Guy Fierei is an idiot.

I don't put up with that asshole.

You do realize that you're giving him exactly what he wants when you respond to him? Well, maybe you don't. 

My posts are not to GJ, they are about his

weird obsessions with me.

I only respond when GJ mentions me.

Which is .constant because I live in his pea-brain.

Capiche?

I like when Kevin rips Todd.  Kind of proves my point that no one and I mean no one wants to hear that moron's opinions.  

(PS:  Let's do an IQ test for $1,000.  Will you do that one?  Kevin knows who would win that one too.  

I guess my point is that when the two of you are doing your horribly tiresome idiot dance, neither one of you is offering any kind of opinion, so it's worse than pointless. And as far as you're concerned, do you see the contradiction in touting yourself as superior to Todd, yet joyfully climbing into that slurpy sixty-nine with him over and over and over? (Clue: You're making yourself his precise equal. Slurp slurp.)

Fieri is such an idiot that people have paid him $140 million for his services.  

I should add, regarding the awful restaurant at Harrah's Laughlin bearing Fieri's name, that IMHO most 'celebrity' owned/named for eateries are seldom worth the effort to get there or the cost of anything on the menu.

Candy

Are any of the ''celebrity'' owned restaurants in Vegas really worth the wait and cost?

Food is temporary. Like drinks. Better to spend your money on other things in Vegas.

JMHO

Many idiots manage to make money by selling their products to other idiots. Fieri greeting Trump with a big smile is just one snake oil saleman saying hi to another.

In Fieri's case, the places featured on his popular show, "Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives" aren't worth patronizing, either. At least in my experience--I've been to several, as I travel a lot. The first thing that happens after a restaurant appears on his show is that the menu prices increase by 40%. I can't say if the portion sizes get smaller or the quality of the food deteriorates as well, but none of those places I've tried has been worth the detour.

I tend to agree with you re "celebrity" restaurants. I mean, don't all good restaurants stand on their reputation, which is earned by their quality, rather than some gimmick? Just because the place is owned/endorsed by Bucky McButtface, who played the slime monster in "Indiana Jones Gets a Pedicure," that doesn't mean the food will be any good.