Originally Posted by woodside

yo paul call me up to go have drinks on night...if all else fails i can teach you to be a hitman and grow a beard.

Originally Posted by Evo4u2envY

Your statement isn't entirely true jon... Going back to school seemed like the right thing to do, but thats just not me. Working on cars is where my heart really is, and its not as narrow as you make it out to be...as the guys from turbotrix, and any other performance shop know, there is a lot more to it than just "being under a car" your whole life. To me, its a lifestyle. Its about the desire to make a stock car into an outrageously high horespower street monster... the ambition to drive, and get down the 1320 faster then anyone else...gaining respect from fellow racers...taking **** from your girlfriends/wives for staying at the shop so late, and not only that, but just about loving what you do. I can't feel any better about myself after seeing a car i put together go down the strip and blast a mid 10 second pass... then see the owner get out of the car and run around like a 10 year old in toys r us...

No, i don't work at turbotrix anymore, but i am definitely NOT out of the game or even close to being done. I have a lot more to fullfill in life, and you can bet your as*'s off you'll see much more of the green evo, and the type R..whether it be on the drag strip or on the street, i'll be around.



I also just want to thank everyone at Turbotrix. They are very experienced tuners, and do know their ****. I learned a lot from these guys, and that is something i will have for the rest of my life, so...thanks Mark, Jeff, and Keith
(Smokey and Luis) you dumb b!tches were sure fun to work with.

-Paul

Originally Posted by TurbotrixRacing

but what about your professional wrestling career?