Calamos states, "You don't get out of school now and say, 'OK, what is the government going to give me?' It's not what the government's going to give you, it's what you can do," emphasizing personal responsibility and initiative in achieving success.
"It's only been three episodes, but so far, this season stays true to the franchise in a way I find persuasive: The conflicts are emerging from the inherent stress of the job rather than relying too heavily on cyclical interpersonal fighting."
In many ways the idealism has been very good, but we were also idealistic about not being a business - which is not a great way to run a sustainable business.
"We're looking for world-class competitors... Guys that want to compete every day to be the best versions of themselves. We are looking for people with relentless work ethic."
Guy Fieri emphasized that his children must earn two degrees to inherit from him, reflecting a commitment to education over material wealth.