Jake
That e-mail in theory sounds great but in real life does not work. My wife
was driving my car for a season and kept flat spotting my race tires. It
gets very, very expensive. Not to mention buying a new race car. And also
who's going to watch my son when we are both racing? Single people have it
made if you ask me. Or you have to be rich. You must be single?
Kirk
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-ba-autox@autox.team.net
[mailto:owner-ba-autox@autox.team.net]On Behalf Of Jake Hodges
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 1:43 PM
To: ba-autox@autox.team.net
Subject: Fwd: Shrewd relationship move?
After a conversation with my friend about Autocross (or other
motor-hobbies) being a source of interpersonal relationship difficulties,
he sent me this. It's a real thing.. I've seen it with my own eyes at BMW
club track events both at Sears Pt. and Buttonwillow. (I know.. Infineon
and, what's Buttonwillow again? Jim's Towing?)
Jake
>You can pass this response on to the list, if you want:
>
>=====================================================
>Hey, guys---
>
>I have some friends in the BMW car club, and they were able to find a
>better solution: buy your wife a race car. You can get some pretty good
>results from this shrewd relationship move:
>
>
>BEFORE: "Buying tires that cost twice as much and last half as long is
>absolutely ridiculous and we can't afford it."
>
>AFTER: "Honey, my M3 was pushing badly in the corkscrew last weekend... I
>could really use a new set of Kuhmos for Christmas."
>
>
>BEFORE: "I'm not going anywhere with 'Willow' in the name."
>
>AFTER: "Give me a hand with this Easy-Up, will you, dear?"
>
>
>BEFORE: "You spend too much time in that damned garage."
>
>AFTER: "Are you going to have my Brembo kit installed by Friday, or am I
>going to have to do it myself?"
>
>
>BEFORE: "Why do we need so many cars?"
>
>AFTER: "Burn up your own tires; I'm saving mine for Thunder Hill in June."
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