My list about the Daytona 500:
- Longest day of my life. 8 hours of watching something that I don't know squat about, much less really care about, makes for a really long day. Like a really long day. I thought that it was time to go home and go to bed by the time we left., of course it was only 6PM, so definitely not time to go to bed, but not as much time as I hoped to spend with my Valentine was left though.
- They do get breaks and get out of their car when a piece of the road falls apart and they have to take 1.5 hour break. I asked Gregg if they ever go to the bathroom and he said that they are usually too dehydrated that they don't have to go, but if they do they would probably just go. (Forrest Gump style) *side note: One of the drivers has shit their pants, but still won the race so I guess the really do just go.* Gross.
- Thank goodness for DVR so we didn't have to watch all of the footage of the break. I don't know what they could possibly talk about for that long...I mean it is just cars making a lot of left turns...enough said.
- There is a whole lot of redneck is NASCAR, and no manners. Shame on Earnhart, Jr.
- NASCAR was not as boring as I thought it was going to be. I would watch it over tennis and possibly golf. I did however take a small nap during the second break of the road breaking before the finale of the race.
- The last 10 laps are really the only laps worth watching...a lot of action happens during that time. Congrats to Jamie McMurray on a great finish.
- Cautions are pointless. I think that they should just let them go crazy. It makes it more entertaining for the viewers when the cars wreck.
- I like how shiny the cars are when they start the race. It makes them look less ridiculous with all of their sponsor stickers that are big enough for an alien to see from Mars. I also like that they make them wear matching gear.
- The wives/girlfriends that were shown are beautiful. What is up with that? I mean some of the guys are not that bad looking, but I wouldn't say smokin' hot about any of them, but their wives...that's another story.
- Overall I would have to say that it was not the worst thing ever, but it definitely was not college football. Go UTES!
So I hope that everyone had a great Valentine's Day doing something that they enjoyed, or something that their honey enjoyed.




