Glenn Beck is truly losing his mind,now someone in a restaurant
looked at him funny:
Recently on his radio program, Beck recounted an experience he had at what he insinuated was Neely’s Barbecue Parlor in New York City. (Internet chatter says that it is indeed the restaurant of Food Network stars Pat and Gina Neely, since he described it in that way that everyone does when they try to remember famous chefs: “My wife said, oh, my gosh, this is so‑and‑so very famous, you know, barbecue couple that do this barbecue thing, you know, on TV.”)
And what happened to Mr. Beck? Was he openly jeered at, attacked, or served a cow’s stomach (though admittedly, they can be tasty)? No:
Well, I have to tell you, the look that I was given by those in charge at this restaurant was, how dare you even come in here. It was quite amazing. I said to my wife as we were walking up the stairs, I said, this isn’t going to go well. And she said, no, this was really a mistake. This is a minority‑owned shop. Was that the line that I dared to cross? No? No, it couldn’t be because there were white people in there. So it must be something else besides my character. It’s amazing to me. One would think that ‑‑ you wouldn’t want to shun people that might have diverse opinions. Maybe they could put a second door in or another entrance in for people like me.
The subtle slam of Neely’s Barbecue Parlor resulted in the restaurant receiving threats from Beck listeners. Though they were unsure if Beck was calling them out specifically, the restaurant denied that they set out to bully Beck, even getting a very nice-sounding hostess who may have seated the Becks to go on the record to The Huffington Post:
http://www.thebraiser.com/glenn-beck-complains-that-staff-at-food-network-stars-restaurant-looked-at-him-funny/
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that Glenn Beck will cry if you look at him cross-eyed.
That was hilarious!!!!
what the deal is w/the opening song he uses in his radio show. Heard it yesterday in the car while flipping stations, and realized I'd heard it the few other times I've come across his show.
Something about "We Will Be King, We Will Be King, We Will Be King" repeated over and over ad nauseum ... 
Wtf is that all about? King of what? If he didn't have so many unhinged groupies, I'd assume he means King of Fools (which he is, and they are). But when you take into account all of his lunatic followers, it takes on a more creepy tone imho.
Does anyone know what the origin of that song is, and why he uses it?
