Perhaps yelling and screaming is an exageration.
Or perhaps, since there was NO yelling or screaming, it was an incorrect statement that should -- in the interest of fairness and accuracy -- be withdrawn.
And "call us back when that happens, I dont want to hear it anymore. Line 1 your up" is pretty much hanging up on the guy isnt it?
Dexter, EVERY caller gets hung up on. Otherwise, each show would have exactly one caller for the entire four hours. The question is, was the caller in question given an opportunity to state his opinion? In this case, it sounds like he probably was.
...with Jeff, I dont get why you didnt bring up the point of why the doom and gloom before it happens when you did with the caller before.
Re-read Mike's post where he explains why. Maybe that will help you understand.
I originally agreed with Bags that the rule change was a worthwhile way to save the NCWTS teams money. However, after talking with Rick Crawford and others, I now believe that NASCAR accomplished its goal by trimming the total number of hard cards allowed from 14 to 12. The new pit rules have not reduced the number of over-the-wall crewmen. It has simply doubled the number of pitstops required to put 7 individuals over the wall to perform their duties.
NASCAR's intentions with this new rule were admirable, but the problem has already been solved by reducing the total number of hard cards. I hope that NASCAR will re-examine this policy and repeal it.
