> Americans would rather watch a plate race than any F1 event, anywhere, any
> time. Think any of 'em care about some "South-American phenom"? Look at how
> well recieved Montoya was in the US. He'll do well in F1 and be a worldwide
> star, but ask any middle-of-the-road US NASCAR fan, and he still won't know who
> he is. One can then assume that to Mr. Average US Race Fan, the son of Mears
> matters, while some guy who ran carts in Bolivia does not. After all, who's
> really buying the tickets?
for me or anyone else I know personally. As long as you're good, who
cares about your color, creed, sex, religion, or country of origin?
Only someone pretty damned shallow would.
And if you suck... well... who cares?
--
Chuck Kandler
A man is no less a Slave just because he is
allowed to choose a new Master every four years.
Registered Linux User #180746
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