Abu Dhabi GP comment - thought-provoking?
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I was watching the qualifying on Saturday and looked in awe at some of the helicopter shots of the whole track layout and in particular the 'Yas Hotel'.
My wife was with me. She enjoys motorsport and is fairly knowledgable ... for a girl.
Then she pipes up with ... "I wonder how many itinerant workers from the Indian subcontinent were killed during the construction of that".
Well, that screwed my whole weekend.
Will there be a prize at the end of the year for the most inane and pointless post?
Cheers,
Eric
My wife was with me. She enjoys motorsport and is fairly knowledgable ... for a girl.

Then she pipes up with ... "I wonder how many itinerant workers from the Indian subcontinent were killed during the construction of that".
Well, that screwed my whole weekend.
Will there be a prize at the end of the year for the most inane and pointless post?
Cheers,
Eric

Ginetta G15 Girl said:
Kiltie said:
She enjoys motorsport and is fairly knowledgable ... for a girl. 
Sexism is alive and well on PH I see.
Tosser.
Then go put on the tea, poppet.
(and learn how to quote properly too, whilst your at it
)Edited by Famous Graham on Monday 2nd November 02:05
Kiltie said:
I was watching the qualifying on Saturday and looked in awe at some of the helicopter shots of the whole track layout and in particular the 'Yas Hotel'.
My wife was with me. She enjoys motorsport and is fairly knowledgable ... for a girl.
Then she pipes up with ... "I wonder how many itinerant workers from the Indian subcontinent were killed during the construction of that".
Well, that screwed my whole weekend.
Will there be a prize at the end of the year for the most inane and pointless post?
Cheers,
Eric
I think I understood it.My wife was with me. She enjoys motorsport and is fairly knowledgable ... for a girl.

Then she pipes up with ... "I wonder how many itinerant workers from the Indian subcontinent were killed during the construction of that".
Well, that screwed my whole weekend.
Will there be a prize at the end of the year for the most inane and pointless post?
Cheers,
Eric

A flipside of your wife's cynicism would be to wonder how many houses were built and repaired, and how many families were fed on the Indian subcontinent thanks to the construction of that hotel.
It might be low wages and dangerous work according to our standards, but the fact that so many are willing and indeed happy to go and work there suggests that it's better than many of the alternatives available.
Edited by AJS- on Monday 2nd November 08:13
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