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Ozzy Osbourne, My Dirt Racing & NASCAR Chicago Ending Under Controversial Caution | Coffee With Kenny · Kenny Wallace Media

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  Happy Monday morning, everybody. Did you all see Black Sabbath?
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  Ozzy Osbourne? They played their very last gig
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  together and that crowd was incredible.
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  So I didn't really realize that Ozzy Osbourne, he's got
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  Parkinson and came out in a wheelchair.
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  The Prince of Darkness, man, old man needs something else.
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  Steven Tyler from Aerosmith, he sang Led Zeppelin.
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  You need cooling a baby. I'm not fooling.
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  I'm going to take you back to school and got a hold out of
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  love. Man, that was good stuff.
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  What's your favorite Black Sabbath Ozzy song?
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  Mine's crazy train it it I'm crazy.
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  So it plus it's a good one saying I'm going off the wheels
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  of the crazy train. I like that he's got a lot of
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  good ones. Black Sabbath with Ozzy
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  Osbourne, they got a lot of good ones.
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  OK, a couple things before I talk a little bit about the
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  NASCAR race. I went to Quincy last night on
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  Sunday run finish 4th finish the good 4th.
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  But son of a booger, I felt like I had a a body suit on.
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  I was so humid. I don't I don't know if I was
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  hot. I was humid, just like humid had
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  that fire suit on. And you know, they, they almost
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  rained out at Quincy. They had a they had rain on
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  Saturday night, They had rain on Sunday morning.
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  They did a good job. Quincy's a great race track, but
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  the track was rough. And my car is, my car is built
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  for the South. My car is built by Nick Hoffman.
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  It's an elite and Nick builds that car for that red southern
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  clay, you know, real hard and it's compliant.
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  My car, my car is compliant. It's it's meant to run real
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  smooth, slippery tracks. So man, I had to go to work.
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  I I was running second in my heat and I biked up and about
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  flipped. I was running and then like
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  coming to the checkered, my car started playing on the and I
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  lost second fell the third. So I don't know what I was
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  thinking. I got in.
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  I'm like damn. And I said to hell with it.
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  So made a major change on my left rear fix that.
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  And me, I mean I sweated my balls off.
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  So after the I finished fourth in the feature.
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  So after the race I took my fire suit off, put all my clothes on.
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  I didn't have my shirt on yet and I was so hot.
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  So I just just like a kid, I just jumped in my truck and took
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  off with no shirt, but I had to pull over to get my transponder
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  back and get get my money. Well, when I did that, Oh my
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  God, there's people in line. I didn't care and and
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  everybody's like, we're all damn Luca Wallace.
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  I'm like, you all are redneck as me.
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  Look at you. I just didn't have my shirt on.
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  So I posted a picture last night.
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  I was just trying to cool off. I was fully dressed, but I had
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  my black socks on, my black shoes, my shorts.
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  So one of the drivers or team members, they took a picture.
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  I posted it. It was funny.
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  It was just funny. And then of course, if you're on
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  Instagram, you, you see the redneck bra.
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  It's, it's these kids from the country.
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  They're, that's who I was emulating that there's these
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  kids that are skinny and, but they think they're badass and
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  they're, and they're like, they're like, I'll tell you
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  what, you come on out, I'll kick his ass.
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  And so I kind of gave one of those poses like it was funny.
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  So OK, Quincy was great, but I, but I, I got to say this too.
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  They had a there, there's a vintage series and it's this,
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  these group of older men and ladies.
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  There was 15 vintage cars and they get up to speed and they
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  race. I want to thank the vintage
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  people. They were so nice to me.
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  You know, when I'm around competitors, they stare at me
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  like they want to kill me. You know, it's like, what's that
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  Wallace doing here thinking he's going to he ain't no better than
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  you know, I mean, that's really the way it is.
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  But the vintage group, Oh my God, they, they just, you know,
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  I was there early and the whole 15 trucking trailers at the
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  vintage cars, they pulled in and every one of them were like, and
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  the one that parked next to me, he said we got blown cheese
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  sandwich, anything you want, Kenny.
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  Then the one on the other side, he gave me two Gatorades and one
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  said, Kenny, just want to let you know that we were on our way
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  up here and we didn't know you were going to be here.
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  And we were talking what a good guy you were.
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  And we really like you. And it just was awesome.
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  And so I want to thank the vintage group for just being
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  nice to me, that it was probably one of my most pleasurable trips
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  in years just because they they're racers, but you know,
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  they're just having fun. And it made me realize why I
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  like racing in the 1st place. So thank you to the Vintage
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  Group. Awesome people, great men, and
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  thanks for the Gatorades. Whoa.
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  OK, Chicago number one. I don't think we're going back
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  to Chicago so everybody can chill the out.
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  OK, My God, do you ever get on any social media during or after
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  a NASCAR race? It is so toxic.
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  It's like somebody killed your mother and all we're doing is
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  watching a race. Man, I, I guess I was just born
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  different. The anger that the pure anger
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  that comes out of a lot of people.
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  I, I mean, you're more people are watching NASCAR right now
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  than ever before. I had a friend text me.
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  Well, it was Gordy. Gordy Gundaker.
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  Gordy texted me. Because Harmon, they just got to
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  get away from this road course or this street course.
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  I said, Gordy. I said they usually do three
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  years at a time. And I said next year they're
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  supposed to either go to San Diego or Philly.
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  Oh, that's good. That's good.
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  Then. Then, my God, the crying and the
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  whining. I mean, this Shane van Gisbergen
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  was gone. He could have coasted to the
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  wind, but yet Cody Ware had a catastrophic wreck.
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  This Cody Ware vicious wreck. And he keys his button on his
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  radio and says I need help. So they throw the caution and
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  the race ends under caution. But but here's what I don't
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  understand. We all know the rules.
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  We do know this rule. We know that in NASCAR, when
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  they're throw the white flag, if the caution comes out, the race
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  is over. Now that that rule's been around
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  for a couple, three years, because we got to the point
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  there at Talladega and other tracks where we just, you know,
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  we'd rack, we rack, we rack. And I said, OK, look, guys, you
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  know, we've been through this before.
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  Everybody when the white flag comes out, OK, and then there's
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  a wreck. The race is over.
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  Now, I understand it's disappointing, but that's the
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  rule. And here's the other thing.
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  If there were been a fight for the lead, I could have kind of
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  go, yeah, what a bummer. But I mean, Shane van Gisberg,
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  and he was gone. Like, goodbye.
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  He was like, gone. So respond right here.
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  Was it disappointing just because you wanted something to
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  pick on? That's what I think it is.
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  I think it's, I think #1 there's a lot of people out there that
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  just hate Chicago because they got a lot of killings up there
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  and they can't get over it. Everybody kills each other.
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  There's shootings in the city of Chicago.
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  I hate Chicago now. I hate NASCAR being there.
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  So that right away puts you in a pissy mood.
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  I believe a lot of you just can't watch the NASCAR race at
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  Chicago just to watch the race. I think the whole time the cars
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  are going around circles. You're thinking how much you
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  hate Chicago. Guys, girls, just you got to be
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  able to peel the banana, right? There's layers.
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  Look, I just got done eating my banana.
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  Say. So let's say let's say this
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  banana peel is Chicago. But but the racing was on the I
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  ate it. It was this is Chicago, the
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  city. But I ate the banana.
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  It's good. I'm not eating the banana, the
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  peel. I'm not, I'm not.
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  So OK, I guess that's it. We're going to do Herman
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  Schrader and one of the the topic at the start of Herbert
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  Schrader is going to be how horrible I am at repeating
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  myself. And we're going to get down to
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  why do I repeat myself? What what happened in my
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  childhood? Why am I like that?
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  Respond right here. Happy.
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  That's how hard I worked last night.
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  My God the dirt is I've washed my hand 6 times at least.
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  Happy Monday.