Yeah, don't be too jealous, because it wasn't nearly as good as it could've been.
When I got to Blue Chip, I parked like a jerk in hotel parking, and security whisked me through to the crowd of at least 1,000, who were all crammed in the pavillion waiting to get in. I crawled (sometimes literally, as there were all these rope blockades all over the place) among the crabby masses to get to the press area to see the end of Bill Boyd's speech (and get my first glimpse of Jesse, who is HOTT but NOT TALL; if he 5'9, I'd be surprised). Then the PR person whisked us back to a craps table, where Jesse threw out the first dice. So we all stood there and took pictures of his hotness, then the P.R person herded all the press people back to the media room, where we had continental breakfast and waited to get a tour of the boat. Jesse, in the meantime, was NOT brought back to the media room, and we have no idea where he went. So, no Jesse and his hotness for me, which positively blows since I looked pretty damn hot yesterday, even going so far as to put on my damn suit and Tod's loafers.
Below, the shots I got of Jesse. To think I was only a craps table-length away from his beauty ...













Sounds like a fun time at the Blue Chip.
If they had been thinking, they should have given all of the reporters free buffet meals instead of the continental breakfast.
I still don’t know who the guy is—that’s the problem with having 6 million channels on the dish. I always get stuck on some nature show or some movie from the 1990s.