The bakery employs about 100 people, and they make 500-700 cakes a week!
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/answer-sheet/talking-out-of-school/the-cake-bosss-zesty-education.html
Interesting article. I'm guessing it was written before he was told to stop using the name Cake Boss?
Not sure if it's a problem with the editing, or a typo, but in answer to one question he tells a story about when he was a sophomore in college and later in the article states he dropped out of high school and never attended college. Interesting aticle, thanks for posting it! I admire him a lot and it's great to know his dad made him start at the bottom.
cakesbycathy, TLC is behind the name, aren't they, and not him personally?
I think TLC is behind the name, but if he was interviewed after the injunction was issued he shouldn't be referring to himself as the Cake Boss. If it was written after the fact, the author should have done some better editing or made a note of it at the end of the article or something. IMO
I think TLC is behind the name, but if he was interviewed after the injunction was issued he shouldn't be referring to himself as the . If it was written after the fact, the author should have done some better editing or made a note of it at the end of the article or something. IMO
True, he should stop calling himself that. It could be that the author of the article doesn't even know. I wouldn't have known anything about it if I hadn't seen it here. Plus, if TLC is still fighting it, can they continue to use it? I'm not saying they should, mind you...I'm definitely in favor of the "little guy" in these types of issues. 
Yea for Buddy for laying it out there that college is NOT for everyone.
That being a tradesperson IS a valid option and a respectable and profitable profession.
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as for name -- the judges order allows TLC use of name until end of 3rd season.
so still can use it legally.
Yea for Buddy for laying it out there that college is NOT for everyone.
That being a tradesperson IS a valid option and a respectable and profitable profession.
Another 100% agree. I didn't go to college or a university after high school, but i did complete a 4 year apprenticeship to become a Sheetmetal Journeyman. I have two people in my family that are a tradesperson, otherwise i never would have considered it b/c schools just don't let you know that trades are out there and respectable. Most push college and i wish they didn't.
Elcee,
I noticed that college discrepancy, too. Didn't anyone proof-read that article before it was published?
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