Guy Fieri's Advice to Young Chefs; Hillary Clinton on Taco Trucks

Guy Fieri has some sage advice for young chefs: "Make yourself as available as possible. Being a chef — we're artists in one sense, businesspeople in one sense, we're caregivers in a sense. We do a lot. We wear a lot of hats in this business... Just put yourself out there and get involved."

Hillary Clinton finally addressed that whole "taco trucks on every corner" controversy: "I personally think a taco truck on every corner sounds absolutely delicious."

But you can't get in without an invite. Homer Murray, Bill's son, is opening a restaurant, 21 Greenpoint, in Brooklyn this week and to kick things off he's invited his dad to mix drinks behind the bar. Originally, this was going to be a grand opening and the public was welcome, but once word leaked that Bill Murray himself would be pouring tequila shots a party pooper shut it all down. Eater NY confirmed the disappointing news via a rep for the restaurant: "For overall capacity reasons, this is not an open door event, there will be a guest list."

Last night on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Trump admitted to loving fast food: He says he prefers McDonald's, KFC, and the like because "at least you know what you're getting," whereas other restaurants might "do something" to his food if they don't like him. (Newsflash Donald: Fast food workers could do that, too.)