Yeah, you've mentioned him a couple of times, I believe.
[She did not envy the hard decision that Shelby had to make. Even if she was approached by a rival company to come and work for them instead of the guys, she could never do it. But that was a much different situation, all things considered.]
I haven't. I don't want to tell anybody until the offer is official.
[Exhales.]
That's another thing. It would put us on different teams so we would be apart. I mean, we'd see each other around the track and of course in the offseason, but a couple of minutes in the paddock is different from working together.
That would be a strain on your relationship and make it a little harder. Still, you guys could work it out. I'm sure he'll be happy for you.
[Smiles. She wasn't exactly the 'happily ever after' sort of romantic but she liked to see others in happy relationships and genuinely wanted things to work out for her.]
[For her certainly. He knew all about taking a leap to chase a dream; he'd just done it himself. For them...maybe not so much. They were both uneasy trying to balance work and dating.]
Anyway. My focus is on St. Petersburg this week and winning the championship. Then I'll worry about everything else.
[She knows if she doesn't completely focus all of this will get to her.]
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[She's just had a conversation with Shane about how hard of a decision this is.]
Did I tell you about my friend Scott? The one I'm driving against for the championship right now?
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[She did not envy the hard decision that Shelby had to make. Even if she was approached by a rival company to come and work for them instead of the guys, she could never do it. But that was a much different situation, all things considered.]
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[Omitting the fact that she watched him race as a college student and has looked up to him her whole career. Les doesn't need all that backstory.]
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[Bashful chuckle.]
It's not official yet but the ask should happen in the next week.
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No, I'm not panicking at all.
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Nope, I see no panic happening at all. A question to ask yourself is... if you turned it down, would you regret it?
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But I've also got to think about my future, my team, my relationship. It would change everything to go to another team.
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[Exhales.]
That's another thing. It would put us on different teams so we would be apart. I mean, we'd see each other around the track and of course in the offseason, but a couple of minutes in the paddock is different from working together.
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That would be a strain on your relationship and make it a little harder. Still, you guys could work it out. I'm sure he'll be happy for you.
[Smiles. She wasn't exactly the 'happily ever after' sort of romantic but she liked to see others in happy relationships and genuinely wanted things to work out for her.]
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[For her certainly. He knew all about taking a leap to chase a dream; he'd just done it himself. For them...maybe not so much. They were both uneasy trying to balance work and dating.]
Anyway. My focus is on St. Petersburg this week and winning the championship. Then I'll worry about everything else.
[She knows if she doesn't completely focus all of this will get to her.]
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[Everything else can wait.]