Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we're going to talk about NASCAR.

I know, right? I'm not actually joking, we really are, because today, I guess yesterday, NASCAR showed more courage than the

president of the United States. NASCAR saw an opportunity to take a moral stand and they took it. The president today kicked the

can down the road refused to address an issue involving the United States

Army and the names of some of its installations. And he just

chickened out. Just refused to do it. Kick the can down the road, let somebody

else do it fair enough fine whatever

NASCAR didn't do that now for those that don't know NASCAR as an organization

actually has a long history of trying to be inclusive.

They really do.

Their fan base not so much, but the organization, they do.

So it's no longer permitted to bring a Confederate flag to a NASCAR event.

They're banned. Don't bring them. Keep them at home.

Yeah. So of course this has some people upset, you know. There are some in the South who

were talking about how it wasn't justified to do certain things and they

look like they're about ready to burn so much stuff it's going to look like Sherman came back

but the big complaint is that they're giving into this this movement

this movement to hold police accountable

Give into it as if it's not actually part of NASCAR's heritage, their lineage.

How did NASCAR come about?

Why did people start hot-ro rotting souping up cars? Shine.

Shine. Now for the T-Men out there, that's water,

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