Cha-ching, cha-ching, cha-ching!

And speaking as a resident in permanent orbit around Detroit, this idea comes late, as usual.

If anyone is interested, I'll be more than happy to take people on a tour into areas of the Detroit that are already falling down because people have left them years ago.

And the "Life After People" analogy is very appropro. Detroit is the next locale being featured in "Life After People".

GM/Chevy & NASCAR:

http://www.freep.com/article/20090613/SPORTS16/906130421/1048/rss03

It seems to me that pulling (the racing division that's a very profitable part for GM) from NASCAR is an awful move for the company and removes a great opportunity (and a huge profit) to insert positive advertisement into the public. Perhaps they understand something that eludes me: There's no need for positive advertisement (or profit) in connection to the auto industry, especially as it concerns GM/Chevy.

If the agenda behind this isn't revenge/annihilate the perceived enemy, then that too eludes me.