"I'm afraid it's your urine, Elaine. You've tested positive for opium
That's right. White Lotus. Yam-yam. Shanghai Sally."
That's right. White Lotus. Yam-yam. Shanghai Sally."
John O'Hurley, who played J. Peterman on Seinfeld, now owns a "sizable stack" in J. Peterman, the catalog retailer, and is a member of its Board of Directors. How weird is that?
The J. Peterman Company had gone through bankruptcy but the catalog is now making a profit:
The Squire's Vest: Strong, tough, smooth, comfortable (could just as easily be speaking of the man). For greeting guests in the great room, taking long walks with the retriever, meeting the caretaker on the other side of the peninsula.
In addition to making "seven figures" each year as a spokesperson, O'Hurley "...is a principal partner for Round One Investments in Los Angeles and Heritage Capital Advisors in Atlanta, two private-equity outfits. He also holds a big chunk of a restaurant chain [Piccadilly Cafeterias] and is an owner of Alaskan airline Era Aviation." No word on what happened to Elaine.
Source: Business Week
1 comment:
You ever eat at a Piccadilly Cafeteria? It's supposed to be upscale cafeteria food. There's nothing upscale about it, and just about everyone in there could die at any given moment...it's kinda scary.
It seems O'Hurley is a financial guru. I just get a kick out of that voice he does.
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When I lived in Texas, we ate at Luby's almost every night, unless there was some other place that everyone wanted to try. It was terrific, no one ever cooked, we always ate out!
Piccadilly Cafeterias did always seem to have an older crowd, which means as the Baby Boomers get older the chain should be even more successful.
Footnore: O'_____ means grandson of; Mac_______ and Mc________ mean son of.
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