At the preschool our kids used to go to, they auctioned off the right to the most prime parking spot every year at the live auction and for all 4 years we were there I watched some moron pay over 20k a year for that privilege (really his nanny’s privilege).

Pretty sure those are fleshlights.

Cleveland is the worst because everybody there moved to Columbus so they all go back for holidays. Most places people move further away, but Cleveland is such a shithole that people think Columbus is uptopia.

Ahh but that’s where I disagree. Last year, we took the family down to Ixtapa, Mexico. You get to spend some time with the family (the ones you like, just don’t invite the ones you don’t), you don’t have to cook a damn thing, and you get to relax for the whole week. And best of all, you’re only burning through 2-3…

As shocking as this may be to hear on the internet, you’re right. For some reason, I thought he took over as GM after the 2013 season, but he did not.

The other problem is he has hired terrible coaches. Their special team coach? Godawful. He let Wade Phillips go, hmm, I wonder how Wade is doing - oh that’s right leading one of the most dominant defenses in the league.

Is that the Janis Joplin 356 coupe?

I can speak to why you always see races being moved between channels, etc. It’s because with linear TV streams, you have a limited amount of shelf space. You should see what a TOC looks like when you have multiple weather delays, it’s a mad scramble to figure out where you can move games/races in order to maximize…

That’s not entirely true though. Just like cars, there is a lot of maintenance that houses need which affect the quality of the house.

I don’t think we’re dealing with an engineer here. I would imagine the only requirement was “it needs to attach.”

So it’s basically an F1 car then?

Not really, at least not when it comes to inconsequential things such as this. I just enjoy debating topics that I have some depth of knowledge in. When people start being disrespectful and petty, I just ignore them or laugh them off for the most part.

You should consider xanax.

Since the UK is on GMT and that is the civil time standard, you can safely bet that it will indeed be their local time.

I probably should’ve put all my comments into the original, but my point was he didn’t need to stop. His car didn’t need to be there at all, with him or without him. All he did was add another obstacle in the outside of a turn.

Yeah, I further clarified in another post that the concern I had was he stopped the car at all, adding to the obstacles on track for subsequent cars. Once he made that decision, I can see why he wanted to get out (although still very risky in itself), but making the decision to stop his car on the outside of a turn…

Exactly my point. Couldn’t agree more.

Nor me. I’m saying he shouldn’t have stopped his car at all.

Really? Cause I’ve raced with multiple orgs over the years and never encountered one racing or HPDE org that told me that when i see an accident, pull over, get out of my car and leave the track.

It’s wrong based on the rules of the track and it’s against the rules of any track event. But it’s fine that you disagree. I’m glad he was safe and I hope you’re right that he actually helped people. Having been in many similar situations, I disagree, but you’re entitled to your opinion.