Guy Fieri

And it talks really about just human nature, about how you treat people and treat people the way you want to be treated and think before you act and think before you speak or before you light somebody up on a text. And I was going through this and I said, you know, this is like a course that should be taught – at freshman high school. Absolutely.

And it talks really about just human nature, about how you treat people and treat people the way you want to be treated and think before you act and think before you speak or before you light somebody up on a text. And I was going through this and I said, you know, this is like a course that should be taught – at freshman high school. Absolutely.

And it talks really about just human nature, about how you treat people and treat people the way you want to be treated and think before you act and think before you speak or before you light somebody up on a text. And I was going through this and I said, you know, this is like a course that should be taught – at freshman high school. Absolutely.

And we should teach civility and we should teach respect and responsibility. Back your mouth up. Don't go popping off. And do these things the way we grew up. I mean, I'm not saying that violence is the answer, but you definitely didn't have people running their mouth like they do now because there was hell to pay at three o'clock. You know, that kind of stuff.

And we should teach civility and we should teach respect and responsibility. Back your mouth up. Don't go popping off. And do these things the way we grew up. I mean, I'm not saying that violence is the answer, but you definitely didn't have people running their mouth like they do now because there was hell to pay at three o'clock. You know, that kind of stuff.

And we should teach civility and we should teach respect and responsibility. Back your mouth up. Don't go popping off. And do these things the way we grew up. I mean, I'm not saying that violence is the answer, but you definitely didn't have people running their mouth like they do now because there was hell to pay at three o'clock. You know, that kind of stuff.

So I think that we need to get involved in teaching our young America that they have a voice. They have an opinion. They're very worthwhile. And let's just do it the right way. But I think that Dale Carnegie Institute, that How to Win Funds, I didn't know how many things. They do it worldwide. And I just think – I was just telling my sons about it.

So I think that we need to get involved in teaching our young America that they have a voice. They have an opinion. They're very worthwhile. And let's just do it the right way. But I think that Dale Carnegie Institute, that How to Win Funds, I didn't know how many things. They do it worldwide. And I just think – I was just telling my sons about it.

So I think that we need to get involved in teaching our young America that they have a voice. They have an opinion. They're very worthwhile. And let's just do it the right way. But I think that Dale Carnegie Institute, that How to Win Funds, I didn't know how many things. They do it worldwide. And I just think – I was just telling my sons about it.

I said you can all expect that you're going to be going to one of these programs or doing one of these courses. I made them all read the book.

I said you can all expect that you're going to be going to one of these programs or doing one of these courses. I made them all read the book.

I said you can all expect that you're going to be going to one of these programs or doing one of these courses. I made them all read the book.

The number one. Critical thinking to me is, I mean, even say the term to somebody, critical thinking, and they'll look at you and go, but they don't know what it means. Critical thinking is solving situations, is evaluating the environment and and coming up with with calculating. It's not taking a risk. It's taking a calculated risk. There's just so many of those types of things.

The number one. Critical thinking to me is, I mean, even say the term to somebody, critical thinking, and they'll look at you and go, but they don't know what it means. Critical thinking is solving situations, is evaluating the environment and and coming up with with calculating. It's not taking a risk. It's taking a calculated risk. There's just so many of those types of things.

The number one. Critical thinking to me is, I mean, even say the term to somebody, critical thinking, and they'll look at you and go, but they don't know what it means. Critical thinking is solving situations, is evaluating the environment and and coming up with with calculating. It's not taking a risk. It's taking a calculated risk. There's just so many of those types of things.

My dad was a huge critical thing. I mean, he was. So we had a rule when I was a kid, Joe would be driving down the road and my dad would say, what are you thinking? You're quiet over there. What are you thinking? One thing I was not allowed to say was nothing. He'd say, God, full of shit. What do you think? I mean, what are you thinking?

My dad was a huge critical thing. I mean, he was. So we had a rule when I was a kid, Joe would be driving down the road and my dad would say, what are you thinking? You're quiet over there. What are you thinking? One thing I was not allowed to say was nothing. He'd say, God, full of shit. What do you think? I mean, what are you thinking?

My dad was a huge critical thing. I mean, he was. So we had a rule when I was a kid, Joe would be driving down the road and my dad would say, what are you thinking? You're quiet over there. What are you thinking? One thing I was not allowed to say was nothing. He'd say, God, full of shit. What do you think? I mean, what are you thinking?

I'm saying, well, it's all grass, but under the telephone pole, there's no grass. And then we would spend the next goddamn hour talking about why there's no grass under the telephone pole. And why is there no grass under the telephone pole? Fire, you know, the ability to get to the poles. They have to be able to drive to them.

I'm saying, well, it's all grass, but under the telephone pole, there's no grass. And then we would spend the next goddamn hour talking about why there's no grass under the telephone pole. And why is there no grass under the telephone pole? Fire, you know, the ability to get to the poles. They have to be able to drive to them.