Joe Gibbs on his alcoholic sheriff dad

[@irahwebster1088]

Old school dads! I remember that! Either you win the fight or don’t come home!

[@hunternixonfishing2500]

I really enjoy these videos nice to see a interviewer who genuinely cares about who he’s talking to and makes people in the NASCAR community look better than what most do

[@BenMyattt]

You can tell Joe really loved his dad no matter what he did but I never knew Joe Gibbs was a rebel haha.

[@Bey11ktb]

Love graham interviews

[@nascarfan88ta]

Its amazing how Gibbs seems like such a nice guy, yet he has 3 of the douchiest drivers in NASCAR driving for him

[@alanluscombe8a553]

Gibbs is no saint just cause all of the jesus praising. I have followed him for years and if you look at any team that makes a deal with him for support within a couple years they are shut down and folded into jgr. Leavine family racing, furniture row racing are the most recent. He raises prices after a year of partnership and the team can not sustain it. Joe probably is a good man but no different than most other rich business men.

[@dcbrown2125]

This has been a great series but the title of this segment was pretty misleading, I could see where it would attract views...

[@charleslowe2095]

Joe had an outlaw side back in his younger days, who knew ?

[@itsj6611]

Wow that story about Gibbs father making him go back to fight the kid again. Brought back so many memories of the stories my father used to tell me. My father told me a story when he was a kid in the 60s. He got into a fight at the park and when he came home my grandfather asked my dad did you win or lose? My dad said I lost. And my grandfather made him go back to the park the fight again. Wow they don't raise them like that anymore. And my grandfather was the same way if anybody messed with his kids he would literally storm the gates of hell to protect his own. We need more men to step up and be Father's to their children. #HebrewsChapter12verse4-12

[@user-cs3zs6jn1d]

Same. I never got the choice to lose a fight . I was told a couple of times to go back and finish it.never understood the "finish it"? I thought it was finished. Also got reminded a few times that if I kill the head, the body can't fight back.

[@mtadams2009]

The stories sound funny but having been raised in my own insane home its far from funny but truly sad.

[@kcbroncohater]

I've been there and done that.

[@mtadams2009]

@@kcbroncohater Its club no one wants to be in. Take care

[@kcbroncohater]

@@mtadams2009 I got over it and did just fine. Most people do. I do have admit when I was around 10 yrs old, my stepdad got robbed and they beat him up with brass knuckles and I wasn't sad. But later on in life we became friend and stayed that way until he died.

[@steveparham8221]

@@kcbroncohater most people don’t get over it. Most people have the emotional maturity of a 13 year old.

[@WeldonHenson]

Perfect example of not letting a bad situation lead you to a victim mentality and becoming successful by learning from others mistakes. Most stars now days would sit there and cry and want people to feel sorry for them for attention.

[@christophersmith8486]

Here before it blows up.

[@illreportbackinabit.8514]

It's amazing how many oversensitive milquetoast mommies boys are commenting on this.

[@shoominati23]

Your oil is overpriced my guy

[@user-cs3zs6jn1d]

I never got the choice to lose a fight. Always got told to go back and "finish it". OH, and remember, kill the head and the body can't fight back.

[@JuniorMcDirt]

Lol

[@alanluscombe8a553]

Hey ask him why every team he allows to partner with jgr is folded and closed in a couple years because he raises prices while they are locked in a contract and can not sustain it. He is a typical business man i have watched jgr since i was a kid in the 90s but i dont like what he did to bob leavine and furniture row racing before that.