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Are People Jealous of Rich Kids? | Coffee With Kenny · Kenny Wallace Media

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  Happy Saturday morning to everybody 1050 and my ass is
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  still on the couch just not ready to roll yet but I'm
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  getting I'm starting to wake up. It was a banger last night.
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  Left Rapid City, SD left Sturgis about 6:15, went to Chicago
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  O'Hare and you know, Chicago O'Hare, always a show, always.
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  They're reworking the runways and you, all the planes are
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  landing. They're sitting out on the
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  tarmac for an hour. So instead of leaving at 10:30,
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  we left about 11:30 because that plane was out on the tarmac and
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  it couldn't get to my gate. No drama, but got to bed about 1
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  and you know, all is good, but we're rolling, we're getting
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  there. We're we're coming around.
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  I then, man, I still got Ozzy on my mind and now my name is Kenny
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  Lee and I am a big Molly. Hey, if you're going to make a
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  fool out of yourself, make sure you make a fool out of yourself
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  around friends. Dick Trickle taught me that.
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  And you all are my friends. I'll never forget Pinellas Park
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  down there in Florida. What was that?
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  The Triple Crown? We, we would run Orlando,
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  Bradenton, DeSoto. And we was in a bar and there
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  was hardly anybody in there. And the song came on and Dick
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  Trickle picked up a chair and started dancing with a chair.
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  And I laughed. I said, what are you doing?
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  He says I have nobody to dance with and I'm amongst friends so
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  you all don't care. All right then.
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  So we had a couple subjects today.
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  We're going to talk about Tristan McKee, this 14 year old
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  kid that won the ARCA race at Watkins Glen.
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  He just turned 15. He was 14 last week.
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  Sounds better when you say 14 year old.
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  And then we're going to talk about the hardcore Harley
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  riders, motorcycle people. If you don't ride your bike out
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  to Sturgis, then you nobody shame, shame people, people.
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  OK, Tristan McKee wins the ARCA race at Watkins Land and I'm
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  thinking, hey, cool, you know, get in line.
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  Everybody's 10 and 12 now winning the Daytona 500.
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  And hey, by the way, in my mind, I was born in 1963.
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  In my mind, the first driver to ever start the young thing was
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  Mark the kid Martin out of Batesville, AR Mark was like
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  1516 years old winning ASA races.
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  But Jeff Gordon definitely put it on the map.
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  Then all the mom and dad started saying let's have a baby and
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  we'll mold it into a race car driver.
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  You know what, I want to just we never got into that.
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  You look at like Jeff Gordon, you know, like John Bickford,
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  Carolyn. I mean, they picked their up
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  like the Beverly Hillbillies and they moved from California to
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  Indianapolis for Jeff. Think about how many mother and
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  fathers respond right here. Name some mom and dads that
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  changed their whole life for their child.
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  And then when they got that child, the NASCAR, the owner
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  said get the out of the pits. You're irritating.
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  So the, so the mom and dads, they get their kids to NASCAR
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  and then they can't hang around anymore because the mom and dads
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  are like up your ass and you're like, get let us take the kid,
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  you know, So Tristan McKee wins this race just turns 15.
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  And I think it's cool. But all of a sudden I get on,
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  I'm getting on Facebook because I'm traveling yesterday.
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  And of course, you got to go to the comment section because
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  that's where the juice is at. To my surprise, everybody's mad
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  that Tristan McKee, he's spoiled, he's a rich kid.
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  I'm like, he was driving the car, right?
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  Then you get the dummies that go, if I was in that car, I
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  could put my 12 year old kid. Once again, it's the parents
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  talking for the kids. See what I mean?
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  The grown-ups get jealous. Jealous.
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  Hey Wallace. What?
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  Get the out of your mouth. OK, Calm the down, Herman.
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  Me and Rusty was just talking about this.
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  When you give speeches, slow down and speak properly.
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  See how I kick my own ass every once in a while?
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  So I look at these comments section and they're like Tristan
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  Mckee's a spoiled ass kid. I'm like, and how old are you?
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  Somebody like 50-60 years old making these comments.
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  I'm like, well get your 12 year old kid up there.
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  Well I ain't got enough money. Then I'm like sit down.
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  Then it amazes me because I grew up under middle class.
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  My mom and my momma tell you because because we grew up under
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  middle class, we made it work. But it always amazes me the poor
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  ass broke people that bitched their whole life that they don't
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  have money. Get your get your ass out there
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  and get it like I did. I had nothing.
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  I had nothing. I take soda bottles to my damn
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  bicycle. My huffy and I went up to 711.
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  I cashed those son of a bitches in for a nickel.
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  I'm an old G I'm an old gangster.
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  I found money find it. Don't bitch about it.
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  So as, as as far as these rich kids, what does that mean?
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  I don't see anybody in there next to him driving that car.
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  So it's already a wealthy sport. Hockey is too.
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  All I hear is about them hockey parents.
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  Oh, track, ice, ice rental. It cost so much to be a hockey
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  Mama. I was talking about some
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  athletes and, you know, baseball and they're like, Oh, well, he's
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  a good baseball player because his mother and father could
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  afford the best, you know, baseball schools.
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  And I'm like, here we go, here we go.
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  It's like a rock said he said if you want to do something, you'll
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  make it work. If you don't want to do
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  something, you'll figure out a way not to do it.
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  So quit. You're bitching when these
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  wealthy kids that are Dicks, you know, I don't care if they're
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  wealthy or they're Dicks. Listen, the Bush brothers, they
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  were Dicks, but they could drive a race car, OK?
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  Now they, both of them Bush brothers come around.
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  They're real nice now. But you know, there was nobody
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  in that race car with them. So just remember, everything's
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  about money. You want to go to eat, you got
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  to have money. You don't stand outside the
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  restaurant going, oh, you all got money in there.
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  If I had money, I could eat. All right.
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  It looks bad on you when you complain about these rich kids.
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  The mom and dad ain't in the car with them, so they Got Talent.
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  That's all there is to that. They don't they don't give you a
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  trophy going well, you won the race, but you really didn't win
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  it because somebody was poor and their kid hasn't had a chance to
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  race yet. All that's bull.
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  I just wanted to get that off my mind.
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  Respond right here. Do you think that when the rich
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  kid wins the race that they should go?
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  Ladies and gentlemen, the winner, Tristan McKee.
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  But it really don't count because his mom and dad had
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  money. I came up the hard way.
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  So I'm a badass and I already know that, but it just gets it
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  sounds stupid on some of you people out there.
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  He's wealthy. That mean?
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  OK, we're switching subjects. I see all the hardcore
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  motorcycle people. If you did not ride your
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  motorcycle out of Sturgis then and that and yeah, maybe when
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  you're young, maybe when you're young and maybe maybe it just
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  don't work out. But if you want to be a bad ass
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  and ride your motorcycle out to Sturgis so you can go.
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  I rode my motorcycle out to Sturgis and most people look at
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  you and go, well, you're dumb. So maybe when you're young or
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  maybe when you just want to do it, respond right here if you
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  do, like I did. And my motorcycle was on Rusty's
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  trailer and I flew out there and I jumped on that son of a bitch.
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  And I had the time of my life and we raised, we raised 450
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  something, $1000, and we gave it away to the Special Olympics.
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  Rapid City Flame, Rapid City, SD.
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  So you might have rode your motorcycle out and you might be
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  a badass, but I bet you didn't raise $450,000 and gave away the
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  Special Olympics, did you? Now look how stupid you sound.
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  So I win. I really didn't plan on being a
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  prick today. Just kind of turned out that
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  way. All right, I love you all.
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  We're going to race dirt tonight.
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  Think I'm going to go to Highland.
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  Let's see how many of you made it all the way to 10 minute and
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  55 seconds. I think I'm going to go to
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  Highland because it's 1/2 hour shorter than Brownstown.
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  I didn't run as good as I wanted to last time in Highland, and
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  this Wednesday is the World of Outlaw race with the Modifieds.
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  So I'm going to go to Highland tonight to try to be a little
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  better, and it's a lot shorter distance from here to Highland
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  than it is from here to Brownstown.
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  All right, everybody have a great Saturday.