Ray Oldhoffer

I guess so, but it is kind of, you know, they give you $55,000, $65,000, $70,000 worth of car.

You go out and flog it for a couple of weeks.

Put a little ding in the door, and then you go, eh, not my cup of tea.

Yeah, I'm excited.

I got a supercharged Jag that Matt D'Andrea got me over there.

All right, shall we do a little news?

What shall we do?

I don't know.

I got this car thing that's bothering me, but I can get to that.

Well, you guys have heard me say a whole bunch of times that you never know how off the media is until they start talking about you.

I mean, it's not just how they don't spell your name correctly, but when they tell a story about how you met so-and-so or how you got into the business or where you've got your first break or whatever, it's almost always wrong.

And I grew up just thinking, well, if it was on TV or it was in a newspaper and they were just sort of showing it,

Well, then that's what it was.

I had no idea how inaccurate most stuff was.

And I got an email a couple of days ago.

I did the Monterey historic, the Rolex historic races a few months ago.

And I got an email from a guy named Dave Stone, who's just one of the track guys, one of the guys I see out there all the time.

He drives a Z car.

And I had a Z car, too.

And he said, hey, just saw the Monterey Historics on speed.