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Originally Posted by cmorioles
Nobody wants us to look at this as an investment, we are supposed to look at it as entertainment. Hasn't that been made abundantly clear by now?
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CJ thats basically what I do.
I look at it like golf fees to a country club, a player has to know the math makes it very unlikely you come out ahead so just figure it into your disposable income. So instead of say $500 a month to one hobby its $500 a month to the race track.
I think thats what race executives understand as well. I dont think they relate to keeping a customer long term, they know with the math its very unlikely that they do. They need to grind them for a short term until they leave. They are likely much more focused on attracting new customers due to this inevitable churn so to speak.