$40 a Day is Tasty Travels cheap big sister. With truly inspired hints as: Ask around, order half portions when available, or dine on a appetizer instead of a main course; how can you go wrong? It would seem as though American's have lost all ability to think for themselves and common sense had gone out the window. Without Rachael who would have thought of going online, reading a newspaper or checking out a guide book. The kicker is the lousy tips she leaves the poor servers. I can see a revolt where wait staff around the country come together and pelt Ray with small change. I only hope that viewers don't emulate her tipping scale. Servers bust their butts to bring us our food and get no respect. The least we can do is show our appreciation by tipping them well.
Reviews
2 Reviews
Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels
(2005– )
Terrible
1 July 2006
Rachael Ray's manic fast talking and mispronouncing takes more unsuspecting cities by storm. Good for a laugh, if only to see whatever wacky homemade looking outfit she is wearing. Or to see her invade some poor chefs kitchen. Ray glosses over a city and the viewer gets a hazy overview of what she feels are good places to eat. Reading message boards of the 'locals' from the towns she visits, they beg to differ. There is no substance here. If you like raspy screaming and lame 'tips' that everyone already knows this is the program for you. Also good for those who just love Rachael and everything she does regardless of quality.
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