Puff or not, I could read on and on and on about him. I don't care if it's only about what kind of cereal he likes (perhaps a future "Taster's Cherce" segment? Hee hee!)
;-)
..and this gal also thinks damn!, he can wear a suit too!
I was at Newark Airport yesterday, on my way back home, and I got a slice of pizza in the Famiglia's pizza next to my flight's gate. I sit down to eat, and look at a wall covered with pictures of famous people who profess to love to Famiglia's. There's one guy in a suit with an open-collar shirt, smiling, the picture looking straight at me. "Mo!" I said aloud, and I smiled back at his picture. Gosh I love that guy.
I also have a strange desire to buy a Canali suit . . . ;)
Puff or not, I could read on and on and on about him. I don't care if it's only about what kind of cereal he likes (perhaps a future "Taster's Cherce" segment? Hee hee!)
;-)
..and this gal also thinks damn!, he can wear a suit too!
He's a pure class act, all the way!
I was at Newark Airport yesterday, on my way back home, and I got a slice of pizza in the Famiglia's pizza next to my flight's gate. I sit down to eat, and look at a wall covered with pictures of famous people who profess to love to Famiglia's. There's one guy in a suit with an open-collar shirt, smiling, the picture looking straight at me. "Mo!" I said aloud, and I smiled back at his picture. Gosh I love that guy.
I also have a strange desire to buy a Canali suit . . . ;)
Mmmmmm, Mo.
My favorite quote from the article:
"He is the face of metronomic end-game execution ..."
People can't help themselves from coming up with new and interesting ways to describe what he does and how he does it.
He is metronomic. He's a lot of things, but most of all he's unique.
And he's a Yankee. Thank God for that.