I feel lied to

Diet Pepsi is one of my favorite foods. It should be it's own food group. Really, I'm being serious. Anyways, over here in the land of a thousand lanterns the diet Pepsi bottles have a picture of woman wearing boxing gloves. She is a very attractive Asian woman and I always assumed she was a world class boxer, or something like that. Well, a couple of weeks ago a friend of mine told me that she isn't in fact a boxer, but a racecar driver. I believed her, why shouldn't I? I mean, how do I know what kind of superstar she really is except that she must be indeed super? So, for about a month now I have been telling everyone that the boxing glove clad woman on the diet Pepsi bottle is a racecar driver. I even told our visitors from WSU who were here a few weeks ago. Yesterday I was at dinner with a group of students and some of my teammates. I was talking about the racecar driving, boxing glove wearing superstar and told the students I wanted to be just like her when I grew up (because, let's be honest, who doesn't want that?). My friend, Ruby, looked at me funny and said, "but she is a singer." "She is?" I asked and looked at her picture again on the diet Pepsi bottle. "Are you sure?" Everyone else at the table just looked at me like I was crazy. So, my friend (who was American by the way) lied to me. I don't think she really knew she was lying, there is a girl racecar driver who does do advertisements, just not for Pepsi. So, I'm sorry to all of you I told that the girl on the diet Pepsi bottle is a racecar driver. She is instead a singer. Either way, I still am confused about the boxing gloves.