Posted by Traditional Farmer on October 26, 2012 at 03:02:27 from (67.233.70.253):
In Reply to: Tractor pulling. posted by JDseller on October 25, 2012 at 20:54:32:
Shows go to having Hot Stock classes and more because almost no one wants to see 15 or 20 stock John Deere B's go down the track about 100ft at the the breakneck speed of of 1 MPH.Pulls are entertainment so if they don't entertain it'll equal no customers.How many times have you paid $$$ to go see a stock pull? Same with drag racing a track won't get a crowd if they only have stock cars. Everyone gets to vote with their $$$ as the folks that put on the events don't care what runs in pulls they just want to make $$$ and the Hot Tractors won.Sounds like CAPITALISM to me.You're a fan of that right? In a Capitalistic Economy the consumers are constantly voting with their $$$.Its a great system even when it comes to Tractor Pulling and Demolition Derbys.
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