Stu Gatz
speaker
3,140 appearances
92 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 May
Stu Gatz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Appearances
All right, forgive me, a correction. Were you a successful coffee shop owner? Was the coffee shop something that would have been a good career if racing hadn't worked out?
But if I had come to you then and said, what are your wildest dreams look like that are realistic right now in racing? Does it look anything like your last six races?
Have you ever peed yourself?
to the person who might not understand the physical, emotional, and mental drain of how you feel after a race when you have gone in that particular heat, losing, I don't know, how much weight do you lose during one of these races, and how exhausting is it to be that kind of focused for that long?
How have you sat courtside before? This is fresh off the championship and this is you were expecting courtside. Like, would you have not gone in if they put you 17 rows up?
Tony wants to play a game with you. Your your English is exceptional, but it is not. It is not your first language. And so Tony wishes to play a game with you in your first language. Let's play it.
I'm scared of this.
They're usually dirty. I don't know whether he's going to like this game or not.
All right, let's spin the wheel and see where it lands. Roy has no idea where the wheel is. He doesn't know how to spin it. Thank you.
Well, hold on a second. Just so that you know, the Indy 500 winner has said that he's going to shit on that milk. That is what he has said. And so we've gotten him in a huge amount of trouble. Well, he's explaining what this means. No, that's what he said.
Shit on this milk. Yes, but you can also say what it means to say I'm going to shit on that milk, which makes no sense.
Okay, well, it's too late. You already said them. We tricked you because you're tired after your delirium. On this one last note before we let you go, can you explain to us the historical perspective of what it means to win this particular race, which is different for anyone who cares about racing than all the other races?
All right. Congratulations. Alex gets to live. He's the first racer since AJ Foyt in 1979. Five of six races. And again, he finished second in the other one. And he also shits on your milk. Thank you, sir. Gracias. Congratulations. Thank you, guys.
He didn't say that. He's deeply embarrassed. He did say it. We've got it for all time now.
Well, that's why I did the thing. That's why I did the thing.
Gotcha journalism. That's exactly what we did there.
Don Levatard. What is the worst part of the life? Stugatz.
Yes. Greg Cody had an opinion here today that I had not heard from him before, and I don't know what instigated it. Greg Cody has said that in general, cities are bad at celebrating championships. And first of all, I don't know how he arrived at the take, and I don't know why he's having it today.
Is there something in particular that got your attention on celebrating championships where a city did it poorly?
Stand to the side.
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