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Graydon Carter's Restaurant Caste System
Ever try and fail to get a seat at a New York hot spot like Monkey Bar or Waverly Inn? That’s because Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter has deemed you unworthy. An article in today’s New York Times Style section reveals the totally unsurprising caste system with which Carter, who owns both restaurants, that puts PYTs up front in an area known as “the pit” and A- and B-list celebrities in the booths surrounding. “When Madonna comes in, she gets a black booth,” the article says, as reported by Gawker. What’s more, Carter and his staff watch guests throughout their stay, making notes of misconduct or poor manners. Enough strikes will presumably get you banned from the Winner’s Circle of which Carter is the ringleader—chilling!
TigerJack
Just another Steve Rubell wannabe.
Mizoodle
Yet one more person with an overinflated sense of his own importance. *yawn* Next?
squiggy
You mean no chills? He does look a bit sweet for my taste!
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n--Y--charles116finderj
Does this mean that money doesn't eat at these restaurants?
yeah, right.
amapola101
Boycott the place. everyone stop going Usually bullies have low thresholds. they love to do it to others but start to cry when its done to them. They suffer from low self esteem too..!!
HighStrungLoner
Is anyone surprised?? This guy used to edit the wonderful SPY magazine.
flyoverland
Nickel Millionaire.
neverlate
The velvet rope is the ultimate hypocritical act of Liberal New York. I love blue collar NYC, but find Page-Six New York to give new meaning to "trailer park trash."
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