Guy Fieri

Please, when you see somebody in uniform, if you see somebody with a Vietnam vet hat, you see somebody that's in, you know, just take a moment. Just say thank you. Thank you goes so far. And people think, oh, there's nothing I can do. No, it means a shit ton to people. Yeah. Sorry, I didn't mean to get on my rant, but that's one of my hardcore issues.

But we're going to have a march, and we'd like you to be there to keep people from throwing shit at us. Yeah. What? Isn't that crazy? It's a defund the police march, but we need the police. We need you, so the people that are— So when we had the fires in Northern California, I was watching a lot of—we're there feeding them. Actually, we're up in Paradise. It was a devastating fire.

But we're going to have a march, and we'd like you to be there to keep people from throwing shit at us. Yeah. What? Isn't that crazy? It's a defund the police march, but we need the police. We need you, so the people that are— So when we had the fires in Northern California, I was watching a lot of—we're there feeding them. Actually, we're up in Paradise. It was a devastating fire.

But we're going to have a march, and we'd like you to be there to keep people from throwing shit at us. Yeah. What? Isn't that crazy? It's a defund the police march, but we need the police. We need you, so the people that are— So when we had the fires in Northern California, I was watching a lot of—we're there feeding them. Actually, we're up in Paradise. It was a devastating fire.

That was a crazy fire. Joe, I drove through it. I don't know what the surface of the moon looks like, but I can tell you it was as close to it because there was nothing standing. There was nothing there. The only thing that didn't burn down was the fire station. I mean, and not because they've defended it. All those people that got stuck on the road. Stuck. Cars gone. Everything gone. Bombs.

That was a crazy fire. Joe, I drove through it. I don't know what the surface of the moon looks like, but I can tell you it was as close to it because there was nothing standing. There was nothing there. The only thing that didn't burn down was the fire station. I mean, and not because they've defended it. All those people that got stuck on the road. Stuck. Cars gone. Everything gone. Bombs.

That was a crazy fire. Joe, I drove through it. I don't know what the surface of the moon looks like, but I can tell you it was as close to it because there was nothing standing. There was nothing there. The only thing that didn't burn down was the fire station. I mean, and not because they've defended it. All those people that got stuck on the road. Stuck. Cars gone. Everything gone. Bombs.

I mean, it was... I don't know the term. But... So I'm standing there and I'm feeding people. And I know for a fact because I had just been inside. I just went to the fire. I went and fed people at the fire station that was the only building standing. And I said, why? Why aren't you guys over here eating? We're serving a bunch of food. Nah, let's stay over here. I said, you guys are fire victims.

I mean, it was... I don't know the term. But... So I'm standing there and I'm feeding people. And I know for a fact because I had just been inside. I just went to the fire. I went and fed people at the fire station that was the only building standing. And I said, why? Why aren't you guys over here eating? We're serving a bunch of food. Nah, let's stay over here. I said, you guys are fire victims.

I mean, it was... I don't know the term. But... So I'm standing there and I'm feeding people. And I know for a fact because I had just been inside. I just went to the fire. I went and fed people at the fire station that was the only building standing. And I said, why? Why aren't you guys over here eating? We're serving a bunch of food. Nah, let's stay over here. I said, you guys are fire victims.

Your house is burnt down. Yeah, but, you know, you had all kinds of restaurants feeding people and all this stuff. And I'm watching these guys eat granola bars and eat MREs. And I said, come over and get some food. No, no, no. I said, okay. That's it. Next day, picked up my trailer. We moved. I said, we only feed first responders. Not that I'm not about the fire victims.

Your house is burnt down. Yeah, but, you know, you had all kinds of restaurants feeding people and all this stuff. And I'm watching these guys eat granola bars and eat MREs. And I said, come over and get some food. No, no, no. I said, okay. That's it. Next day, picked up my trailer. We moved. I said, we only feed first responders. Not that I'm not about the fire victims.

Your house is burnt down. Yeah, but, you know, you had all kinds of restaurants feeding people and all this stuff. And I'm watching these guys eat granola bars and eat MREs. And I said, come over and get some food. No, no, no. I said, okay. That's it. Next day, picked up my trailer. We moved. I said, we only feed first responders. Not that I'm not about the fire victims.

I think the fire victims is terrible. But the reality of this, we have a lot of people that we're focusing on the victims and giving them, which they need. But these guys were doing, these men and women weren't going to bed. They were doing 72 hour shifts, sleeping in the back of their patrol car. They drove their patrol car up from Riverside and they're up in Northern California now.

I think the fire victims is terrible. But the reality of this, we have a lot of people that we're focusing on the victims and giving them, which they need. But these guys were doing, these men and women weren't going to bed. They were doing 72 hour shifts, sleeping in the back of their patrol car. They drove their patrol car up from Riverside and they're up in Northern California now.

I think the fire victims is terrible. But the reality of this, we have a lot of people that we're focusing on the victims and giving them, which they need. But these guys were doing, these men and women weren't going to bed. They were doing 72 hour shifts, sleeping in the back of their patrol car. They drove their patrol car up from Riverside and they're up in Northern California now.

And so that's what I changed, I pivoted my whole foundation was when the disasters go down, we're gonna get there and we're gonna focus on the first responders. We were down in LA for 10 days, we fed 25,000 meals. Now, it's not going to feed everybody, and it's not going to take care of everything, but there is a point of them being recognized or knowing that we recognize them.

And so that's what I changed, I pivoted my whole foundation was when the disasters go down, we're gonna get there and we're gonna focus on the first responders. We were down in LA for 10 days, we fed 25,000 meals. Now, it's not going to feed everybody, and it's not going to take care of everything, but there is a point of them being recognized or knowing that we recognize them.

And so that's what I changed, I pivoted my whole foundation was when the disasters go down, we're gonna get there and we're gonna focus on the first responders. We were down in LA for 10 days, we fed 25,000 meals. Now, it's not going to feed everybody, and it's not going to take care of everything, but there is a point of them being recognized or knowing that we recognize them.

And I had so many chefs in L.A. that showed up and jumped on the trailer and were cooking food, and we were almost cooking 24 hours. It was just rolling over, and people were so thankful.