:14:01
And he's so, like,
compulsive disorder kind of...
:14:04
Really goes over things
over and over and over.
:14:05
And I can see myself when I'm
by myself becoming that a little bit myself.
:14:10
I love you to death, but some
of your habits drive me crazy.
:14:13
But the roles reverse. It's just funny.
It's just the way it is. It's life.
:14:17
Look at the McCoys.
We've seen that yesterday with them.
:14:19
Yeah, they have
the same relationship, kind of.
:14:21
They're kind of bagging
on each other all the time.
:14:23
Like a couple ol' hens
most of the time.
:14:25
What can you do about it?
It's your blood. They can't fire ya.
:14:28
Jimmy and J.N. Are less father and son.
They're more like clones.
:14:32
Well, I know I'm
a lot more cautious than he is.
:14:34
Let's try and be nice.
:14:36
He's just, you know,
"Yeah, pin it, Dad. "
:14:38
Well, I don't know
what's over that hill.
:14:40
So I back off and roll it off a little bit
:14:42
because I'm gonna go home
and cut wood this winter.
:14:44
I got things I gotta do.
Where he's just got a little more...
:14:46
You gotta have a little faith,
trust yourself.
:14:48
I do trust myself,
but that's still who I am.
:14:51
I don't have it that way, but I think
that comes with doing a lot and age.
:14:57
J.N. May talk about getting old.
:14:58
But how many 62-year-olds can
pick up a 300-pound motorcycle?
:15:02
No matter his age.
J.N. 's a father.
:15:05
And he's not about
to let down his son.
:15:21
By any standard. J.N. Roberts
is a true motorcycle legend.
:15:24
50% of a legend is better
than 100% of someone like me.
:15:40
When Jimmy finally got his turn
he took full advantage of it.
:15:43
Getting all the way up
to eighth place overall
:15:45
and not being passed
for 300 miles.
:15:50
J.N. 's shoulder was possibly separated.
Putting in jeopardy
:15:53
the plan for him to ride the last 50 miles
to the finish later that night.
:15:57
In the meantime
there was nothing to do
:15:59
but sit back and reminisce
about the good ol' days.