Ferrandis & Tex Mex...

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Edited Date/Time 3/31/2019 2:32pm
I was the emcee at the Supercross Open House at Wild West Motoplex in Houston Friday night. While interviewing Ferrandis I asked him if he would "cheat" a little if he won Saturday night and celebrate by having some of the area's famous Tex Mex food. At first if he said probably not, but after discussing it a little he said maybe.
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3/31/2019 6:53am
Zoom wrote:
I was the emcee at the Supercross Open House at Wild West Motoplex in Houston Friday night. While interviewing Ferrandis I asked him if he would...
I was the emcee at the Supercross Open House at Wild West Motoplex in Houston Friday night. While interviewing Ferrandis I asked him if he would "cheat" a little if he won Saturday night and celebrate by having some of the area's famous Tex Mex food. At first if he said probably not, but after discussing it a little he said maybe.
And...and...and..and then Garrett said I should have called Randy Richardson.
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It’s these kind of hard hitting questions that will Make Journalism Great Again.
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Must be hitting the CBD hard this morning
3/31/2019 7:40am
Sully wrote:
It’s these kind of hard hitting questions that will Make Journalism Great Again.
Laughing Laughing Laughing
3/31/2019 7:42am
By the way, I'm sure once again I'm the only person in the room that doesn't know what a "MeeCee" is, but that's a fact. Anyone help?

And to the OP, fair enough. I hope he enjoys it - it's definitely my favorite fare.
3/31/2019 7:46am
emcee. Master of Ceremonies.
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3/31/2019 7:51am Edited Date/Time 3/31/2019 7:52am
motoxer68 wrote:
emcee. Master of Ceremonies.
Thanks. I thought that was what he meant, but I've just never seen it put like that.

Edit add: I live in rural S. Georgia and don't get out much.
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Thanks. I thought that was what he meant, but I've just never seen it put like that. Edit add: I live in rural S. Georgia and...
Thanks. I thought that was what he meant, but I've just never seen it put like that.

Edit add: I live in rural S. Georgia and don't get out much.
Don’t feel too bad. I’m not that old and live in a well populated area but didn’t know what it meant either.
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3/31/2019 8:03am
Neat.
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3/31/2019 8:06am
I don't know if it's Tex-Mex or authentic Mexican fare but there ain't much better eatin' on this earth than a well made Chili Rellenos (or worse if made badly). My first visit to any Mexican place is always a chili rellenos...if it's good...I come back and try the rest of the menu. If they wreck it...that's my last time. A bad ass fish taco is also hard to beat.
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3/31/2019 8:09am
Sully wrote:
It’s these kind of hard hitting questions that will Make Journalism Great Again.
Maybe GuyB can take a note here. I want to know what these riders are eating on a Tuesday afternoon
3/31/2019 8:11am Edited Date/Time 3/31/2019 8:11am
MeeCee??? Are you trying to say Emcee?? Like MC - Master of Ceremonies??

Regarding the tex mex - as the kids say, "cool story bro"
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Maybe GuyB can take a note here. I want to know what these riders are eating on a Tuesday afternoon
Don't know if you were being sarcastic or not...but I, for one, do find it interesting what these guys eat. Are they brave enough to eat at restaurants (risk of food poisoning or tampering)...only eat food prepared by family or appointed team member? Maybe only eat what they prepare themselves? Meat, veg, carbs? Does the menu vary during the week vs race day? I remember an old interview with Everts where he said he just ate plain pasta on race day.

What fuel do these moto machines burn? Not an uninteresting question in my opinion.
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3/31/2019 8:29am
Jordan421 wrote:
Maybe GuyB can take a note here. I want to know what these riders are eating on a Tuesday afternoon
plowboy wrote:
Don't know if you were being sarcastic or not...but I, for one, do find it interesting what these guys eat. Are they brave enough to eat...
Don't know if you were being sarcastic or not...but I, for one, do find it interesting what these guys eat. Are they brave enough to eat at restaurants (risk of food poisoning or tampering)...only eat food prepared by family or appointed team member? Maybe only eat what they prepare themselves? Meat, veg, carbs? Does the menu vary during the week vs race day? I remember an old interview with Everts where he said he just ate plain pasta on race day.

What fuel do these moto machines burn? Not an uninteresting question in my opinion.
I did a follow up question, asking if he would be having pasta for dinner Friday night. He said that he was going to have something a little "lighter", grilled chicken and some steamed veggies...
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3/31/2019 8:34am
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3/31/2019 8:53am
Zoom, are you the infamous Garrett?.. asking for a friend
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3/31/2019 8:58am
Jordan421 wrote:
Maybe GuyB can take a note here. I want to know what these riders are eating on a Tuesday afternoon
plowboy wrote:
Don't know if you were being sarcastic or not...but I, for one, do find it interesting what these guys eat. Are they brave enough to eat...
Don't know if you were being sarcastic or not...but I, for one, do find it interesting what these guys eat. Are they brave enough to eat at restaurants (risk of food poisoning or tampering)...only eat food prepared by family or appointed team member? Maybe only eat what they prepare themselves? Meat, veg, carbs? Does the menu vary during the week vs race day? I remember an old interview with Everts where he said he just ate plain pasta on race day.

What fuel do these moto machines burn? Not an uninteresting question in my opinion.
Zoom wrote:
I did a follow up question, asking if he would be having pasta for dinner Friday night. He said that he was going to have something...
I did a follow up question, asking if he would be having pasta for dinner Friday night. He said that he was going to have something a little "lighter", grilled chicken and some steamed veggies...
Are you guys allowed to video at these pre-race "meet and greets"? The only one I've ever been to was way back in 1975 or 1976 (Blush a long time ago). Rolf Tibblin was cool as Hell...talked to us young idiots like we were somebody's. Sat us all on bikes and showed us body positioning and other cool tips. Wish I had a video of that event.
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3/31/2019 9:33am
TEX MEX IS 1 OF MY FAVERITE FOODS AND SO IS A BIG TEXAS STAKE WITH APPLE JUICE. EVERONE ALWAYS SAYS THAT EVERYTHING IS BIGGER IN TEXAS.
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3/31/2019 9:37am
Great Story Bro
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3/31/2019 10:01am
For cryin' out loud...a guy tells us about getting to hang with moto guys and asked a question with some local flavor (no pun intended) and all he gets is grief. What would you smart guys have asked?
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3/31/2019 2:10pm
Hey Zoom,

I hope you took him to Ruchi’s Mexican North West corner of I 610 & Main!

That place is great, that’s the only thing I missed about not going to the SX.

Oh & of course I missed you too!
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3/31/2019 2:32pm
Pappasito’s Chipotle Shrimp appetizer, beef fajitas and add some crab cake stuffed shrimp for lunch. Margaritas for the win with company in from Atlanta for the race. Good stuff. The Newmann / Medical Components of America suite was a good time as well. We had the same great host as last year. Good friends, family and some good racing.




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