SilvergunSuperman posted:

“You have to protect Guy from all of his poop jokes,” Triple D creator David Page told Minneapolis’ City Pages last week.

“Anytime any woman mentioned ‘cream,’ Guy went into a sexual riff. When cutting the show, you had to tell the editors to watch Guy’s eye line, because it’s always on breasts,” Page said before accusing Fieri of being uncomfortable around homosexuals.

Fieri also needed protection from homosexuals, or at least advance warning. Early in the show's run, Page got a phone call from Fieri, who'd just walked out of a restaurant in a huff.

"Guy had decided that the two men running the restaurant were life partners," Page remembers. "He said, 'You can't send me to talk to gay people without warning! Those people weird me out!'"

“They were demanding tremendous research from my people, and pictures, but they didn’t want to pay for them,” Page says. “Guy said to me: ‘You know, it’s true: Jews are cheap.’”

Kari Kloster, a former Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives field producer who now works as a a vice president at Page's production company, backs up her bosses claims, the Huffington Post reports.

She tells City Pages: 'From my memory of being a field producer it's just well-known to me among the crew that Guy has a problem - if there was a homosexual in a restaurant, as the main character, the shoot went different.'