Nice analogy, but you've mixed up the chain of ownership:
- Bill Clinton delivers a factory new DeLorean to George The Younger
("Look Daddy! I got a cool new car just like the one in that movie!")
- George The Younger drives his DeLorean into the ground, fails to
properly maintain it, does donuts in the parking lot, etc
- The two Johns (does everybody know where North Carolina is *NOW*)
buy George The Younger's DeLorean as a restoration project. Bring it
back to its former glory, and win a SECOND DeLorean at DCS 2008
See how it works...
Bill Robertson
#5939
>--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "timnagin" <timnagin@xxxx> wrote:
>
> The same as I said before, he is having to deal with hand-me-downs,
as does
> every administration change. Ok, I think I can liken this to buying
a De
> Lorean. You look at a De Lorean, give it a test drive and all seems
well so
> you take over ownership.
>
> Later on while you are driving the car, say a few months or so down the
> road, you start having experiencing problems and have to investigate
further
> into the car. Then you find out the previous owner didn't take care of
> everything the best way he or she could have.
>
> So, you spend a lot of time and money getting the car back up to
where it
> was supposed to be, and where you believed it to be, when you took
it over.
> Now all you have to do is spend more time and money getting to be even
> better as that was what you originally intended when you bought it.
>
> Greg
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