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Re:The Rise of the Secret Supper Club by jaysonelliot on Sunday December 09, 2012 @12:27PM (#4895206)
Whenever I hear of an über-exclusive thing like this, whether it's a gathering, a club, a business, or whatever, I think how much better to be the one running it than to be someone trying to get in.

Craig Thornton is a talented, hard-working kid who probably wouldn't get seated at Spago if he walked in the front door a couple years ago, but by hacking his way into the dining scene, he's got celebrities trying to figure out how to get invited to his apartment.

The lesson is, don't worry about what other people think of you, find a way to make other people worry about what you think of them.

Re:The Rise of the Secret Supper Club by wallflower on Sunday December 09, 2012 @01:52PM (#4895566)
> Craig Thornton is a talented, hard-working kid

I think you're understating how successful of a chef he is. And being a successful chef is a lot about marketing.

Re:The Rise of the Secret Supper Club by mmastrac on Sunday December 09, 2012 @03:53PM (#4896101)
As is the case with software developers too (and probably most other fields).
Re:The Rise of the Secret Supper Club by oh_sigh on Sunday December 09, 2012 @07:27PM (#4896813)
Is 30 years old still considered a kid?