Unreasonable Hospitality The Remarkable Power of Giving People More Than They Expect

Will Guidara on unreasonable hospitality.

George Camel, Ramsey Personality, number one best-selling author of the book Breaking Free from Broke, and host of The George Camel Show on the Ramsey Network. He's my co-host today. . . And today I'm interviewing not a doctor either, but my friend, Will Guderra, New York Times bestselling author of the book Unreasonable Hospitality.

The book is Unreasonable Hospitality.

The book is about leadership and service through the lens of hospitality. And one of the feelings I try to like really convey is this idea that hospitality is a selfish pleasure.

Unreasonable Hospitality. Fantastic book. About a guy who ran 11 Madison Park.

And I'm writing a book with a friend, my friend Will Godera, who wrote Unreasonable Hospitality.

Will ... wrote this amazing book called Unreasonable Hospitality.

I was reading Unreasonable Hospitality and you talked about one of the best espresso pulls in New York City.

Unreasonable hospitality is great book. It's unbelievable.

For a business book, it's one of the best. It's highly underrated. It's unbelievable.

The story in that book is the hot dog story.

I just read this book recently. It was a really good book. It was a story about this guy who had a restaurant and he took the restaurant and made it from basically shit to the number one restaurant in the world and a really good book.

But there was one con, it was a great story, right? But like my company's built on fucking service and hospitality. So like the name of the book was Unreasonable Hospitality.

Great fucking book. Great fucking book. If you haven't read it, read it. It's a good story.

And I'm a fan of his awesome book, Unreasonable Hospitality.

His book, Unreasonable Hospitality is selling like crazy. It's awesome. He's speaking all over the world about it. It was even featured in an episode of The Bear, that awesome TV show.

And I'm super excited to spend some time with him talking about this amazing new book, which I've already had a chance to read.

This is a book that challenged me to want to live with profound integrity.

I'm only halfway through this book and I feel like I'm a slightly better version of myself than I was when I started it and I'm almost certain the same will be true for anyone who picks it up.

I mean, that book is one of the best books of all time.

Unreasonable Hospitality, I agree. One of the best books of all time.

I'm reading this book, Unreasonable Hospitality right now, which talks about all this stuff in terms of the restaurant industry.

I read Unreasonable Hospitality about a year ago. It actually, and it changed my life because I started to think about this very, very directly.