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12-22-2020, 11:49 AM
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Yep, so dumb, Dreamcruise happened. I went all day, no mask, we didn’t get sick.
Casinos, and Walmart’s are the safest places to be. Lol
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12-22-2020, 11:58 AM
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I know we've had a lot of car events cancelled up here where I am, but I can say that the few we have had this year have all been more crowded this year than any year prior. Small car shows that normally attract 75-100 cars literally have been flooded this year with 300+ and spilled over into other adjacent parking lots like never before. I attended every single one of them that I could find to show my support.
It's pretty obvious that the car community up here and the people I know are starving for car events, and I've seen the same thing in Phoenix. I'd bet that if Steve decided to put on the event anyway regardless of spectator activity and advertised it well enough, he could have likely had the best car count at the event to date. |
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