I haven’t met him but I live an hour from where S5 Ben works now and S12 Winner Scott is from My Hometown and I go there about 3 times a week so I probably said hi to him or ate at a restaurant where he was cooking or something and didn’t know it was him
By Cooking standards Season 5 Paula is My 3rd Highest Ranked Runner Up(after S9 Will and S6 Kevin) I know Petrozza was a sweetheart May he RIP but he couldn’t cook like Paula(I’m only on S13)
I think if she was on Seasons 3, 4, 7, 8 or 11 she would’ve been the Winner
What do you guys think?
Since Covid heavy traffic cities like Miami, LA, San Fran and even Atlanta seemed to have lightened up a bit
For several years Chicago has had not just the worst traffic in America, but also all of Western World
With Chicago it seems the complete opposite despite Chicago only growing by 30K people in the last 15 years
Is Chicago becoming even more of a tourist attraction than it always has been or is just more construction?
I just finished the episode(and behind the scenes) on Amy’s Baking Company
Holy Shit there’s crazy and then there’s Amy and Samy
I can understand hating California politicians or their Big Cities(except San Diego which almost everyone seems to love)
However not only is California by far The Most Populated State(and has been since 1962) with almost 40 Million People, but it has possibly the most diversity of any State
You have the Highest Point(Mount Whitney) and the Lowest Point(Death Valley) in the Lower 48, The Ocean, places that never get Snow and places that get 400 inches of Snow annually, Mountains, desert and incredible forests
Houston is the Biggest City in the State with almost 2.5 Million People and in the next 5-10 Years is expected to surpass Chicago as the 3rd Largest City in the Country
So many who either live in Texas or are from Texas that I meet hate Houston
Is it City bias from people from other big cities or is it something else?