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@BoziTatarevic Breakfast dessert in Seoul

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@8fuld Just reading the handful of replies that are their entire post history, they're probably a bot.

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@daviswarren They can change it but have to stick to the range in the rulebook. So if the rulebook says 30-60 points and $50-100K they can change it to anywhere in that range but can't get rid of the points penalty and keep the fine like they did for HMS a while back.

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@NickyVRacing I've noticed Brittany does that a lot.

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@24FanDakota That's how I interpret it as well. Good explanation!

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@TeamYouTube No I can't. The three dots button where I would normally do that doesn't show up on these. You can see in the screenshot.

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@TeamYouTube fully a quarter of my recommendations on YouTube now are from "NBA TV" which I guess comes with YouTube TV. The problem is I have never watched anything on this channel, have no interest in watching any of it, and can't make the recommendations go away.

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@TeamYouTube Here's an example. On the left is a normal recommendation. I watch a lot of racing content, both on YouTube and YouTube TV, so it makes sense. On the right is what I'm talking about. I don't watch basketball content. I did not "purchase" that program, despite it showing I did.

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@TeamYouTube I'm getting these recommendations on YouTube, not YouTube TV. I have never watched any videos from this channel on YouTube. I have never watched or recorded anything from that channel on YouTube TV either.

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@idekman95 He didn't win.

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@nascarcasm It's the same as before, just de-hatted.
https://t.co/51JanMqP3b

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@nascarcasm @NASCARatCOTA It's a person in profile.

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@Sidewalks_Jake Thank you for putting on an great show at Numbers!

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@MillzGav58390 When charters were implemented in 2016 the part-time fifth car was no longer allowed.

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@Zlacher88 @Alb609 A key release is an input. If you're still pressing the key, the keyboard shouldn't tell the computer that you aren't.

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@Zlacher88 No. If anything, it's the opposite, compensating for the human being too slow letting up on the previous key.

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@RobCutlip @BoziTatarevic Same. It looked to me more like Denny came up while Austin held his line. It was a bit of a weird-ass line he held, not going up to the wall, but I'll need to see steering traces before I'm convinced he hooked him.

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@ShannonG57137 Bozi has a good thread about it. TL;DR is that the splitters are the same and that's the furthest forward part of the car. The noses above the splitters are different so that could change how they look.

https://t.co/Mc3JdH6Dqf

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Every NASCAR Cup car uses the same spec splitter that mounts to the same location on the spec chassis. The front bumpers are different between OEMs which might be giving you that illusion.

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@Chase_Bush Atlanta was pretty quick. Daytona ended under caution. They only have the high speed cameras at the line.

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@bobpockrass MCDOWELL SUPREMACY!