I was twelve and went to visit my cousins in Evansville, In and we went to a track in northern Kentucky and was able to lay down a couple of bets on my own.
Won one, lost one.
I also knocked back a few mint julips, or probably not.
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I watch Bobby Flay sometime, but in my heart I think heâs probably a real bad-tempered prick. I like his stuff on Iron Chef America, but we cheer when he loses. Even when he pulls off some awesome dishes.
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I met him in an airport once. It was during the days he was challenging folks in different cities on their best dish (canât recall the show). He was very nice when I approached him. I am a huge fan, all the way back to Grillin and Chillin.
He made it very cool for a guy to cook. That is what I will always like about him. I also visited NY many years ago and had a great meal at Bolo, and that was with my 14 year old daughter so it made it an extra special memory.
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I believe the show was Throwdown.
I was in the audience at the filming of one of his âThrowdownsâ. There was quite a bit of time that was unfilmed when he was just shooting the breeze with people. He seemed gracious and very down to earth. I had always heard he was arrogant but he really didnât seem to be.
Probably, but many famous chefs are like that. I am not even sure any of them are known to be nice.
Yes, I used to feel that way about him, but I watched him a couple of years ago on Worst Cooks (yes, I know) and he was actually quite different and very nice with the cooks. I feel like heâs mellowed - not as much to prove.
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I have never been to Monmouth Mall in Eatontow. At the Market Fair at Princeton, the Bobby Burger Palace was pretty up til a year ago.
Iâm glad to hear that, thanks for letting me know. I wonât cheer as loud next time he loses on ICA, 
Gordon Ramseys all?
I love âBeat Bobby Flayâ and think heâs pretty laid back and a great sport, at least on THAT show.
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Is this going to be an expending list of who (celebrity chefs) we dislike?
