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[TonyB]

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[TexasRaceLady]

Bravo, TonyB.

Right on.

 

[majestyx]

The ONLY part of your email that I disagree with is

The delay allowed Busch a chance to weasel out of his contract with Roush.

From my understanding, with the age change that Nascar instituted that it basically made Roush's Craftsman Truck Series contract with Kyle Busch null and void. If Roush didn't institute some other type of contract with Kyle, then there wasn't any weaseling on Kyle's part.

 

[TonyB]

The ONLY part of your email that I disagree with is From my understanding, with the age change that Nascar instituted that it basically made Roush's Craftsman Truck Series contract with Kyle Busch null and void. If Roush didn't institute some other type of contract with Kyle, then there wasn't any weaseling on Kyle's part.

And I think that was my point. Had NASCAR stayed out of the matter, Kyle Busch would be under contract to Roush. NASCAR's change made it to where Roush couldn't honor the contract and Busch then played the field.

 

[majestyx]

And I think that was my point. Had NASCAR stayed out of the matter, Kyle Busch would be under contract to Roush. NASCAR's change made it to where Roush couldn't honor the contract and Busch then played the field.

Well, that's not how I read it. Sorry.

wea·sel
NOUN:

Any of various carnivorous mammals of the genus Mustela, having a long slender body, a long tail, short legs, and brownish fur that in many species turns white in winter.

A person regarded as sneaky or treacherous.

intr.v.
wea·seled , also wea·selled wea·sel·ing , wea·sel·ling wea·sels , wea·sels

To be evasive; equivocate.

PHRASAL VERB:
weasel out
To back out of a situation or commitment in a sneaky or cowardly manner.