Anyone that has followed DEI since its humble beginnings cannot deny
they were shocked by the recent news that NASCAR's super-cooch,
Teresa Earnhardt is looking for a potential buyer for her race
organization. It also goes without saying that all of you bleeding
hearts who thought she was the best "man" for the job of CEO and
majority owner are entitled to condement anything you want with your
crow. Finish it off with some humble pie while you're at it and wash
it down with a new found sense of conciousness. For the old fans of
Dale Earnhardt Inc. this falls nothing short of treason worse than
that of any modern day Benedict Arnold. I can't speak for Dale Jr,
but surly he is feeling the sharp, cold steel of the figurative knife
between his shoulder blades when he woke up this morning. To say
that Dale Earnhardt himself, is turning in his grave would be a gross
understatement.

It's no secret that Jr. doesn't have the business sense to actually
run DEI. He admitted that when he was in negotiations last year.
However, with his trusty sister Kelly by his side, with his persona,
and her college education, DEI could have been returned to the racing
superpower it once was. Who wouldn't have wanted to drive for Dale
Jr? C'mon, it was a rethorical question. The writing was on the
wall when they promoted Regan Smith to a full-time cup ride that they
were searching for talent. Regan is a stand up buy, don't get me
wrong. He personalized an autograph to me in his Busch days.
However, when you can't pull off any success in that series, why
would anyone begin to think he was ready for a cup ride?

So now, so stubborn as to not realize she could have had the racing
world in the palm of her hands, (okay, maybe that is a hyperbole)
Mrs. Earnhardt is falling so hard on her face that it's going to fuck
up that horse grill she sports every time she smiles. Nice to look
at, but makes me want to run my fingers down a chalk board every time
I hear her open her pie hole. I guess it could come down to who gets
the last laugh, right? Certainly Jr. could lavish in this if he
chose, but certainly, there is a huge part of him that this pains.
Not a way to pay tribute to a legend, by selling his company. He was
Forever the Man, now she'll be known as Forever the Cooch".

It's okay to disagree with me on this my fellow, loyal fans of
NASCAR. This is one of those issues that I really hold dear to my
heart and felt compelled to address. Maybe this is for not, and the
idea will be retracted, but it doesn't appear to be that way. My
rant after a great holiday.