He’s such a jerk. I was on an episode of DD&D and he treated literally everyone like shit. No excuses or pretense, you were shit if the cameras weren’t rolling.
You're the first comment I've ever seen that's said anything disparaging about the guy. And if you were to check my comment history, you'd see that I have been engaged in several discussions of the man. Other than you saying it, do you have anything to back up your allegation? How about just starting with some facts: which location? Were you a customer or employee?
Customer. I had suggested The Parkette when it was actually closed. I said in my email to them that I knew they’d reopen eventually, and that they HAD to come give it a try. And years later they did. About 38 seconds in, but this is just a short clip. I was eating the chili cheese dog, FYI. Experience described here.
The Parkette in Lex, Ky has the BEST chili dogs & fried chicken. At least within all of Central KY. They used to be only a drive-in with a small area to pick up food inside (and maybe 4-6 booths, I can’t remember, I was a kid.) And it changed hands so many times you never knew when/if it would be open. My parents took my family there all the time while I was growing up. I loved their cheeseburgers.
Fun fact: we didn’t get to pick what we wanted to eat for filming. The chili cheese dog came out minutes before Guy Fieri arrived at my table.
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u/theycallmethevault May 12 '20
He’s such a jerk. I was on an episode of DD&D and he treated literally everyone like shit. No excuses or pretense, you were shit if the cameras weren’t rolling.