# Adam Corolla hints on Top Gear coming to History channel.

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**Created:** [March 7, 2010, 2:31pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/adam-corolla-hints-on-top-gear-coming-to-history-channel/250774 "2010-03-07T14:31:06Z")\
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**Post date:** [March 8, 2010, 8:41am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/adam-corolla-hints-on-top-gear-coming-to-history-channel/250774/10 "2010-03-08T08:41:43Z")

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> [@TB HDD - nerdiness](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/tb-hdd-nerdiness/29825/13):
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> Tiger finally has a legit excuse to take a break from golf, that’s vacation man! :lol
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> Publicity from scandal has been used many times to a great success, just look at Paris Hilton. PR people would rather do damage control about somebody who’s famous because of a scandal, then not have a job because the person isn’t famous at all.

Your logic is very flawed. Paris Hilton does not have any success. She’s infamous, not famous. Her ‘money’ is all of her dad’s. Just because someone is in newspapers, magazines, and other shit does not mean it’s good for anyone.  
I used Tiger Woods as he is literally a perfect example. There was nothing good to come out of it, and he lost millions upon millions because of his scandal. Nike stock dropped a ton, so even just their shareholders were losing because of it.  
PR is all about damage control and maintaining someone’s image.

I’d rather have no one remember my name, then everyone remember it for something bad I did. I’m sure there’s many more people with that logic as well.

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