Gio (Greg Giannotti)

He's not the one racing the car.

But this is like the Super Bowl.

It's like Game 7 of the NBA Finals.

And so if you're living that world, no, I think it might mean just as much to him.

That doesn't surprise me, actually.

I mean, he owns four of the cars.

I understand, but you're still talking about winning the Daytona 500, and I don't watch it enough.

I don't know if he's won before, but to sit there and say, man, that can't mean as much to him as winning Game 7.

I don't know about that.

I mean, it very well might.

In some cases, it might mean even more because that's not what he grew up doing.

It's something he learned, or maybe it was just a fan growing up, and now he's knee-deep in it.

And to become a champion, no, it could mean just as much, if not more.

Well, he's one of the most competitive sons of bitches in the world.

Yeah.

Whatever it were, we saw that in the documentary during the pandemic.

I mean, he's taking money from the poor security guard in Chicago with the coin game.

I mean, there's never a game that he's seen he doesn't want to win.