Chevy Guy Wins Over America After World Series
San Francisco Giants dynasty! Madison Bumgarner! Blah, blah, blah.
The real story of this World Series is Chevy executive Rikk Wilde, who will now forever be known as “Chevy Guy.” This lovable Farley-esque character was responsible for presenting the World Series MVP trophy and keys to a new Chevy Colorado to Madison Bumgarner. Rikk…take it away!
As an official keyboard, errr, writer for CarDebater, I’d love to sit here and make jokes about Rikk’s notecards or the pool of sweat inevitably compiling on his lower back area, but I’m not going to do that, because Rikk Wilde is a man of the people. He didn’t go up there spewing Chevy buzzwords. Instead, he gave us the all-encompassing phrase “ it has class-winning leading technology and stuff,” and that’s good enough for me.
Now you might be asking, “Why Rikk?” Why not a seasoned speaker who can deliver the corporate speech we’ve become so accustomed to hearing. Rikk has got answers.
.@michaelsheehan1 nobody else in the suite wanted to present the truck to a SFGiants player. I was low man on the totem pole tonight. . .
— Rikk Wilde (@RikkWilde) October 30, 2014
In the end, Rikk’s #ChevyGuy moment brought far more attention to Chevy and the new Colorado than some buttoned-up, run-of-the-mill MVP presentation. It’s too bad Bud Selig missed the entire thing by glaring into the crowd like he was trying to remember where he was.
Well this excitement has run its course. Back to the rat race.
— Rikk Wilde (@RikkWilde) October 30, 2014
I let my haters be my motivators, and stuff.
— Rikk Wilde (@RikkWilde) October 30, 2014
#Game7 Highlight: #ChevyGuy pic.twitter.com/5nGzetwlCn
— Baseball Photos (@Baseball_Photos) October 30, 2014
Truck yeah the 2015 #ChevyColorado has awesome #TechnologyAndStuff! You know you want a truck: http://t.co/0NcEoDRSUZ pic.twitter.com/RMiRic8ATF
— Chevy Trucks (@ChevyTrucks) October 30, 2014
