@Jacob_J_Nelson Yeah, I'm not a fan or viewer of football games ending at midnight either, but at least they don't end at 2am on a Monday morning when it rains. Also, the NFL has to schedule 15 games a week - NASCAR only 2 or 3.
@BhattiLaib9960 The ink on your fake receipt is way too dark and readable, yet the paper looks like it was soaked in coffee and dried back out. Adjust your prompt and try again. (We already know AI can't do math properly :) )
@A_S12@NASCAROReillyAP@SBJ Economically, the series and sport as a whole was a lot more viable when the Busch cars were hand-me-down chassis from the cup series. A stepping stone series doesn't need a completely different car/identity. Guess we're lucky not to have a minivan series with this mindset.
@jeff_gluck Theory: The last 3 races were just "OK" and not clearly a "Good" race to merit a quick yes vote, but users didn't want to vote "No" either because it wasn't that bad. So they went back to whatever they were doing prior and forgot about the poll.
@jeff_gluck If you take away the bonus points for winning, the bonus points disappear. Yep, that math checks out. His average finish is 6 spots better. It turns out that 6 races times 6 spots is 36 points - pretty close to your 35. Where is the crazy part?
@jeff_gluck Fox still struggles to tell the whole story of the race. If you have HBO, pick a driver and watch from their in-car camera. Listen to the strategy calls and drivers describe their cars' handling; watch the rabbits sprint ahead and wear out tires, then fall back.
@alt_w_v_g You would make an excellent computer programmer.
Computers follow instructions to the letter.
Debugging programs requires the same thought process.
HR should hire more programmers to debug policy documents.
@RSpurly@RyanStevensWTR@jeff_gluck Yep, this. FOX still hasn't figured out how to broadcast racing action or that there are more than 5-6 cars worth televising. They don't run down the finishing order. They don't show anyone but the leader crossing S/F line.