Electric fuel pump wiring

In my cars case (not a race car) the fuel pump is on a relay that energizes when the ignition switch is turned to the run position.
If I want the ignition on or to crank the motor without the fuel pump running I just unplug the relay on the inner fender.
Turn the ignition on to fill the carb bowls and a second or two later turn it to start.
Turn the key off and it kills the ignition and fuel both.

For a daily driver this way made sense to me, and I'm not into throwing multiple switches to start or shut off the car.
Yes Sir. It's a pretty simple concept. That's my very point for this thread. Why would you do it any other way. Ignition and fuel go hand and hand. Don't need one without the other.