Quote spoken by:

- the Ferrari F1 team coach?

- the bloke who sells red paint at Halford's?

- a mindless optimist for whom every day is good regardless of the banality of actual events?
 

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Just since a few folks asked and Dan hasn't bothered explaining
 

The fact that 4 cars in a row went by and the fact that today was a good day do not need to have any bearing on each other. The day was not good because the 4 red cars in a row went by, it just hapened that today was a good day and also 4 red cars in a row went by. Although it isn't something you see everyday, when you do see it it doesn't make it a good day. Most days I wouldn't even notice if 4 red cars in a row went by. In fact I don't ever remember seeing 4 red cars in a row go by.