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spamcorral@yahoo.com (Chris Dieckmann) wrote in 
news:57773ff3.0311102149.5c31b1bc@posting.google.com:
> I actually just sold my only Bayless book on eBay in reaction to his
> BK transgression and reading his missive doesn't really compel me to
> second guess my decision.  Yet the underlying rationale he gives is
> sound: the fast food industry has been at the heart of fundamental
> changes in American agriculture, diet, health, and labor
> practice...none of them very cheering.  He chose signing on as his way
> to make a point; time will tell.
> 

Dry his explanation out and you can fertilize the lawn.  I wonder if Kid 
Rock is trying to make a point about calorie-counting by endorsing Coors 
Light instead of original Coors?

It's a shame, really - I liked Bayless and watched his show sometimes on 
PBS, but lost all respect  for him when I saw the commercial and saw him 
say that some of the best barbecue is at Burger King.  I nearly fell off 
the couch.  He could have made a point and even been a spokesman without 
uttering lines that are simply blatantly stupid, especially for a chef 
who knows food.

Jeff Edwards
paranoianospam@sbcglobal.net