YES, this means YOU!

[CajunChristian]

Recently I have had a few guys call to inform me of the correct methods of rigging a boat. I had a text at 10:14 P.M. last night. Let me disseminate a bit of information. I keep my phone on at all times. I have 2 daughters, 8 grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren. My phone is on in case of emergencies. I accept calls from 8:00 A.M. till 8:00 P.M. to help anyone with a problem or just seeking advice. I am a Christian. I do not drink, smoke, use foul language, and try to treat folks the way I want to be treated. If you call me and use foul language, I will tell you up front, I don't talk like that and appreciate you returning the favor when speaking to me. If you can't honor that request, find someone else to call. I'll warn you the first time, then block your number if you refuse to honor my request. Same goes for calling me after hours. If you don't have enough common sense or decency to call at a decent hour, call someone else.

I have rigged boats since 1979, that is 37 years. I am not implying that I know everything, if I have a question I search the internet for answers.
I was a Professional RACER from 1991-1999 inclusive. Now, there is a huge difference between a Racer and a DRIVER. A RACER builds his own motors, rigs his own boat, sets his boat up to race and makes his own adjustments. A DRIVER shows up on test day, climbs into a boat, drives it and goes home. A DRIVER does no setup, no rigging, no engine building, he DRIVES. APBA averages about 1500 Professional racers a year. I have won the Parker Marathon, a race of 40 laps of a 4.1 mile course, I won the Sprint National Championship for 3 years consecutively. I raced UNDEFEATED in 1995 and 1996. I set EVERY world speed record in my class.
I offer this information to show that this ain't my first rodeo when it comes to boats. And I can assure you, there are no new revelations when it comes to boats.
All I ask is that you call or text at a decent time. If you can't do that, lose my number.
Thank You
Danny Thibodeaux