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Coffee With Kenny | The B**** Slap Heard Across The NASCAR World! · Kenny Wallace Media

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  Happy Sunday morning, everybody. The slap heard across the world.
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  Chandler Smith had enough of Coal Custer, and instead of
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  punching him, he slapped him like a little.
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  All right. I didn't know what I was going
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  to talk about today, but I got all my ex and there it was one
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  after another. You all are upset that Chandler
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  did not punch Cole Custer correctly.
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  This is the story at hand, not the race.
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  We do not care about the race. We care about that little
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  Chandler Smith. Here's what?
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  All right, so punch doing damage slapping, merely fleshing the
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  skin. All you did was bitch slapping
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  and you are very upset with this.
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  All right, so let's talk about it.
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  Let's bust it down. Oh, Cole Custer, in his
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  interview after the race, said, listen, I've had enough of
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  Chandler Smith. He's put me in the wall a couple
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  times this year. Cole Custer said I I dealt with
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  Chandler at Vegas and he wouldn't let me buy him.
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  And he roughed me up. And I got to tell you, Cole
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  Custer, it's like the old elephant.
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  You know, there's a story. Oh, he's got a memory like an
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  elephant that that must mean, I guess respond right here.
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  Do do elephants have great memories?
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  Because, oh, Cole Custer got a memory like an elephant.
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  And Cole said, listen, I don't care what's going on.
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  And I got to tell you, I watched the race little, you know,
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  highlights of it because I was very busy yesterday.
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  And I thought to myself, if Cole Custer does this wrong, he could
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  wind up out of the championship chase because he was plus 30,
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  then he was plus 28. And it's like, oh, I don't know
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  if I'd be getting into this fight.
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  But I guess if Chandler Smith did win the race, then maybe
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  that knocks Cole Custer out. So Cole Custer, Cole Custer.
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  I was going to say Cole custody, Cole Custer got a memory like an
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  elephant. And I got to tell you, he just
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  did what what he saw fit. Now, when you watch, when you
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  watch Cole Custer, he don't he does not knock the hell out of
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  Chandler Smith. He pushes him up the track.
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  They both lose 3 spots and no. And Chandler, Chandler, he's
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  desperate. He's got to win the race.
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  Now. Chandler has had one hell of a
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  year. He's won some races and for
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  Chandler to not move on for the championship is definitely a
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  devastating blow. But it it did amaze me when
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  though, when when Chandler got, I was caught, he walked back to
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  Colon and they start arguing. Look at that hairline, good
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  looking hairline. Look at that.
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  You can see right through it. So anyway, I was, I was
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  surprised when Chandler did slap him just because he's always had
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  he, he's been so calm and cool and collected this year.
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  One thing that has surprised me that I, I mean, listen,
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  everybody is bringing money nowadays that that's kind of
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  like, that's kind of like saying it's going to rain out today.
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  We know it's going to rain. So we're going on year.
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  Actually, it's raining right now.
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  We have known. You got to see a little rain
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  right there. Rain drops keep falling on my
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  head. That's a good song.
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  We have known for years that if you don't bring money to NASCAR,
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  you're not racing. So that's one of those deals
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  where you just kind of let it go because that's an old saying.
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  You know, for years everybody say I hate NASCAR.
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  I'm like, Oh my God, again, you're going to say that again.
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  But but you came on here to say it, you've been saying you hate
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  NASCAR now for like 25 years. So my point is this guys, and I
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  mean this nice. I mean it nice.
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  That's just the way it is in NASCAR now.
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  The car owners do not know how to get the money.
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  They can't get the money. Used to be a day where the car
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  owner was a wealthy corporation owner.
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  He owned a he owns something. And you know, when I drove for
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  Filbert Martasi, when I drove that red dog car, Tici didn't
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  bring nothing. He paid me.
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  So that's the way it used to be in the Xfinity Series and he
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  just flat paid me. Nowadays, these kids have got to
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  bring money if you're going to race now.
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  It's not their fault, it's their parents fault.
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  Blame it on the parents. So I mean, it's so if you
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  listen, it's America, land of the free.
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  If you want to say those little rich kids pissed me off.
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  But those little rich kids, they do go to Victory Lane.
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  They, they do have the ability to win.
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  And those little rich kids and their parents, they do employ
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  1520 people at Joe Gibbs. So when you when you get mad at
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  Chandler Smith for buying the ride, you got to go, Well,
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  Chandler Smith by him buying the ride, he just supported 15
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  family members that work at Joe Gibbs.
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  So I am going to break this down as just two guys racing, but I
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  hear you all. You all are like that rich kid.
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  You're not mad at Chandler Smith.
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  You're mad that he's got money. And I get that.
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  I'm with you. Don't, hey, don't get mad at me.
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  I understand. I'm telling you, I'm just
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  breaking it down. All I'm saying is listen, we've
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  been talking about rich kids for how it's it's starting raining
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  pretty good. Now I got to get in here.
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  These these rich kids have been around NASCAR for years now
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  because these car owners, they were quitting racing.
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  They didn't have no money and they weren't smart enough to get
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  sponsors. So the car owners were smart
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  enough to make money. But you know the old saying, you
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  want to lose millions of dollars, go NASCAR racing or go
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  racing. So I think you got to give
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  Chandler a break on that. Now let's break the wreck down.
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  Chandler's, he's in desperation mode and he's got to win this
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  race. Koch Custer's like you ain't
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  going to win it because you've been dealing me a fit all year
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  long. Hey, what goes around comes
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  around. So you can be a nice little kid,
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  but if you rough your competition up, they going to
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  get you. That's like me, I said, if you
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  want to wreck somebody, wait till Phoenix, turn 3, turn 3,
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  now turn 1. So turn one, turn one at
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  Phoenix. If you want to wreck anybody all
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  year long, just wait then because you're hauling ass.
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  You're hauling ass and that's that corner Turn 1/2 is flat as
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  a pancake. All you can do is I pop somebody
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  out of left earring, they going to spin like a top.
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  You're going to put them out of the race, get them where it
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  hurts. So Cole Custer, he got Chandler
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  where it hurt. He waited till the most
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  opportune time. Boy, that hurt.
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  And and that, my friends, is why Chandler Smith bitch slapped
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  him. It wasn't.
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  It wasn't that Cole shoved him up the track.
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  Yeah, yeah, but Cole shoved him up the track at the most
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  important time of the year. All right, all right, Awesome.
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  OK, that's my take on that deal. I broke it all down being
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  wealthy, why Cole did it, why Chandler did bitch slap him?
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  Why you don't like the bitch slap?
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  You wanted a punch? Because I'm a man baby.
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  Denny Hamlin, his throttle stuck in practice yesterday.
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  A piece of rubber. So the tires, Denny Hamlin says
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  the tires are we're not twice as fast and there was already
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  rubber on the racetrack. He said once in a million a
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  freak deal, a piece of rubber got up in the motor in what we
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  call the throttle body where the throttle linkage is and stuck
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  the throttle wide open. You could see he had the brakes
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  locked up going down the straightaway.
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  But listen, they're they're fixing that car and they're
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  putting a new ass in on with the body.
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  So the framing cage are all good.
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  They've shown pictures. They're going to run that car
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  because that car was super fast. Looks like it has no physical
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  framing, cage damage. Looks like they're putting just
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  a whole new fiberglass body on it on the back.
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  But then he's going to start last.
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  He's minus what, 18 -, 18? So the show today, he's going to
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  be Denny Amblin coming through the field.
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  I mean, is he going to be able to do it?
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  I think he, Denny Amblin's got the best pit crew in NASCAR.
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  They've won all the pit stop contests lately yes, Danny
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  Hamlin's team look it up as one all the pit stop contest lately.
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  So he's got the best picker should be able to should be able
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  to maybe gain a couple spots, but I think it could take could
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  take Danny to get into the top. I think it's going to take Danny
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  Hamlin 200 and 5300 laps to bust into the top five record.
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  This right here. See if I'm right.
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  All right, everybody, it's a big day at Martinsville.
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  This is this is the day. This is the day we're going to
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  find out who are are four, our top 4 going to Phoenix for the
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  championship. This is the day.
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  This is the day that the Lord has made that the Lord has made.
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  We will be glad and rejoice in it.