Nascar Fan Unsure When He Should Tell Prospective Girlfriend That He’s a Nascar Fan

The pandemic has changed many things about the world, including the dating process. But for one bachelor, one thing remains the same—how long till he tells a woman he’s been talking to that he’s a Nascar fan?

“I’ve been talking to this really cool girl over the phone the past few weeks”, said Glen Mills, a web designer from suburban Philadelphia. “We’ve really been clicking, and our FaceTime dinner went fantastic. But when do I spring it on her that I’m into Nascar?”

Glen Mills, shown here deliberating
when is the right time to tell someone
that he occasionally watches 
NASCAR RaceHub


Mills, a longtime fan of Nascar, explained that he had run into issues with declaring his fandom in the past. 


“This one girl I met in college just laughed at me and made a bunch of redneck jokes”, Mills lamented. “One woman I met at my cousin’s wedding recoiled when I told her, and said ‘oh. I think my uncle’s into that’. And another woman I met online stopped replying to me once I said I was spending the weekend at Dover (International Speedway).”


Mills also noted that despite his difficulties, he was not specifically searching for a race fan as a girlfriend. 


“Oh, dating a race fan would be great”, Mills said, “but it’s by no means a deal-breaker. I just want to be with someone—well, once things get back to normal—who won’t mock me for watching a race instead of a meaningless baseball or football game.”


The woman in question, who Mills describes as “very funny, very cute, and about a 20 minute drive away”, could not be reached for comment, but Mills appears to have a plan in place to break the news. 


“Next Friday night we’re going to do a FaceTime ‘Wine Night’”, Mills said. “If things go well I might tell her how much I’m looking forward to Daytona. I just hope she doesn’t want immediately ask me what drivers do doing races when they have to pee.”

2020 Donruss Panini Nascar Cards Unboxing BONUS PACK



After unboxing and unwrapping a box of 2020 Donruss (Panini) Nascar trading cards, I decided to keep going.  Now we dive into two “Blaster Boxes”—small boxes of 7 packs each.  Join us as we go through each eight-card pack to find the good, the bad, and the downright weird.

BONUS PACK—Mail Away for Red Today and You’ll Get Gray
So Donruss/Panini had a program where you could mail in wrappers and a small processing fee and get a special five-card pack in exclusive reflective red.  While the style itself is unique, the cards aren’t exactly so, as I’m pretty sure I got all these in other forms.

FIRST THING’S FIRST: I only got one pack, so I can’t say for sure, but it wouldn’t surprise me if the Gray Gaulding Panini-sponsored card was standard in all of them.

SECOND LOOK: Remember Danica?  She’s back—in reflective red form!

TO THE BACK: Thankfully those diagonal arrows are just part of the design—that, or Joey Logano’s having a major trip.


FINAL SCORE: 6 bonus points out of 10

Rookie Team and Driver Spend Offseason Testing “Building the Notebook”


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When you’re NASCAR Cup’s newest team, nothing comes easy.  And so 52 Pickup Racing and its rookie driver T.B. Dee have spent a good portion of the offseason testing schedule “Building the Notebook”, and the old saying goes, in preparation for the 2021 season.


“Well, first we had to get some paper”, Dee said from a relocatable trailer next to the under construction race shop.  “Then we got some cardboard that could serve as a cover and a backing—nobody likes it when they can’t write because the paper they’re using keeps curling up.  Then came the all-important binding process.”


“I feel this was a great team building exercise for all of us”, said John Scheneberg, one of the fifty-two co-owners of 52 Pickup Racing.  “I mean, anyone can buy a mass-produced notebook at the dollar store, or use a computer tablet, but really, what do you learn from that?  We want to make sure everything we do here is produced in-house, from our notebooks to our car parts that are being shipped in later this week.”


“I even got part of a Monday Cigarettes carton for the cover”, Dee said, referencing the team’s primary sponsor.  “Now with the notebook ready to be written in, there’s nothing that can stop us now.”


QUOTES: “First thing’s first—‘This Notebook is Property T.B. Dee” —T.B. Dee, 52 Pickup Racing driver.


“We used some old leftover string to weave the pages together with a needle—and they said home ec was a waste of time!” —John Scheneberg, co-owner of 52 Pickup Racing.


ABOUT 52 PICKUP RACING: 52 Pickup Racing is NASCAR Cup’s newest race team.  Based out of Boogertown North Carolina, the team employs up-and-coming driver T.B. Dee and is looking for volunteers with excellent lung capacity to blow on their car in lieu of a wind tunnel.


For more information please visit the 52 Pickup Racing website at www.52pickupracing.com


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