He can own it, sell it, drive over it with a steam roller, or deposit a steamin, stinky poop on the dash. Regardless, it is sooo not my business.

Even though Tyson, MC Hammer, and rock stars galore proved fortunes can be squandered, it would be difficult to believe the way contracts are negotiated these days, and syndication rights for a show that popular, that he would need the money. I have a girlfriend that is a 3rd stringer actress, and she gets nice royalty checks from 1 minute appearances and sometimes does not even speak. But every time they show it, she gets paid. most times it is not even in the US.

I am betting he hates it, but lets face it, it would be financial suicide to admit it. I know I would hate it if it was built in a week. I would hate it if we built it in a week! He hates it, been there, done that, got a tee shirt.

I second what Steve C. said....:yes:

ummm... eeew. sometimes I come here to learn and listen to your opinions about the industry, projects, etc... sometimes I walk away shaking me head. This is one of those times.... eeeww eeeww eeeww

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I know I would hate it if it was built in a week. I would hate it if we built it in a week! He hates it, been there, done that, got a tee shirt.[/QUOTE] PRODIGY



I 2ND THAT ALSO

lol, got the t-shirt. That's pretty good. :lol:

I'm sorry. I was just trying to be.....emphatic.

Reminds me of a certain skit from Crank Yankers. Anyone know the one I'm talking about? :lol:

After being told about his new car only seconds before his arrival at American Muscle Cars, Ian is in complete shock. Hearing him say, "This isn't my car," multiple times, our editor (and "Overhaulin'" accomplice), Terry Cole assured him it was.

http://superchevy.com/features/0407sc_tv/

100 miles later Barrett Jackson.

Let's shot the son of b....... :evil: