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ure delusional if u really think that is the case lmao the pros are all aliens they aint no local training hero trying to look fast but not actually being fast

Exactly, which is why I keep two beaters in my corral too. I often prefer rolling them around and keeping way undercover, especially when going to LA as no one is going to want to carjack me in my old beaters. Anyway, it's been fun. Now that things are cleaned up after last night I gotta go get ready for another party tonight that starts in a few (World Cup). I'm just the janitor...

They’re never gonna believe you live the life. Recently, one of’em was telling me we should compare bank statements. I told him,”Dude! I drive a Transit cargo van with 200,000 miles on it! I make the California Required MinimumSalary!”😎 Yup…the kids are ballers and they don’t understand that some of us are just gettin’ by… 🤣

I have no problem with him motioning to the camera, and I have no problem with the cameraman saying nah I'm going to stay right here and do my job.

I would agree with you normally if we are talking about regular Joes. But these are professional athletes, and how often do you see professional athletes trying to swipe the camera away after losing? It happens, but it's very rare. Note, it's also the camera operators job to capture the drama for the broadcast. This was disrespectful to the camera man as he's just doing his job.

To his credit, it would seem that he DOESN’T want to beat his brother that way. I like that. But, hey, my bad. I’m pretty sure we’re not supposed to see any positives in one of these angry threads. 🤣

🤣 The Modern Era of Social Media Driven Fandom combined with Kooks on Mom’s Computer.

How many Deegan-bash threads and posts would you have participated in if it were Deegan who tried to swipe away the camera while being a sore loser? You guys are too dense to see you manifested all of this.

Say what you want about Jett and the cameras….but I thought is was hilarious after the first moto they catch Jett slamming his helmet and dropping the F-bomb, only to quickly switch to Hunter dropping the F-bomb while getting off the bike and slamming his goggles and gear under the tent. Poor ole Weege had to go straight into apology mode.

Then moto 2 Deegs pushed him to level to where he was riding over his head and he crashed. Tough day for Hunter’s brother.

He could take some lessons from Haiden on how to lose with class

try to stay calm

Yeah I'm sure he obviously sees Hunter as his main competition but the fact remains. He still won the moto. And moto 2 he finished behind those guys, lost the red plate and made 2 big mistakes. That makes more sense to be mad, but he acted normal. I just thought it was a bit odd and over the top, especially considering the circumstances.

Didn't he swat the camera away after moto 1, which he won? I thought the behavior was odd, honestly. He won and Deegs finished further back due to the crash. 2 good things, in his favor. Moto 2 he finished behind his brother and Deegs, made 2 costly mistakes and acted normal, afterwards. So I would think he'd be more upset after moto 2 than moto 1, if he was just "being competitive."

No, no. It's "predicting, and trading" now. Doesn't that sound better over Christmas turkey with grandma?

They should, they already shove gambling down our throats at every turn and that likely ruins more lives than cigs these days

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