That Uber driver had to be like “WTF? I’m driving Tony Stewart 2 1/2 hours to F’ing bike week!”

@diychad7268

Жыл бұрын

I give it a 50/50 shot that the person knew who he was, but if they did then I bet it was a memorable experience because to be the driver doing that trip with those two in the back seat, you know that they didn't just let the driver sit up there and keep to themselves....... It quickly turned into a three person trip I guarantee it lol

@weshuff8436

Жыл бұрын

The driver was probably a kid without a clue

Of all of Tony's wins, Leah's heart is his biggest win.

@user-eh5cr4or6k

Жыл бұрын

You must have meant to say his wallet.

@gteefxr3094

Жыл бұрын

Calm down.

@chuckfinley4757

Жыл бұрын

Or her whooha.

@paul4253

Жыл бұрын

I physically cringed reading this.

@KenG....

Жыл бұрын

@@paul4253 DITTO

Poor Ken Block. He passed just a ways down from our family’s property, snowmobiling.

I have been telling everyone that if you go to a drag race, you get a really up close experience. If NASCAR would try to be more like that they might get back to where they were. NHRA is like no other experience.!!!!!

Drag racing is just an awesome damn thing to experience. The drivers and crews are just amazing. It is incredible just how accessible the drivers are to fans and how friendly and talkative they are. I'll never forget being a 13 year old kid way back around 1990 and going to the local drag strip to watch the races. One day I was out walking around in the pits and taking photos of race cars. One guy who had a really gorgeous dragster must have caught me standing there staring at his race machine and walked over and struck up a conversation. Before I knew it, I was strapped into the seat of that dragster and he was answering all the questions I had about various race related procedures. After experiencing that, I was a fan for life. Drag racers are the nicest people you could ever want to meet. I mean here was a guy who didn't know me from Adam, who was probably busy between rounds, yet he went out of his way to be nice to me and make me feel welcomed. That kind of thing is common around the drag strip too. This is unique aspect of drag racing you don't see in any other form of motorsports.

@Mister_Matt_X

Жыл бұрын

I've been to a drag race at the San Antonio Raceway or Alamo City Motoplex whatever they call it these days a few years ago and it was pretty cool... but it was like local drag racing not NHRA sanctioned but I don't remember if SA had NHRA before... there's not a lot of news about it lately I hope that the NHRA will go to the drag strip in the near future and maybe try to get it modernized looking like the other drag strips that the NHRA uses...

@marty0063

Жыл бұрын

@@Mister_Matt_X I think the only place NHRA goes in Texas is Houston. That’s a little far for us, so it’d be nice to have other places too.

@garyjackson3531

Жыл бұрын

@Mister_Matt_X I live up in Central Texas, but we used to race at Alamo Dragway, out on Hwy 16 back in the 70's and 80's. It was AHRA sanctioned. The AHRA Nationals were there every summer. I was a kid and got to rub elbows with Garlits, Snake, Shirley, and the rest. I won the Nationals in 1983. The last year the AHRA sanctioned the track. It became NHRA after that. No national events. But some Division 4 stuff though. Anyhow, we bracket raced there a lot because the joint was packed on a Saturday night with fly boys bused in from the bases and the purse was great. Plus, since we came from over 100 miles away, we got in for free and raced for free. Years later Todd Zampese built River City Raceway over in Seguin, just off I-10. A really nice track. It's had several owners and names since. It opened as an IHRA track, but has been NHRA as well. IHRA held several national events there. It's way too small for an NHRA event. Anyhow, lots of great drag racing history in San Antonio. Alamo Dragway's tag line was "Smoke City USA" (A 60's thing)

@garyjackson3531

Жыл бұрын

@marty0063 Houston (Baytown) is closed. It was sold to make way for warehouses. Before Houston there was (and still is) the Texas Motorplex up in Ennis, which is on Hyw 287 near Dallas. It opened in 1986 as the first modern supertrack. It's all concrete and quick. It was being built as Green Valley Raceway was going out. LOTS of history there. Anyhow, Billy Meyer who owns the Motorplex and was a star Funny Car racer decided to buy the IHRA. This left the NHRA without a national event in Texas. The Gay family owned Houston International in Pasadena, but it was outdated and had become a dump. In record time they built the track in Baytown. The first race was fantastic. As were all of the races afterwards. The IHRA situation was a disaster for Meyer, and he unloaded the sanctioning body and came back into the NHRA fold. The national is there every October. For the last couple of years Billy has turned the race into a multi weekend festival of sorts.

@kathyclark3168

Жыл бұрын

So very true!

Gonna have to listen to the full episode. This video is such a great interview with Smoke. He and Leah seem to be so solid and I’m so happy for them both.

Damn JR. this was an awesome pod cast , this was eye opening 🇺🇸🫵

Would be awesome to have Amy and Leah and Jr. and Tony do a podcast. It would break the internet. Mike could create questions that both couples could answer. The last couple of podcasts with Jr. and Amy have been incredible. It would be tough to schedule but it would be huge.

@cykablyatman6242

Жыл бұрын

smoke, jr, and denny should do a podcast together

@tedturner9054

Жыл бұрын

What would be more awesome is if Tony was in jail for murdering that kid.

@FlightData101

Жыл бұрын

@@tedturner9054 you can say it a million more times and it still won't be true.

@davidwalker9188

Жыл бұрын

Now that is a couple that was meant to be together congratulations to both of them

@robertstone9988

Жыл бұрын

They can both talk about hypergamy and how they were both married to successful dudes and then met more successful dudes and left the original successful dude for the new more successful dude. Now all dale Jr and Tony Stewart have to worry about now is there isn't an even more successful dude that comes around sniffing

Dale's headshake at 6:04....I'm reading his mind.... LMAO

Met Tony at Fontana when he was still racing NASCAR, awesome person.

People dont like Tony, but i have always been a fan of his. Got to start one of his cars at talladega in 1999 when i was 12 yrs old and he was a super nice guy. I believe it was 99. I remember dale sr won and tony crashed out about midway through if the ol' memory is correct lol. Guy is just passionate! How can u not like that

@hardh2ogillz

Жыл бұрын

Never disliked him all the way back to when I got into nascar in’93, he just wasn’t a favorite of mine. I am a fan now and have been for a while.

Great video! That oil situation was hilarious! Racer problems!

Great story about one of the Coolest drivers out there.

What a great story about how they met!! ❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰

When Tony started in NASCAR I never thought to much of him but over the years since that time I see that he really seems like a nice guy all around

I was raised up on NASCAR, but drag racing is my first love. Smoke comes over to drag racing. Hes like my instant favorite. I haven't sat down and watched a NHRA event in years. Its pure gold. Dale sir, you should hop into a Pro Modified car and have some fun.

@davidh6818

Жыл бұрын

There is no way in Hell Amy would agree to Dale Jr. racing a Pro Mod,LOL.

@bcsmiamic

Жыл бұрын

Damn that would be dope!!

@Rob_Moilanen

10 ай бұрын

​@@davidh6818 hell no, cause promods are not something you can jump right into and run a few passes on. Amy would probably let him do it if he wants to. I'm sure it's much safer than his old job, atleast these days it is. But I doubt that Dale has got the time to build a car and go race it on the weekends, cause TV would get in the way.

@dragracer-ts2xt

2 ай бұрын

@@davidh6818I kind of want to see that now

Smoke seems like a solid dude.

@tillman40

Жыл бұрын

Just don’t get in his way

@alansmith7833

Жыл бұрын

Indeed he does

@jeffyoder8105

Жыл бұрын

Yeah you won't find much of anyone who will argue with you about smoke ,especially since he was voted one of the top 75 drivers ever in Nascar 😊😅😮😂❤😊

@chucknowakowski6676

Жыл бұрын

Just don’t race on dirt with him and get him mad, might not make it home that night…….

@jeffyoder8105

Жыл бұрын

@@chucknowakowski6676 hey Chuck I've I've seen plenty of races with Tony Stewart in them both on dirt and in the Cup series and he usually races people the same way that they race him I'll agree he's a hard nosed and aggressive driver with the mentality of a dirt track driver on both dirt short tracks and paved tracks in the Cup series but you have to remember no matter what and even though he won't admit it I'm thinking Tony Stewart is like most of the young dirt drivers in that they all seem to have been born with the ability to get into any kind of race car and be more than just fairly competitive and Tony and another dirt track ace (by the name of Jeff Gordon both have said the aggressive driving skills they learned in Sprint cars allowed them to adapt to the comparably big heavy stock cars once they got used to them cause once you figure out what a particular race car can or cannot do then you tend to push it as close to its edge of control as you feel comfortable with,

Dodge and Pennzoil Ford and Mobil 1 That's so funny! I describe it Tony and Leah's own private Cold War... at least they didn't butt heads! Imagine if they did!

I met Leah at the NHRA event in Phoenix Around 2014 or so. She was very nice and Smoke is right the fans are accessible to the drivers which was cool.

That last part with Tony talking about the atmosphere of drag racing is spot on. Buddy of mine took me and the fiancé to our first drag race last year at Summit here in Ohio. First drag race, first NHRA event :P Was a SUPER cool experience and I definitely want to go again. There's nothing like it in the world. Never got into it watching on TV, but being there is whole different story. And this is coming from someone who grew up at dirt tracks from the age of 3 weeks old

@jeffreid7272

Жыл бұрын

I put my buddy (his first time) on the rope by a Top Fuel team for their warm up with the wind blowing right in his face.... LMAO

@HI-RISER

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, it was the opposite for me, it was always drag racing. I went to the Oct. race in Phoenix, Nascar, having bought a pit pass thinking I'd have access to the garage and handily got turned around at the gate. I was NOT impressed by that part.

I mentioned before about Jr being a project. Tony was running neck and neck. Your wife's are just what you guys needed.

Maybe NASCAR could actually learn something if some NASCAR CEO's went to some NHRA Drags and watched the Fan interaction and how they can basically go anywhere and not have to pay tons more money for it. Like Smoke said, it's a much more laid back atmosphere. Happy that Smoke found his Love in a dragster. Figures.

@garry3013

Жыл бұрын

You ain't lying bout that. Hit the nail right on the head

@johnhaas2523

Жыл бұрын

If Jim France really wanted he could make NASCAR for the fans just like IMSA for fan experience.

@user-yp7fx4uo8f

Жыл бұрын

Nascar actually used to be that way. I remember going to Nascar races in the late 80s and into the 90s and the fans had great access to the garage and drivers. After a wreck, the teams would pull all of the bent and broken parts off the car and stack them at the corner of the hauler for fans to grab. I still have a bent up fender from Harry Gants Skoal Bandit Oldsmobile hanging up in my shed.

@TonyWud

Жыл бұрын

@@user-yp7fx4uo8f Late 60's at Martinsville. they held the drivers meeting at the start/finish line.

@radamus210

Жыл бұрын

I got lucky once when a friend called and asked if I waited to be her photography assistant at MIS for the cup race and jumped on it. We were down in the pits and she was shooting for ARMY getting pitstop action shots during the race. I was blown away by it. You don't realize just how fast those pit crews are until you stand there and see it. And yeah, all those people you see on TV from The King to Tony Stewart even Jr was there walking around. This was in the early 2000's sometime. I'd been to several MIS races, Cup and Indy because it's close but it was a different world walking around the pit boxes and garage. It's an ant colony and everyone is doing some kind of job. Nobody is napping. The problem is just the shear number of people. MIS back then was what,100? 120k people?

What I love about Tony Stewart... he's an EXTREMELY competitive human being, and he was super competitive as a driver, but he's also this quiet, unassuming type of guy that you can just have a conversation with. At one point, he was looking to buy my home dirt track and I met him while he was there. He's just the nicest guy, but also very smart (He was asking great questions about the track), and confident and all the other stuff that you need to be where he is today. But under all that, he's just a regular guy and my respect level for him went way, way up after I met him.

@genemaverick5705

Жыл бұрын

He also killed another driver !! Don’t forget that one !!

@Darren-yu6hf

Жыл бұрын

@@genemaverick5705 And Gene you also went against racing number 1 rule don't get out of your fing car while the track is hot, and also he was a closet pot head and tested pos for thc. And if recall correctly it was a night race and wearing a black helmet and a black firesuit and probably stoned when he got out the car. I think he killed himself. Your a dum bass Gene.

@codyrooker4551

Жыл бұрын

@@genemaverick5705 That drug head should’ve stayed in his car. Don’t leave that bit of information out.

@genemaverick5705

Жыл бұрын

@@codyrooker4551 oh you mean when Tony swerved up the track on purpose and hit ward , that information !

@codyrooker4551

Жыл бұрын

@@genemaverick5705 That’s a lie and you know it.

If you've never experienced top fuel dragsters when they leave the starting line in a live setting, do it ASAP. There is nothing like it. Anywhere.

I remember seeing him and Leah in the background of that sxs KB43 video and wondering if they were together.

@LMarshall73

Жыл бұрын

Same.

One of the best podcasts ever!!!!!!! :)

If Earnhardt an Stewart could just buy NASCAR they Could Safe it🐊

@johnhaas2523

Жыл бұрын

The last thing either one of them wants is to own nascar.

@ethanweeter2732

Жыл бұрын

@@johnhaas2523Not to mention the cost would be hard for them to get the money.

Ken block had them on his KZread channel when they were out in side by sides. I could tell they were a couple then even though they weren’t broadcasting it.

@gteefxr3094

Жыл бұрын

So romantic.

How in the world did I not know about this channel? Now I gotta binge watch the whole catalogue!

Great story... Life is always full of surprises and when it comes to that one moment in time. When you have meet someone so special everything else simple does not matter... Congrats to Tony and Mrs Stewart...

Congratulations Leah and Tony 😊 wishing y'all all the best. Nothing like Nitro in the morning, noon and night 😁

Tony chased Leah until she caught him.

First time I watched your video Been NHRA fan for 50+ years You are doing a good job

Great conversation, thanks guys.

Having gone to NASCAR and NHRA races, I totally love the access you get at the NHRA events. Beyond getting up close and personal looks at the pro teams, you also get to see how the divisional race teams operate and get up close looks at their equipment.

Lolol. “She was different then ALL the others.”

@tomstiel7576

Жыл бұрын

said my dick about every woman I ever had

@ethanweeter2732

Жыл бұрын

She was single and Tony’s type of wanted Tony’s money.😂

@rodbakergodnrod7771

Жыл бұрын

@@ethanweeter2732 Here I was laughing about “ALL”. Lol

@garyjackson3531

Жыл бұрын

@ethanweeter2732 Leah is a race car driver and a World Champion. She's been drag racing since she was a child. She's not exactly poor, though racing is a pretty reliable way of becoming poor. I'm sure it works because they speak the same language. Oh, and her car makes 12,000 horsepower 8500 pound feet of torque, and goes from 0-330+ mph in 3.7 seconds. So she's a certified bad ass.

@lonesassx8336

Жыл бұрын

​@@ethanweeter2732 she wasnt single. She was married when they started talking. 😂

That was Excellent Dale. Smoke (and what he's done) is the Best 👍✔️👌

I knew that Tony Stewart would actually connect well with Leah, but who knew it would lead to this, a successful marriage. This is unbelievable and congratulations to Leah Pruett and Tony Stewart. Now Tony Stewart is going to be a father, which is incredible.

@ck1782

10 ай бұрын

She's not pregnant

I give it five years at the most and then let dale Jr have a follow-up!

Crazy story that says why those two are successful in life. Very driven people 👍👍

Thank you for the video Knoxville TN.

The atmosphere he described at drag races reminds me how it is at the Rolex 24 at Daytona. Speaking of that, couldn’t help but think of what a great team at that event it would be to see Tony join Dale Jr. and say, Jeff Gordon, to run the Rolex. They are legends at that track and I think would still make a formidable team at that event. Maybe bring in a 4th driver like Scott Dixon to round out the line up. Crazy thought, I know. Just popped into my head watching this. Always been a huge fan of Tony’s. Seems like a solid dude.

Sooo happy for Tony and Leah! Amazing couple. Little Smokes maybe someday?.....

It’s awesome to be able to get this perspective of all the people you have on here!

I have been thinking about doing Route 66. I'm not in a position to do it right now but hope too. I have watch one video on it. Parts of it are gone and other once busy highway towns are ghost towns now. There's a still a lot to see . It goes from Chicago to the Sana Monica Pier outside of LA. I actually would like to do a huge tour out to the west coast and site seeing along the way then . go up through Calf. Oregon ,Washington State ,up through BC into Alaska then back down into the Mountain states and then back up into Canada and head to the Maritimes and then down through New England and home in NY .I'm retired so time travel time isn't an issue .

Awesome story....agree 100% on the drag racing experience

I was a teenager visiting my grandparents during bike week and all I can remember is how loud it was. Lol

The sponsor hurdles were hilarious. Classic Tony Stewart 😂

thanks jr for another great show

Never did I think I would like TS, but this guy is a class act. I'm a fan now!

Great story! Thanks for the video 😎👍

Great interview with Smoke!

"I was engaged and Leah was married."

Another great podcast.. Should get Smoke & John Force on together.

@ethanweeter2732

Жыл бұрын

Need some beer and leave Mike out. I know Mike basically started the show, but let him sit it out for those 2.

@garyjackson3531

Жыл бұрын

Jr had Force on the show a couple years ago. John has a serious case of attention deficit disorder. He's a hot mess in an interview, but hilarious! Get the Force girls on.

@kevinkrout3082

Жыл бұрын

@@garyjackson3531 I know I heard that one he’s hilarious.

Indy= wine. Nascar= high priced beer. NHRA= They hand you the beer. ✌

One engaged, the other married ... no problem here. Welcome to the 2000's.

I met my husband a few months before the world shut down, too. It worked out well for us. ❤❤❤😂😂

I agree about fan access. I was a guest of Tony Schumacher up in Colorado, my only drag racing experience, and it was amazing to watch them take down the heads after every run. Got knocked over by John Force 🤩, by accident of course, had great time. Been in NASCAR pits, many times, even in the garage a few times but never collided with any drivers😭. But again NASCAR fans too rowdy🤣 to give them that much access. Must say also Tony Stewart “you look fabulous “. ❤🦩

@gteefxr3094

Жыл бұрын

Huh?

@garyjackson3531

Жыл бұрын

@gteefxr3094 There are opportunities in the NHRA to take part in a team's hospitality. It's usually done by various sponsors. You are literally in the pits with driver, crew, and the race car. When I was running a dealership we used to go as guests of Mopar. Fun experience.

Happy for Tony 😊

wow, totally cool. super respect for you two.

This was awesome.

Love these guys they keep it real

Got to meet Tony at Dale's dirt track in Paducah Kentucky. He signed a shirt for me and I still have it today. Jr. was sitting at Tony's back signing away as well. Kenny Schrader and Tony was in the race that night. Kenny won the race. All great, real, down to earth people. Thank you guys for that event and race. Time of my life.

How Cool Thanks Dale for this

Hell, I thought Dale Jr. would never be married either. He dated Amy for 6 years before he finally got hitched. He got the best looking lady to ever come out of Victoria Texas !! Maybe all of Texas.!!🇨🇱 He’s a very lucky man for several reasons. I hope he realizes it. I think he does. To survive car and plane crashes and be financially sound with 3 beautiful girls !! And an awesome sister to watch out for him. Very lucky man. 🤠

Tony and Leah make a great couple that’s for sure!

LOL. This was good.

RIP Kenblock😢🙏🏻💚

Great Vlog!

Tony "ill have my sponsor call your sponsor and we'll do lunch".. Leah "we have to negotiate the payee/payer cause"😅

Tony is one lucky SOB

@AfonsoHenriques1139

Жыл бұрын

she's been run through. he's just a passenger.

@aRedFrog

Жыл бұрын

​@@AfonsoHenriques1139 Took him this many years to find a lady willing to really strap that thing on 😂

@eddean6663

Жыл бұрын

Love is strange. Good Luck Tony.

@bobdavidsonm.d.7214

Жыл бұрын

​@@AfonsoHenriques1139 How do you know , she's been run thru ?

@AfonsoHenriques1139

Жыл бұрын

@@bobdavidsonm.d.7214 this is her third wedding. cheated on all her husbands with the new one .. I mean if walks talks and sounds like a duck..it's not an Eagle.

Even relationships are sponsored now lol geeze

I have always liked Tony My favorite driver Glad for him in his relationship and drag racing but we love dirt racing can’t beat it. Good luck Tony

@kidwave1

Жыл бұрын

Adultery means NOTHING anymore! Taking a mans wife to lunch is despicable.

i’ve noticed that Tony says “sit there” a lot

After all these years I'm so happy he finally found the one. She's perfect for him.

More Tony on the show please

@johnhaas2523

Жыл бұрын

There's a full episode You can listen to from last week Then there's even the Kenny Wallace show interview with Tony

My favorite Tony Stewart story is way back when New Smyrna Speedway opened the quarter midget track, and Mark Martin got all the big Nascar guys to show up. After the Speed TV RPM Tonight show was over, and the casual fans had gone home, Tony put on a driver suit and raced with a bunch of those kids. It was a cool generous thing to see. Dale Jr was there, landed the Bud helicopter in the infield.

Call me crazy and there is some age difference but from his side he has found his Soulmate..... I hope they keep it together when everything in their life is not fast and dangerous.....

The first hurdle😂😂😂

I hope you two have good life together.

I really enjoyed that Jr I have followed you since you where a young Lad I loved your daddy I have listened and watched and attended Nascar since Cale Yarlborro's days I was thought it would be great to meet you Proud to say I watched that man cut his teeth in racing. Huge Fan Brick

2 hr in an Uber ... You'll know if you're a match or not.... The frickin Truth!

I think they'll last forever just like You and Amy Dale!! When it's RIGHT, IT'S RIGHT!!!💞🤗💞🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏 LOVE THIS PODCAST DALE, MIKE AND SMOKE!!! 💞🤗💞🙏🙏

@lonesassx8336

Жыл бұрын

😂

@ck1782

10 ай бұрын

😂

Know this is late comment, but have to say that was cool interview and good story!

That’s what I like about IMSA racing also. Your ticket let you go anywhere during the event. No extra cost for passes to this section or that section. There are other sanctions that should learn from that.

One of the best interviews I've ever seen! Loved it

It's quite rare for a man to meet a women with whom you are matched so cometely with. I'm 53, & still haven't found her, likely never will at my age. Happy for Tony, as he seems like a good & genuine fella. May they have healthy, formidable babies who grow up to drive & win the future's "SPACECAR Galaxy Championships!"

Cruising Rte. 66 town to town in a '62 Vette was Every dudes Dream back in '60 !! Exiting drama & real Cool theme Song .....

I stopped watching Nascar when all my fave drivers retired. Smoke was my #1. I had two goat's. One was named Tony, the other Stewart.

Watching Tony Stewart describe narcissistic love-bombing yet be completely oblivious to it, is not what I expected from the Dale Jr Download today.

@Littlewing1977

Жыл бұрын

???

🎉loved it ❤️...watched Tony long time in Nascar....Enjoy him in NHRA I've been a Nhra baby I'm 58 watch lots of Shirley Muldoney and Don The Snake Purdome ...

I had a one night stand that has lasted 15 years😂😂

Gotta love Tony Stewart!

That is an Amazing story Tony!

Nice 😊

NHRA is definitely more fan friendly and more accessible than nascar but nascar is a larger scale with people attending races so it may be hard to have that same experience for everyone.

@ethanweeter2732

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but they need to make it more affordable to get in the pits.

@teresagoodwin7458

Жыл бұрын

TJMill3r , Nascar used to be where you could mix and mingle with the driver's and crew members way back and it was fantastic!! I agree that if it was allowed again,it would draw more fans!! But I don't think Nascar is willing to change enough to get the stands full again for every race!!!

NASCAR USED to be as laid back as NHRA still is.

@teresagoodwin7458

Жыл бұрын

SGTJDerek, Nascar definitely was laid back and you could mix and mingle with all the driver's and crew. It was FANTASTIC!!! Hope Nascar changes enough before they alienate not just fans but driver's and sponsors too. Thank you for your service Sir 🇺🇸🇺🇸GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR PRECIOUS FAMILY SIR NOW AND ALWAYS 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💞🤗💞🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏

@SGTJDerek

Жыл бұрын

@@teresagoodwin7458 Thanks. NASCAR abandoned their core fans long ago.

Tony has always be my favorite Nascar driver since Dale Sr. has been gone. The way he drove back then reminded me of how Sr drove. Him and Leah are the reason I started keeping up more with NHRA. Got to see both at ZMAX in 2022 at the 4-wide in Charlotte, NC. Glad to hear Leah is keeping Tony straight. LOL!!!

Just saw the picture of you 2 at The Doghouse Bar in Daytona a couple weeks ago here.

Smoke ,I'm so happy for you .