fifty families. See, when I look at 50
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  employees, when I look at 50 men or ladies on these Cup teams, I
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  don't look at 50 people. I think you go like 150 because
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  you got the employee, you got the wife.
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  Most likely the employee is supporting the wife and the
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  children. Now I know it takes 2 to run a
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  family now, but the man is 8 times out of 10 going to be the
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  red winner. There's a rare circumstances
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  where the wife makes more than the man.
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  But when I see these race teams run, I see there's all, you
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  know, a lot of people that are being paid and they're they're
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  they're counting on Chase Elliot.
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  And then he broke that leg there a couple years ago.
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  Then you're looking at Brad Kozlowski.
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  Well, if you're ever going to break your leg, now is the time
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  to do it so you can heal up and be ready for the Daytona 500.
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  So respond right here. The question is this, Brad
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  Kozlowski broke his leg. Should he have been more careful
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  since he's the leader of the pack?
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  All right, respond right here. Next subject matter.
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  This is something that I didn't see coming, but I was talking to
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  my dear friend Gary St. Sin last night.
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  Hey, Gary. Gary's a sponsor of mine.
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  Low voltage solution. Gary goes into all these
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  buildings and I'm just going to say, does the wiring for all the
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  new up to date electronics that's going on in the world.
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  So with that being said, you know, throughout life you have
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  these new things that happens that boosts the economy.
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  So example, when the computers came, man, oh man, trillions of
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  dollars. It's like, Oh my God, our
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  economy is booming all around the world because now we're
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  making computers, you know that then the then the cell phone
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  comes like there's another boom. So in other words, sometimes in
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  life, there's a product that comes along that creates
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  business and creates employees and creates an economic boom.
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  So now here we are with AI, artificial intelligence,
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  ChatGPT. Now this ChatGPT, I got a story
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  about that. It's funny.
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  But anyway, this new economic boom, how how does how does
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  artificial intelligence and ChatGPT, how does that create a
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  new economic boom? How does that create business?
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  Well, the way it creates business is these are
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  supercomputers and they'll be like 18 of these buildings
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  around Saint Louis or Illinois or throughout all of America and
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  now the world. So they're creating these big
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  buildings they're calling tech centers where they hook up all
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  these computers and ChatGPT and artificial intelligence it take,
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  they take supercomputers because they're digesting so much
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  information. So you go to Google or you go to
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  ChatGPT, you ask it a question and it answers you.
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  Well, it goes through all these supercomputers that need to be
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  cooled down. It takes a lot of lot of water,
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  takes a lot of electricity to cool these things down.
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  So now we got this new economic boom where all these buildings
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  are being created and the employees are in there.
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  They got to run and work over these computers.
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  So respond right here. What you think about that?
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  But I got to tell you this when I'm on social media or I see
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  somebody write a letter and I'm like, Jesus, look at the
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  verbiage. You can tell when somebody wrote
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  a bullshit letter from ChatGPT. Sometimes I'll read a letter and
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  all the dots are in the right, right places and the commas are
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  in the right place. I'm like this somebody ain't
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  that smart, but he knows how to ask ChatGPT.
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  So, so you can't bullshit the old man here, but it but it is
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  exciting, right? You'll ask ChatGPT.
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  You'll say I'm a race car driver in Arnold, MO, looking for a
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  sponsor from my dirt car, and the racetrack has 600 people in
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  attendance and it's right off the side of Interstate 55.
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  Who should I look for a sponsor? And please write me a letter.
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  You don't wait 15 to 30 seconds and this damn thing will go and
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  it will do it. You can't even be that smart.
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  It will write a letter to your sponsor.
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  It'll tell you how to go about everything and you're like, how
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  in the hell? Well, that's a supercomputer.
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  So anyway, I just thought I'd share with you that ChatGPT and
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  AI, we got another economic boom.
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  You're going to see the stock market generally go up.
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  You're going to see things better because of this new, this
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  new world, this new business. All right, everybody, I did my
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  best today during tough circumstances.
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  Have a nice Saturday.