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Sure seemed like a lot of literature quotes last night from JT "the famous poet once said"....is this a normal thing or is he going back to school and hyped on authors?
GTL…Gym, Tan, Literature
He's always been well-spoken. I noticed this way back in his riding days. Nothing new.
GTLH....haircut
True, he is no marble mouth, speaks well, fluid, does great work-was just curious on the quoting of poets.
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That caught me by surprise, too.
So, if Hemingway wrote about SX/MX, here is what it might have read like (ChatGPT at work...)
"The track was cut into the brown earth and the ruts were deep and honest. The bikes came in fast and loud and the air smelled of gas and dust and hot metal. A man sat on the line with his goggles down and his hands steady on the bars. He did not look around. He listened for the gate and he waited for the hit. When it dropped he went like he had been shot forward, and the first corner took men who were brave and men who were not. You rode the bumps and you took the jumps as they came. You did not think about falling. You thought about the next turn and the clean way through it. When it was over your arms were heavy and your mouth was dry and you felt alive in the simple way that mattered."
His quotes were accurate and pertinent to the storyline unfolding on the race track in real time. He must have pulled that from memory.
JT is the best trackside reporter we've had.
F’ING GOLD, Kyle!
F’ING…GOLD 🤣
He busted out Kevin Costner For Love Of The Game as well. JT is JT$ for a reason. Would love to spend time and just chat about things with the guy. Big fan
I thought that monologue was really good. Very professional and very well done.
FYI: "Clear the Mechanism"
Did JT race Suzuki’s at any point in his career? Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
It’s think it’s pretentious to deploy such grandiloquent vocabulary within his purview.
Yes
Perhaps it is JT that is the most prolific racer.
Love JT but it's time to rethink the hairdo.
Now do Cormac McCarthy
That’s completely ridonkulous.
I love it.
I think this is 100% usable in an SX context ( From Shakespears Julius Caesar) especially the 3rd, 4th & 5th lines and I’ll be disappointed if JT doesn’t bring it forth at some point :-
All pity chok'd with custom of fell deeds, / And Caesar's spirit, ranging for revenge, / With Ate by his side come hot from hell, / Shall in these confines with a monarch's voice / Cry 'Havoc!', and let slip the dogs of war.
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Of the racers, the most prolific reader.
I think he and Sexton are killing the hair game.
Did you catch the Thursday Pulpmx show from Pro-Circuit headquarters? Mitch took a few digs at JT's choice of hair style.
No reason why Jt$ couldn’t move up the broadcasting chain, just like the hot women all do….I can see him covering some bowling or cornhole tournaments for sure…
When JT asked Ryder D if he was going to keep the mustache, it would have been epic if Ryder asked if he was going to keep that haircut.
Can't believe you mentioned JT$ and cornhole in the same breath. 🤣
At least you made it look like you weren't trying to be intentional about it. 😄
Unofficial moto poet laureate
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And Husqvarnas, for Ferracci!
If we're going to be catty and criticize JT's hairstyle, we should just point out that shit was trendy 3yrs ago. And with men a lot younger than JT. Grow up Peter Pan 😂 Love you JT
If you are the producer of this show and you can't see the difference in Blair, JS7, JT compared to Diffy, RC and WC then not sure what to tell you.
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