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That's because the food sucks.

And you mean that in the nicest way?

Thanks. Then not only is he missing a revenue source, he's missing the restaurant business being able to record an advertising expense.

Documentation please, showing his fast food companies don't pay for being on the cars. Otherwise you're making an unsupported assumption.

Good for those folks who want it but just the condensed info here is more than I can digest. I can't pin myself to 90+ minutes on the subject.

What does logic have to do with Internet rumors?

Why would he be fired, regardless of the outcome?

Like that great football game you were waiting on and one team fumbles on the first drive.

"We lose money on every race! We must be insane! How do we do it? VOLUME!"

Gabehart or Revman?

I don’t know why Denny is going on about his notions of right and wrong. The question is what's legal or illegal and too often that has nothing to do with right or wrong, no matter whose definition is used.

Nah, Denny's demonstrated his ability to ignore professional legal advice from Day One. Lawyers probably add 25% to the fee when they learn a client has a podcast or other unrestrained media content.

Ah, I get it now! He's Billy Joel's 'Angry Young Man'!

The point is NASCAR isn't obligated to pay the full cost of running a car, at any level of competitiveness.

I'm glad it's clear to you. My point is more about wondering if the jury will understand than about me getting it. I've about given up.

I wonder if Denny mentioned to MJ that the charters expire periodically?

But that's you, the owner, selling your bar and getting paid. That isn't the bartender / operator arranging to have someone else take over the lease and paying the old guy.

Juror #5 scratching his head, "These guys want the landlord to give them the house?" A truly misleading analogy. Will jurors understand it cost nothing to create the charters? Looks like a tactical error from here.

I'm not familiar with this type of transaction. Does the new lessee write a big honkin' check to the outgoing tenant? This is a point that has long confused me. Good luck clarifying it to the jurors.

You and I understand that, but will the jurors? Unless NASCAR explains it, they'll equate 'going out of business' with 'going broke', because that's what happened with Uncle Lee's barbeque business. Heck, most of them won't know filing for bankruptcy isn't 'going out of business' either.