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[brandrea]

I did a search but since I’m not all that good at getting results I figured I’d post away.

My wife and I admit to watching Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy every week night. It’s our Ying and Yang

I noticed that Ryan Seacrest wears a vintage Daytona (at least I think it is).

This according to Bob’s Watches




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[MrGoat]

We love wheel of fortune and jeopardy also!!

Unfortunately don’t watch them as often as we used to.


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[Dan Pierce]

My wife & I were celebrating our 20th wedding anniversary in the Polo Lounge of The Beverly Hills Hotel when we spotted Ryan Seacrest at a nearby table. I told my wife if that's as good as the celebrity sightings get, I'm disappointed.

Within minutes Vince Vaughan stopped by near our table to ask the waiter where the bathrooms were, followed shortly thereafter by Jennifer Aniston, who smiled at us w/ a quick "hello" as she walked by. Then Brian DePalma & Scarlet Johansson arrived after the premiere of The Black Dalia. Not bad for one night at The Polo Lounge.
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[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

My wife & I were celebrating our 20th wedding anniversary in the Polo Lounge of The Beverly Hills Hotel when we spotted Ryan Seacrest at a nearby table. I told my wife if that's as good as the celebrity sightings get, I'm disappointed.

Within minutes Vince Vaughan stopped by near our table to ask the waiter where the bathrooms were, followed shortly thereafter by Jennifer Aniston, who smiled at us w/ a quick "hello" as she walked by. Then Brian DePalma & Scarlet Johansson arrived after the premiere of The Black Dalia. Not bad for one night at The Polo Lounge.
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That’s awesome

[996marty]

The Beverly Hills Hotel sounds like it’s the place to be

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by brandrea

That’s awesome

Thanks, Brian!

Originally Posted by 996marty

The Beverly Hills Hotel sounds like it’s the place to be

It was amazing, aside from the celebrity encounters. My wife found a great deal for $325.00 per night [this was back in 2006]. We ended up spending $1K per day and it was well worth every penny.

The pool has underwater music piped in. You never saw anyone in the halls and the elevator doors were always open. The bathroom was huge w/ a shower large enough to park a car. For breakfast we headed down to the the classic 50's style dinner in the basement and asked for a menu. They said we have no menu, we'll make whatever you want. And they did. The air space above the hotel compound even seemed clearer.

But to drive down Sunset Strip in a convertible, on a beautiful sunny day, then see the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel sign, and knowing that's your destination, was pretty exciting for a couple Kentucky hillbillies.
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[KY..]

Apparently he approves

[996marty]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Thanks, Brian!

It was amazing, aside from the celebrity encounters. My wife found a great deal for $325.00 per night [this was back in 2006]. We ended up spending $1K per day and it was well worth every penny.

The pool has underwater music piped in. You never saw anyone in the halls and the elevator doors were always open. The bathroom was huge w/ a shower large enough to park a car. For breakfast we headed down to the the classic 50's style dinner in the basement and asked for a menu. They said we have no menu, we'll make whatever you want. And they did. The air space above the hotel compound even seemed clearer.

But to drive down Sunset Strip in a convertible, on a beautiful sunny day, then see the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel sign, and knowing that's your destination, was pretty exciting for a couple Kentucky hillbillies.
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It sounds fabulous

[Latrodectus]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Thanks, Brian!

It was amazing, aside from the celebrity encounters. My wife found a great deal for $325.00 per night [this was back in 2006]. We ended up spending $1K per day and it was well worth every penny.

The pool has underwater music piped in. You never saw anyone in the halls and the elevator doors were always open. The bathroom was huge w/ a shower large enough to park a car. For breakfast we headed down to the the classic 50's style dinner in the basement and asked for a menu. They said we have no menu, we'll make whatever you want. And they did. The air space above the hotel compound even seemed clearer.

But to drive down Sunset Strip in a convertible, on a beautiful sunny day, then see the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel sign, and knowing that's your destination, was pretty exciting for a couple Kentucky hillbillies.
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Excellent memories!

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by 996marty

It sounds fabulous

Originally Posted by Latrodectus

Excellent memories!

Thanks, gents!
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[JimSnyder]

You 2 look like a celebrity couple I’ll bet someone looked at you and thought, what show did he used to play on?

[1William]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by JimSnyder

You 2 look like a celebrity couple I’ll bet someone looked at you and thought, what show did he used to play on?

Haha, thanks, Jim!

If we sat at poolside at The Beverly Hills Hotel waiting to be discovered like Robert Evans, I'm afraid we'd still be sitting there.......................waiting.
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