>Don't knock KFC! And Walmart and KFC go with NASCAR, not pro-wrasslin... :o)
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>You eat at KFC? Yuck!!!! I ate at a KFC once, back in 1983...and thought I was gonna hurl.
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>NASCAR is for people who think that pro-wrasslin' is too complicated (or wait...maybe pro-wrasslin' is for people who think NASCAR is too complicated)
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>You're starting to worry me....any chance your name isn't secretly Tracy Jo? <s>

Not trying to start an argument or anything but you are sounding very elitist in this discussion. You weren't born with a silver spoon in your mouth, were you?

I sure wasn't. There wasn't much money on my mother's side and none at all on my father's. He was the first one in the entire family tree who became wealthy, and that was through sheer will and hard work. At the time it was still possible to be highly successful in business without a college degree. (I was the first one in the family to go to college). Many of my relatives do live in trailers or ramshackle wooden houses, do work in factories or other blue collar jobs, do watch NASCAR (an uncle and a cousin have both won local stock car races), do shop at Wal-Mart. And they're not dummies. Maine is just a poor state other than right around Portland and the summer homes on the coast. So I take a little offense.

You don't need to respond. I'm just suggesting you be more open minded and less judgmental of people you don't know.