Old Wayne CARini seems to be paid according to how many times he says the word 'CAR' per 19 minute show. You'll hate me now that I've made you aware of it. I've only counted once, but the figure was 40+.
Wayne is happy go lucky when things are going his way, but when a car doesn't sell or he doesn't get what he wanted for it, he goes bright red and wanders off camera in his Dad jeans.
The show ends up having no real content because the guy is so over-mannered and is basically promoting / protecting his business - so we don't hear how much he buys things for, we don't hear how much he spends on repairs / restoration, and he always gives us the PR side of things.
As a classic enthusiast, I do watch the show, but it's endless repetition, recaps, PR focus, and lack of detail make it barely worth it.
Wayne, try 'it' issued of 'car' once in a while....
Wayne is happy go lucky when things are going his way, but when a car doesn't sell or he doesn't get what he wanted for it, he goes bright red and wanders off camera in his Dad jeans.
The show ends up having no real content because the guy is so over-mannered and is basically promoting / protecting his business - so we don't hear how much he buys things for, we don't hear how much he spends on repairs / restoration, and he always gives us the PR side of things.
As a classic enthusiast, I do watch the show, but it's endless repetition, recaps, PR focus, and lack of detail make it barely worth it.
Wayne, try 'it' issued of 'car' once in a while....