It's a Fox family party. It's a Waldrop family party. Michael is with us now. Jeff It's about time to send you up to the booth before we do that a little reflection on the last few years. Well, I just makes me go back. David Hill called me several years before I retire and he said, you know, I got this idea. You and D. W. up in the booth. And I know he said the same thing to you. And we both said, oh no, that's going to work so well. These these last four years have been unbelievable because the way you've welcomed me in, the friendship and bond that we built, and all that you've taught me about being up in that booth and what it means to get back to the sport in this way. Thank you. Thank you so much. That means the most of all because we work side by side weekend and week out and I don't know that we were the best of friends when we started, but we're the best of friends when we part. So that's the main thing. Thank you for making it fun for me up there. Hey, one more to do. Have a great call. One more. I know what this guy's waiting for right now. He wants to get this race started. I'm good. I'm anxious. My palms are sweating. You know the WWE's coming to Fox this fall. So why don't we tag team the gridwalk? It's the athletes. Oh wow. With Michael and Darryl. I'm going upstairs. I'm out of the way. You meet it. You both go along together. All right. Fun to do this one last gridwalk. Here's Kate Busch. You've done it before. I don't want to ask Kurt. Kurt, let me ask your question on the gridwalk. Darryl walked her. We're brought to you by Applebee's by the way. What is your favorite Darryl Waldtrip memory? He's talking to your wife and not listening to us. That's my favorite memory right there. The ladies man. The tide ride. The 17 tide ride. I still buy tide to this day. You know, the inspiration you gave us through that and the orange color and that's what kids love about this monster car. They love it black. They love the green and so it's just neat being with a brand for as many years as you were. Listen, I've loved you. I've loved you since the day you said down to race car. I know you've had your ups and downs. I have to. I can identify with all those ups and downs and that's why I love you, baby. Everybody does. Be your own it and love it. Thank you, D.W. proud of you. Thank you, pal. That's just special. I love that. I got my thanks D.W. Shardon. Here's Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. Ricky. This car is absolutely beautiful. It looks just like the western auto car Darryl drove. That's awesome. I got to get it as fast as that western auto that Darryl had. So Darryl's always told me you're the keeper of the 17 now. So it's always our pleasure to go out and try to do the number proud as good as Darryl did. We're a long ways from that. But D.W. Thank you for everything you've done for us in this sport and look forward to you watching us and us keeping the 17 out on the racetrack. I just got a good feeling about you today, brother. And I got a good feeling about car number 17. We're going to have a great day. Stand on this, baby. Take it to the front. Thank you, buddy. Darryl, just looking over that hood, it says thanks, Darryl, on the hood. I'm looking over that at you and Stevie and Jess and the kids watching that beautiful essay that Stevie wrote. I was looking around trying to keep from crying. I'm like, you don't have a prayer not to cry. I haven't cried all week until that. Look at this honor right here, Buggity, Buggity, Buggity. Reagan, look at this. Do you think you're going to look this good after 90 laps today? Do not do not mess up my face. Well, my car owner Bob Jenkins over here and he told me we don't mess up the hood either. So that's coming from you and him, but we might get a little little rub around there, but you look pretty good. I did for no guy not too bad. You got anything special on Buggity, Buggity, Buggity, Buggity today. Anything up your sleeve? No, but look, 17, 18 and 19. Y'all qualified pretty darn good. We need to finish one, two, three. So you move her on up. All right. Move her on up. Thank you, David. Let's see if we can get up with Matt, the Benadetto. Hey, buddy, how are you? This car is my favorite tribute, Darryl. When I was a kid, you raised number 95, Terminal Transport Car, and that was all I was about watching you race that car. And this one looks just like it. Thank you for the tribute to my brother, Ben. Sue, no. Thank you. It's our honor, man. And DW, I got a special request for you. We're running your car, and it's an honor for us to be able to do it. You've always been so encouraging. Always telling me a smile that, how about a good luck hug? Ah, ah, ah, straight. Yeah, remember this while I hug you. Uh, remember when you were needing some help, and I said, I got to help. I got to go. I love him. I think he's great for the sport, and you haven't changed one bit. Good luck today, brother. And drive his thing to the front. That's right. Thanks so much. That's incredible. Thank you for everything you do, and Darryl, let's go to the next guy. Let's see who we can find out. Ryan Priest. Ryan Priest is here somewhere. Here he is. He won you won yesterday's race, Ryan. Congratulations. Thank you. Appreciate it. Hey, what the heck? What the heck? You were leading. You took the checkered flag. Then I said, well, he won the race. What a great day. That car was awesome. And then, yeah, I don't know. I don't know what happened there. I first, I do know that. I know it did too. You had a great day. We had a solid day. So you're getting there, brother. You're figuring these things out. You're getting better ever race. Yep. Thanks, and I'm comfortable. The way I move around, I think I'm good. It wears me out. And you make me tired watching you. You're bouncing around, but you're up on the wheel. You're getting a job done. Congratulations. Thanks for everything. Thanks for all of your due. Yeah, buddy. I want to say thank you for everything, too. I would have never accomplished the things I did if it weren't for you. You were an inspiration. You were my role model, and you never let me down. You were there from day one. And I love you, brother. I love you, too, buddy. I love you, buddy. So I like it, my love you, brother. Man, this is awesome.