You know, at the end of the day, I was talking to our buddy Dylan Champion the other day about this, and we were just having a conversation.
This might have been two weeks ago.
And I said, look, man, I said, you want to know why I really – One, did I trade a work? First of all, I liked the programs.
I liked the fact we were getting paid.
Who doesn't like to get paid a lot of money for paying a little entry fee? Everybody does.
We've done that in bracket racing too.
But my whole thought process was everybody, you know, from the very get go, there were people gung ho about it being the best thing or people gung ho about it being the worst thing.
But in my mind, I wanted to get on the train to it being a success and it had nothing to do with, they had programs that I liked.
It had nothing to do that.
I wanted to participate.
It had everything to do with the fact that if I was right, then everybody wins because it's better for all of us racers.
If the other people were right, that were anti that's bad
for
all of us.
And that's the real reason why we were so, uh, behind the fact that this was going to be a good thing.
We wanted it to succeed.
Did we think it could? Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
There's always a way to pull one way or the other, but positivity is really what we try to push on this channel about the sport because we try to use drag racing as a way to get away from negativity.
And I hate the fact that we have to talk about this on here, but obviously we have to.
We can't just blow it over.
We're only going to spend a short amount of time on this because we're going to take this to a different place where you guys can I watch all the shows, and I haven't seen anybody go to this next thing that we're going to talk about after this, but I just want to get your initial thoughts before we get into it.
Yeah, yeah.
No, I'm not going to be a broken record and repeat things that you've already said, Casey, but strongly agree with everything that you've said so far.
It is cutting out energy.
Yeah, now it's cutting out again.
You know, at the end of the day, I was talking to our buddy Dylan Champion the other day about this, and we were just having a conversation.
This might have been two weeks ago.
And I said, look, man, I said, you want to know why I really – One, did I trade a work? First of all, I liked the programs.
I liked the fact we were getting paid.
Who doesn't like to get paid a lot of money for paying a little entry fee? Everybody does.
We've done that in bracket racing too.
But my whole thought process was everybody, you know, from the very get go, there were people gung ho about it being the best thing or people gung ho about it being the worst thing.
But in my mind, I wanted to get on the train to it being a success and it had nothing to do with, they had programs that I liked.
It had nothing to do that.
I wanted to participate.
It had everything to do with the fact that if I was right, then everybody wins because it's better for all of us racers.
If the other people were right, that were anti that's bad
for
all of us.
And that's the real reason why we were so, uh, behind the fact that this was going to be a good thing.
We wanted it to succeed.
Did we think it could? Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
There's always a way to pull one way or the other, but positivity is really what we try to push on this channel about the sport because we try to use drag racing as a way to get away from negativity.
And I hate the fact that we have to talk about this on here, but obviously we have to.
We can't just blow it over.
We're only going to spend a short amount of time on this because we're going to take this to a different place where you guys can I watch all the shows, and I haven't seen anybody go to this next thing that we're going to talk about after this, but I just want to get your initial thoughts before we get into it.
Yeah, yeah.
No, I'm not going to be a broken record and repeat things that you've already said, Casey, but strongly agree with everything that you've said so far.
It is cutting out energy.
Yeah, now it's cutting out again.
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