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What that idiot didn't know was that one of the people who asked him to turn it off was a Honda big wig who put a stop to their offer to him the minute he landed.
Yup, the kid was a reeeeal smart one.
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Dungey was most likely a corporate puppet and danced the way through his career to someone else's beat reaping the rewards.
Hard for me to see how anyone could admire a guy who had so much but achieved, in comparison, very little. This thread and its tales, if true, makes JL look like a joke.
Like I wrote earlier, hope he is OK with his decisions as maturity would bring remorse for most rational human beings having lived 'that life'
https://youtu.be/PnuMhr8QQzU
Next morning we were out by the left hand sweeper before the big table that was before the wall jump. Picture this freshly groomed track jlaw about the 3rd or 4th person around and on the second lap he came around wfo pitched sidways in the deep loam, flatrack style, bars at full lock, clutch hand doing the winshied wiper on the goggles, WFO, one handed, re gripped just in time for the lip of the table. We all flipped the eff out and was waiting for his next lap and he never came around again and from what I remember he didn’t even race. Think that was the same race when Josh went really well. All the Freestone natty’s seem to be all jumbled in my brain so forgive me about the race details but the jlaw rad moments definately happened. Rock on Jlaw! Live it up...
J-Law was the last of an era and arguably 15 years late. Hopefully he gets paid some day to make a book or movie.
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