Ya know, some people are highly critical of their product, and probably the show itself. I think you would have to interview a producer, and the questions you would ask would probably be a trade secret, as it would give away the means and methods used to make it interesting, it's been on for how long now ? I like the fact that a lot of the bikes went for auction that raised money for good causes, at least that is what we are led to believe. You never really know where the money goes unless you are handling it.
It's also great to see someone become successful, and enjoy what they do, were'nt they just a steel fabrication shop, iron works, etc. not sure if they did structural steel or larger fab jobs, but to use that as a stepping stone and become what they are today is a great achievement in a world of seemingly growing negativity. More important than anything, aside from the bikes and the show, they set a good example so far, I'd rather see something like this then the news, that is for sure.
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