15 questions with Jay Goninen, co-founder of WrenchWay

Jay Goninen is the co-founder and president of WrenchWay.

First car: 1987 Ford Ranger (rear end blew up immediately)

First concert: Brooks & Dunn

Pet peeve: Loud eaters

Most thrilling/adventurous thing you’ve done: Raced stock cars when I was a teenager

Personal hero: Roger Penske

Something on your bucket list: Attend the Daytona 500

One thing you learned on the job you never forgot: The value of a good team; no one person can do everything themselves

Three people you’d invite to dinner, living or dead: Michael Jordan, [hot rod designer] Boyd Coddington and Dale Earnhardt

What did you want to be when you were a kid? Race car driver

Do you collect anything? Nostalgic items from service shops; I love the history of our industry.

What’s your TV streaming binge show? “Yellowstone”

You’re king for a day. What’s your first order? Allocate a bigger budget for tech ed programs.

First album/CD you bought: Kris Kross

Favorite line from a movie: “Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.” — The Sandlot

Who’s on your Spotify playlist? Morgan Wallen, Jason Aldean, Eric Church