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watching tv ('peter's friends')
highlights from carlos' end of year interview w andrew benson:
'Those few lines are Sainz in a nutshell - honest, self-critical, humble, determined, hard-working.'
"I am not proud, because I am not ahead. The day I am ahead in the statistics is the day I will be proud. Until then, I will keep working at it, keep finding lap time in myself"
"A lot of people... sometimes they don't perceive my speed," Sainz says. "And I know how fast I am; I just don't like talking about it. I don't give it value, because if I know in myself and my engineers and the people I work with know it, I don't need more people to know it.
"And I feel like I always have a clear mind when racing and I can identify the opportunities and the chances to know what is right or wrong from the inside of the cockpit that sometimes is the biggest challenge."
this interview is such a good insight into his character and how self-aware he is - being so conscious of how he's perceived in the media as well as within the team. just a really lovely read tbh
“I think adults are just children who owe money.”
-Andrew Benson
Andrew Benson - Chex Quest Original Soundtrack | Limited Run Games | 2020 | "Flemoid" Green Translucent with Green Splatter
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August-September 1926 issue
cover art by Andrew Benson
Arthur J. Burks, “Yellow Pawns”
Forbes Parkhill, “The Two-Gun Tenderfoot"
John Matter, “The Wayside Mystery”
Tom Curry, “The Chase"
Richard H. Hart, “The Exploits of a French Detective"
Royce Brier, “Convict 991″
Seabury Quinn, “The Washington Nights’ Entertainment No. 24, Out of the Land of Egypt” (Major Sturdevant)
Robert Leslie Bellem, “Lights Out!”
Barry Scobee, “The Slicker"
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September 1930 issue
cover art by Andrew Bensen
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Apologies for sending the ask with the love letter about the bbc commentary. It is very dear to me for literally no reason. I was sleep deprived. Andrew Benson‘s bald head will always be funny to me.
no it's good i suddenly feel inspired to Google Andrew Benson. i appreciate you sharing your knowledge.