Yesterday, while watching the Indy 500, I was treated to a number of commercials about the "Click It or Ticket" campaign, which tried to encourage me to wear my seat belt. The annoying thing about these commercials [aside from the inherently annoying "Beep Beep" theme] is that they were likely paid for by my tax dollars, spent by a government which has no extra money.
After the race, Dario Franchitti (the winner), his wife, his car owner, two others I didn't identify, and a driver all piled into a Corvette and took a victory lap around the 2.5-mile track.
For those who haven't yet had the thought: A Corvette only has two seat belts.
But at least they were seated. Take a look at this video of Helio Castroneves's victory lap a year ago:
Thanks to theblogprof for the link!
Monday, May 31, 2010
Indy 500 and Seat Belts
Posted by Ken at 10:59 PM
Labels: government, Indy 500
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