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My Chevy Suburban, Hats & The Craziness of Dale Earnhardt Jr. & Lamar Jackson Fighting Over #8 | Coffee With Kenny · Kenny Wallace Media

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  Happy Saturday morning, everybody.
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  I thought I would give you all a different angle.
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  Where's Herman today? I'm on another side of my house
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  with my 2003 Chevrolet Suburban. It's got a 200 and 1000 miles.
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  People say to me all the time, Herman, with all that NASCAR
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  money, how come you drive such an old vehicle?
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  It's because I'm a gangster, baby.
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  I love that. I love that Suburban.
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  I told a buddy of mine, I said if the motor ever blows up in
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  that, which it will not. I'm just saying if it were to
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  ever blow up, we'll put a new motor in it and we keep riding
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  it. Oh yeah, I'm assuming with all
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  my NASCAR money that I could buy something, you know, real
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  expensive. But then all my homies around
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  Arnold, they'd be saying Herman is running around with all that
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  NASCAR money. Now.
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  What it is is I drive. I drive my gangster mobile and
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  nobody say nothing to me. Seat got tore up, so I had it
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  repaired. See, this was all tore up.
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  We got that repaired. Had a new right rear brake
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  caliper put on it. Respond right here with your old
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  stories. What?
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  What kind of? Here's mine, here's mine. 2000
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  2003 201,000 miles on that baby Damn trouble turn 1.
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  All right, we got the wind's picking up.
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  We got some props today. We going to talk about Dale
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  Junior. OK, I'm going to tell you what
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  his rained so much last night. I had to, I had to drain some
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  water. We just had the pool opened up
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  'cause you know, it takes a couple weeks for the pool to get
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  neutralized. Can you say that?
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  Children neutralized. So I had to drain the pool last
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  night. It's rained like 6-8 inches.
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  So anyway, that's all Kim Kim's the one that likes to get the
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  pool undone. All right, we're going to talk
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  about overchecking, breaking. It's a numbers game today, and
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  we're going to talk about hats. So we're going to talk about the
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  8, the number 8. We all know that Dale Junior is
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  the real #8. Dale Junior is the real #8.
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  Then you got Alex overchecking who broke Wayne Gretzky's didn't
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  break it yet. He tied it OK, over checking
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  tide. Gretzky the great one last
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  night. Well, what a beautiful scene
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  because Gretzky was there. And I'm going to do the same
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  thing when Jeremy Clements and Justin Algar when when they get
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  to my record, when they get to 547 Xfinity starts, I will be
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  there to congratulate them. But anyway, yesterday was all
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  about the number 8. We all know.
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  Well, let's do the hat deal first.
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  OK, Let's do the hat deal first. So the content is out there for
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  me to talk about. I just, I just love, you know,
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  bless your heart, right? Amy Earnhardt, Dale Junior said,
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  Junior says. Junior says that he here, let's
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  let's do like this. Put the hat down.
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  Dale Junior says. Those West Coast guys, he said I
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  can't trust him because they put their head.
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  Now this is my everyday hat. Dale Junior says I don't like it
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  when these West Coast guys do that.
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  See that? Over the head, over the ear?
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  Dale Junior says, I it looks goofy as hell too, and I
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  understand, but you see that, OK?
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  Dale Junior and Amy Earnhardt, they made a whole show out about
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  this. Dale Junior says when I see
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  those West Coast guys do that, he goes, I don't trust them.
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  OK, so I was on a cruise ship and usually because Dale Junior
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  and myself. So last year I said, hey, I had
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  some skin cancer on this ear. I, I had some skin cancer on
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  that ear and, and I made a public announcement last year.
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  I said, hey, everybody, go to the dermatologist, get checked
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  up. I had some skin cancer cut off
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  that ear. So Dale Junior responds last
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  year and he goes, Herman, me too.
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  Dale Junior had skin cancer in the same spot, had his cut off,
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  except I'm the crazy son of a bitch that, you know, puts it
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  all over social media. Go, you know, go to
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  dermatologist. So I usually wear this hat, you
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  know, when I'm vulnerable, keep, keep the, you know, I don't want
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  skin cancer. So I usually wear this hat
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  right, but I did not have this hat on because it's it's a bitch
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  to pack and I've learned a little bit about packing this
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  hat. Now they say to put it in your
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  suitcase upside down and pack around it pack inside of it.
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  So we'll give that a whirl. So I, I did not have my sombrero
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  on me. And so when I was on my
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  vacation, I was out, you know, with the grandbabies and it was
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  sun and I was like this, but, but I had, you know, I had the
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  SP100 on it and I caught myself out of nowhere.
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  I panicked. So I went like this, as Paul
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  Harvey would say. And that's the rest of the
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  story. So if you see some goofy son of
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  a bitch walk around one day like this and he's, you know, he's
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  looking good, then all of a sudden he's, you know, later on,
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  that's a story. Cover your ears up if you think
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  you're going to get too much sun, you know?
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  So I did that for a little bit. So when Junior was talking about
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  that, it made me laugh. Oy, so we're going to talk about
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  this, this lawsuit. So this Lamar Jackson, you know,
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  I, I guess if you're all in the football, if you're in the
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  football, he's your hero. And, and I've always said that
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  every sport is a cult following. So in other words, if you're in
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  the soccer, then soccer's everything, all soccer, soccer.
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  But you know, if you're into football, football's everything
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  and football is the biggest, or as they say in Europe, football,
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  football, crazy Americans got this oblong ball they play with.
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  So remember, I acknowledge that you think your sport is the
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  greatest. However, we all know the number
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  8 is Dale Junior. That's just all there is to it.
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  OK, so we know that. Boy, that was a smart ass Kate.
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  Kate. Well, I guess that's what I
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  meant, Kate. So.
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  Oh, Louie, Louie in the house. What the hell, baby?
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  Look at him. He probably thinking, what's
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  going on, Sir Dee must have let him out the front door.
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  So anyway, Lamar Jackson, he wears #8 on his football
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  uniform. You got a big got a #8 here.
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  And to me, it's just whatever it's a #8 it's not even a good
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  looking #8 So Lamar probably don't even know it, but his, his
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  people that run his program, they sue.
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  They sue Troy Aikman last year and now they sue Dale Junior
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  this year because Lamar thinks the number 8 of the whole world
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  is his stupidest mother thing I've ever seen in my life.
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  Hey #8 is my number. So the number 8's your number,
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  huh, Lamar? The design.
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  The design. OK, Lamar.
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  OK. You know, some people do.
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  They're like, come on, bub. Whatever.
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  I get it. I'm a businessman, too.
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  All right, So now let's move forward.
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  I'm on a I'm on Herman Schrader, right?
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  We're on the Herman Schrader Show.
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  And Kenny Schrader brought it up years ago.
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  You know, now that we run a transponder on a car, we got
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  this little box. We got a little box.
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  And that's how they score you, Schrader.
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  Schrader years ago said numbers are stupid.
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  You don't even need a number on a car.
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  And, and and I love Kenny Schrader.
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  And I'm like, what? So a year later, so you know
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  when we did Herman Schrader, Yes.
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  On Wednesday, Schrader says, yeah, you don't need a number on
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  a car. Number just wastes space.
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  It broke my heart. I said Schrader.
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  I'm emotionally invested to the number 36, my number.
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  It's I'm the third son, Rusty, Mike and me.
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  That's three. I'm the 6th racer of the Wallace
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  family. You know, it was my it was my
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  dad, my uncle, my mom, Rusty, Mike and me.
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  So I'm, you know, 36. I was born in 1963 backwards.
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  You know, we can go all day long. 1963 backwards 36.
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  I just like the number 36. It's just everything to me. 43
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  Richard Petty, the Earnhardt 3. Can you imagine not even
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  acknowledging the three number? So you see what I'm saying?
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  I got my buddy Austin called me last night.
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  We started talking and he goes, oh, Herman, he says everything I
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  do I is about numbers. You know, you go to a
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  restaurant, you get the table number 90 Trace Elliot.
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  Oh, I'm a Table 3 Earnhardt. You know, a table number.
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  I mean, just you're right. Oh, I'm in parking spot #1 Rick
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  Mast. So to me, numbers are
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  everything, all right? But Schrader said numbers are
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  stupid, don't even need them anymore.
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  So I take this poll and this poll has got, I mean massive
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  amount of people, like 10,000 people and over like 99.
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  I'll show it to you. It's on X right now, like 90
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  something for over 95% of the people said we need numbers on
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  race cars, 14 AJ Floyd. So anyway, little would we have
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  known. Schrader says you don't need
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  numbers. And here's Dale Earnhardt, Lamar
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  Jackson going at it over a number.
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  So if you don't think a number is a big deal, Dale Junior, my
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  man, has made millions of dollars over the number 8.
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  That number 8 is a big deal. Numbers are a big deal.
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  So I, I guess to end the story, Dale Junior didn't even get
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  tough. Dale Junior just brought his old
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  #8 design. So there, I guess there was a
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  couple different designs with the 8 and Lamar thought Dale
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  Junior's new design was too close to his number 8.
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  Just stupid kids stuff. But once again, when you're
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  dealing with millions of dollars that a number can make, it's
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  just a goofy lawsuit, right? So Dale Junior and and his bunch
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  said, you know what, we'll just go back to our old #8 which is
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  the number 8 that we all think's famous.
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  Damn, what a crazy ass story. All right, everybody respond
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  right here. Do you like me acting poor and
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  driving around in my tooth? Hey Ballus, with all that NASCAR
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  money, why don't you just buy a real nice vehicle 'cause I like,
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  I like my 2003 Chevrolet Suburban with 201,000 miles on
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  it. Respond right here, Tell me how
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  old your vehicle is, how many miles you got.
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  Have a great Saturday, everybody.