right. It's not real street racing in those movies, so it kind of gives kids unrealistic expectations than a show that is actually more real overall like street outlaws. <3 farm truck by the way. I still think all the variables of participating is too dangerous for me to feel comfortable entering my car. You never know when you might need an ambulance and they're ready to go right away in a drag racing scenario at a track, whereas in a street race that's going to be a huge delay for emergency service to arrive in a worst-case scenario. If you don't do anything wrong and someone's car comes apart damaging yours at a track, you could sue them for damages at least. In a street racing scenario you would probably have a hard time ever seeing a penny from a participant if his car or his driving affects your ride. I would say that in my early 20's I might have had different views about this subject than I do now. Seeing a person laid out after a crash, dead, is probably one of the things I have seen since then to contribute my change of mind! It is not a pretty site to see someone 'stretched out' in real life. Hard to watch without it affecting you forever.
