Why NASCAR Driver Clint Bowyer Should Not Be Taking His Children To Walt Disney World

NASCAR driver Clint Bowyer should not be taking his children to Walt Disney World because as he is a car guy at heart, he should know better that cars come first before a fatuous place such as Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida.

Furthermore, Clint Bowyer needs to comprehend that amateur/ham radio, the engineering side of commercial radio and television, WBT-AM and its television sibling WBTV-TV-both of which are licensed to Charlotte, North Carolina; KFH-AM in his native Kansas, WHB-AM in Kansas City, Missouri that can be received in Clint’s hometown of Emporia, Kansas; 50 kilowatt AM station KFAQ-AM in Tulsa, Oklahoma that can be received very well in Clint’s hometown of Emporia, Kansas; KMA-AM in Shenandoah, Iowa-which can be received in Clint’s hometown of Emporia, Kansas if one has a strong receiver, and WKY-AM in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (where Walter Cronkite had worked at one time) that can be received in Clint’s hometown of Emporia, Kansas provided one has a strong receiver; are all more important than Disney vacations.

Then again, Clint Bowyer should have never had any children; and Clint Bowyer should have remained single and childless his entire life.

Modern NASCAR driver Elliott Sadler, who is not at all a car guy, is the epitome of modern NASCAR drivers who are former stick-and-ball athletes turned Stock Car drivers, is very big into sports and fitness; and also needs to comprehend the fact that the automotive world as a whole, the world of amateur/ham radio, and the engineering side of commercial radio and television are all more important than the world of sports and fitness; also shouldn’t be taking his wife Amanda and their children to Walt Disney World.

Photographical proof that that modern NASCAR driver Elliott Sadler should not be taking his wife and children to Walt Disney World:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BfFL6GSAN1F/

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