Becky wrote:

Jeff, you just fascinate me! I think you are incredibly brilliant. So you are OCD adn ADHD. Those are signs of creative geniuses.
Good luck with the show. I hope it continues for a long time and I love how you love your pets.

posted on August 14, 2007 at 1:23 AM

Christina wrote:

Wow! such awesome detail. Keep up the awesome blogs and I love love love the show. :)

posted on August 14, 2007 at 2:46 AM

Ryan wrote:

Thanks for blogging. Great show. What magazines do you read?

posted on August 14, 2007 at 4:34 AM

Jeree' wrote:

Short and to the point: I heart you. I'm glad you're blogging now, and I can't wait for tonight's episode. My new favorite show on Bravo!

posted on August 14, 2007 at 12:02 PM

Rick wrote:

Jeff, for real hire me...heck i'd even be assistant pooper scooper.
Rick

posted on August 14, 2007 at 3:53 PM

Joelle wrote:

Jeff, from the message boards it appear s that viewers aren't "getting" the show. And from your blog comments seems that some viewers think you are an interesting version of a should-be HGTV show. I think that everyone is missing the brilliance of your show. Hands down Flipping Out is the funniest show on TV this summer. There is no way that you are truly as crazy as you appear. On the countrary, you and your staff are hilarious. I cannot imagine a narcssistic OCD real estate guru would sign on for a reality television show. Instead you may have OCD but you also have a great sense of humor and your show should be revered for the comedy it is. You are a genius!

posted on August 14, 2007 at 6:40 PM

Kim wrote:

Love the show -- and as a Special Educator, glad to see that you can channel so effectively what can be viewed as a disability.

posted on August 14, 2007 at 9:46 PM

kathy wrote:

Hello- Fantastic experience in design. I love the creative process Jeff but you are surrounding yourself with so much morass and people who don't know what they are doing....save some of the old woodwork, etc and sell it- there is a big market for this material- By the way, your cat acupuncturist was using needles too big for a cat..they were human needles...don't go back...go to a specialist in small animal massage...if you feel comfortable with this suggestion. yours , k

posted on August 14, 2007 at 10:18 PM

April wrote:

Jeff,

You are a creative genius and an artist. We are in different industries but our problems are the same. Balancing cash flow and dealing with incompetent people! I am about to fire my aunt, again. We are defiantly from the same planet. I wish I had glasses called “my sight” so people could see the world the way I did.

I truly enjoy watching your show. It makes me feel normal.

You deserve to be in Nottingham.

April

posted on August 14, 2007 at 11:20 PM

Melody wrote:

Love everything you do!! I am hooked on your show. I watch it every time it is on, including the episodes I have already seen 10 times before. You keep me motivated!!

posted on August 14, 2007 at 11:52 PM

marie a payne wrote:

i love you in when u redirect yourself and realize you need to except things the way they are. You are amazing person i work with teenagers that are OCD and ADD and other disabilities. The hardest thing to do is channel your anger or disappointment by walking away from people and situtations we you feel yourself losing control of yourself. The people that work for you are so loyal, embrace them. There isn't a handful of people that will work with you world your in. Realize when you step out of your world it will be an over stimulation for you.
If you remain positive with no negativity things will sell, trust jeannie she is all you have!!!!! I love your animals and you are good with and you would be good with anything u touch. Please
think about taking up yoga don't say you don't have time. Find time it will help you breath. LOYAL VIEWER MANY BLESSINGS marie payne

posted on August 15, 2007 at 2:09 AM

Sue wrote:

Jeff - Love the work you do! and I can totally relate to you on so many levels!....sometimes scary..but, true!
I love the paint color in the dining area of your Valley Oak home..where you all gather & eat your take out...I know the color must come off different on tv..but, can you tell me what it is? ...and, if you're ever hiring..I just might be interested...

posted on August 15, 2007 at 2:35 AM

Ursula Roberts wrote:

Great show, is there any way to find out what paint colors you chose for your properties? The greens look especially great! ( I think it's green I'm seeing, maybe my TV needs a color adjustment)
Thanks, Flip Fan

posted on August 15, 2007 at 3:15 AM

twyxt wrote:

Jeff, I wanted to say how happy I am that you changed psychics from Tori to Fiona. I felt the same way when I saw the first episode with Tori. Fiona feels so much more clear. And even though you seem to have reservations about Fiona and what she's done, her energy is different than Tori's. Also you've had to feed Tori's work before with your own energy, where you didn't have to with Fiona's. You'll see. Having been sensitive all my life, I am able to see the energy change even through the television. The clearing and blessing of houses are very important steps in flipping houses. It restores the house and property to its original state, clearing its 'history' and can be very profitable in the long run as you've seen. Continue to follow your "intuition" and you might consider further investigating your own psychic abilities.

I about died when you ordered your drink with the 25% strawberry, etc. You sounded like my husband and his melted strawberry Dryer's bar, lemonade Dryer's bar and soda water. And demands this drink in varying proportions to his mood. I just had to laugh so hard out loud. I hadn't heard any one else order a drink like before. Putting you two together in a room would be great fun.

posted on August 15, 2007 at 4:13 AM

Tim wrote:

Jeff,

You have an amazing business sense and have assembled a fun bunch of individuals to work for you. I really enjoy your show. I would like to see Brandt brought back. Everyone around you seems to roll with the punches. Brandt doesn't. He reacts as a person, like your show's viewers, dropped into the middle of an unreal situation. When you were giving him your variations on the drink order for example, the look in his eyes told the viewer that he was thinking exactly what we were thinking...plus, the fireworks between you two are hilarious.

posted on August 15, 2007 at 10:26 AM

jon Hargrove wrote:

Love, Love, Love, Valley Oak and the show. I have it tivoed. I am very interested in house flipping and I think Jeff is amazing. I wish he would write a book on house flipping from start to finish! PS. Lets ban cat acupuncture .

posted on August 15, 2007 at 11:10 AM

John wrote:

love, love, love this show, all the people and Jeff's taste. Bravo, order up more episodes and pronto level 5.

posted on August 15, 2007 at 1:30 PM

Charlie Smith wrote:

Hey Jeff! U Rock! You are so talented and brilliant. Your show is flipping fantastic. It is so educational and entertaining. I love monkey, he's so cute. Don't feel bad about losing the bet, at the end of the day you're the real winner. At least you know how to correctly spell. Keep on Rocking!
-Charlie-

posted on August 15, 2007 at 5:31 PM

Shelly from Cincinnati wrote:

I love this house and the 360* feature. I never go online to see stuff like this, but I love the show and Jeff's taste is impeccable. My only request is to see a 360 of the kitchen. To be honest, that's the reason I checked the website in the first place.

Thanks!!

posted on August 15, 2007 at 9:05 PM

SHANE wrote:

I would love to know what the color name/manufacturer you used in your office is. I LOVE that serene,moody shade of blue.

By the way...the decor in every home is impeccable.

posted on August 15, 2007 at 11:29 PM

Jeff wrote:

Jeff, I'm totally hooked on the show and would love to work for you. How far back is the show taped from its airdate? I'm thinking the market has completely changed since this show was filmed and being able to borrow against a house and/or no money down loans are pretty much dried up. How are you handling this? I'm sure you have to live in your homes a lot longer than before. I learn a lot from your show but want to learn more.
Thanks,
Jeff

posted on August 16, 2007 at 2:15 AM

Deb wrote:

Can you tell me what color green, brand of paint was used in the great room of this house? Also, what color and brand was used in the bedroom? Thank you.

posted on August 16, 2007 at 9:29 AM

Nancy wrote:

I love the paint choices in the Valley Oak 1 home. Any chance of letting readers know what the colors are in the bedroom and great room?

Love the show!

posted on August 16, 2007 at 4:30 PM

Nena wrote:

Jeff, I absolutely adore your show! Not only do I believe you are a genius but you and your entire entourage are hillarious. You put the "REAL" in reality and in real estate! Good luck to you in all of your investments, now and in the future. - Nena from NJ

posted on August 16, 2007 at 4:42 PM

nottooshabby wrote:

Please Jeff! We must know the brand and name of the paint colors. At least come out with your own line at Sherwan Williams!

posted on August 16, 2007 at 10:58 PM

Kyle wrote:

What a great job redoing this house. Bravo! (Get it - "Bravo").

Could you please list some of the paint colors used in the house. Or direct me to where they're listed.

Thank you!

posted on August 20, 2007 at 9:29 AM

Stavi wrote:

I have watched the show and you remind me so much of my mother;s "habits" and it is so nice to see how you use those characteristics positively. I think she would be an excellent addition to your staff. Are you hiring, and if so how could i send you her resume.

posted on August 20, 2007 at 12:36 PM

maryann carnes wrote:

I love this show! I think the homes are just amazing after
all the thought and creativity that is put into them, I wish we
had these lovely homes in Ohio...and that Jeff of course could
renovate them!! His taste is exquisite!! Lovely!!
I love the banter between Jeff and his staff, it really makes me
laugh.
Hopefully, more shows to come.

posted on August 20, 2007 at 2:21 PM

maxine wrote:

Jeff,

I love your show. I love your OCD. Leads to perfection. If you ever need another mortgage broker in LA, we have lots of banks that are still willing to do business and I, for one, would love to work with you.

posted on August 21, 2007 at 7:45 AM

Sheleagh wrote:

Hi Jeff,
There are just not enough words to tell you how much I love you and your show! I have to know...what are the names of the colors/manufacturer you used in your office and kitchen? I haven't painted my walls in a year, because I couldn't find anything I liked. The moment I saw your show, I fell in love with your colors. You must let me know. Thanks!

posted on August 21, 2007 at 6:00 PM

Alisha wrote:

Jeff,

Your staff drives me crazy!!! I'm a professional pet sitter/pet nanny and when that guy left when he couldnt find Monkey I nearly hit the roof. How could he leave? What if he couldnt find Monkey because he was hurt or fallen ill? It may seem trivial to some people but when your entrusted to care for a persons dearest companion its not something to take lightly. Take good care of your babies! Best of luck.

posted on August 21, 2007 at 8:48 PM

Carolina wrote:

Jeff ,

Your integrity is so refreshing and. I, as many of your fans, I watch the episodes over and over. The respect you show for the people who work for you is to be admired and imitated.I love Bravo and you and your" family" are such a welcome addition.Besides just being in your life is so much fun for all these wonderful people and animals and especially your fans!

posted on August 21, 2007 at 11:17 PM

monica wrote:

loving the series...need to know what the deep blue paint color is in Jeff's office in Valley Oak I. His decorating style is super sophisticated - very inspiring (thanks for the ideas!). I'm looking forward to more 360s being added as additional properties are completed.

posted on August 21, 2007 at 11:54 PM

sarah wrote:

Jeff, you and your crew are a riot. The best. Which stralet tried to low-ball you? Dying to know.

posted on August 22, 2007 at 3:07 AM

Andy wrote:

Hey i love your show, im really inspired of how you do business, and im getting my real state license, cant wait to start im 21 years old, i want to get out there, and start selling, and getting myself a great house like yours, i love how you decorate your house, is really moder contemporary style, im the same way, also ryan still like you, okay im gonna keep watching your show is awsome, good luck make alot of money.

posted on August 22, 2007 at 11:53 AM

Janet wrote:

Where can I find a source list of products used in the Valley Oak home? Would love to find the lighting used over the kitchen island.

posted on August 22, 2007 at 1:19 PM

kellie kaelin wrote:

jeff how can you let monkey get needles for therapy,,,,that broke my heart so bad ,,,that was so mean of that vet do do that to monkey...the cat ,,,i loved watchin ur show till i seen monkey get pricked by needles ,,i had to switch stations for a minute ,,cause i couldnt watch monkey be tortured.....pleaseeeeeeeeee, dont let monkey go through that again ....other than that you are my favorite show ...ty have a nice day,,,,and i love how you have to have everything perfect ,,thats cool ,,

posted on August 22, 2007 at 1:19 PM

Kia wrote:

I admire Jeff as an Investor as well as a wonderful human being. It feels real good to know that i am not the only one in the world who "Flips Out" when people are not as passionate or as serious about my businesses is I am. You work very hard, you deserve to play even harder. Jeff keep being you! Much love from me and my dog Brandon here in Baltimore.

posted on August 22, 2007 at 3:02 PM

Don Rose wrote:

I've been an animal wisperer all my life. I've trained horses, pot belly pigs, dogs, cats, birds and ducks. And when I saw Jeff's maid claim she loves pets, you should ask how many cats she has. Her whole family will tell you she hates cats. She said bad cat. I say bad maid. Don't blame the cat for hiding when ton of people are banging through the halls. I'm also for hire.

posted on August 23, 2007 at 2:46 PM

diane wrote:

I just love the decor in your house - the colors are fantastic from the floors to the walls and furnishings. Ever think of putting up a buyers guide kind of link with paint colors etc...?

posted on August 23, 2007 at 4:02 PM

jane wrote:

Hi Jeff,

I really love the show! If possible I would love to find out two of the paint colors used in your Valley Oak house: the dark blue color in your office/study area and the color used in the upstairs hallway (where the grandfather clock stands).

Many thanks!

posted on August 23, 2007 at 4:58 PM

Stephanie wrote:

Jeff,
Love the show. The color of your office at Valley Oak 1 is amazing, any chance you'll share the brand and name of the color? Great TV, keep up the good work.

Thanks,
Stephanie

posted on August 23, 2007 at 5:21 PM

Heather wrote:

Hey Jeff,
Great show!
Don't be worried when your realtor digs up your Saint Joseph statue. You are supposed to dig it up after your house sells and put it in a place of honor in your new home - or your next flip as it were.

posted on August 23, 2007 at 9:19 PM

Little Flip wrote:

Finally... I just got to read your blog, love,love,love, your renovations and commitment to your profession. You answered alot of questions (travetine) Great team it really shows how important a good support system is. Kinda Seinfeldesque

Thank you,
Little Flip

posted on August 23, 2007 at 10:51 PM

Rachel wrote:

Jeff, Your show is wonderful. You have an amazing eye and a brillient mind for what you do. You inspire many future "real-estate investors". Keep it up buddy!

PS: Your cast of charachters along with you make your show that much more entertaining. It's such an important thing to surround yourself with great people!

posted on August 24, 2007 at 12:31 AM

Andea wrote:

Hey Jeff,

I love the show and have you wonderful taste. I'd love to see some photos of the kitchen at valley oak.

cheers, andrea

posted on August 24, 2007 at 12:31 AM

Andea wrote:

Hey Jeff,

I love the show, you have wonderful taste. I'd love to see some photos of the kitchen at valley oak.

cheers, andrea

posted on August 24, 2007 at 12:32 AM

Dana Brown wrote:

Jeff,

I am hooked and have reeled in several friends who are equally fascinated. Your dry sense of humor and OCD keep me laughing throughout the show.

Favorite line: "I don't want to party like it's my birthday, I want to sell my home"!!!

Forever a fan!!

Dana Brown
Alabama

posted on August 24, 2007 at 1:06 AM

Shauna wrote:

Jeff,

I've noticed your comments in your blog and on the shower regarding slate, travertine, etc. Would you please share your favorite design magazines that would help a person keep up-to-date on the current trends? Thank you!

Shauna

posted on August 24, 2007 at 12:44 PM

grace zendejas wrote:

I like the show, it has advice on real estate, design and actual numbers for demo and reconstruction.

posted on August 24, 2007 at 2:09 PM

catherine ross wrote:

Wow! I must say that I am extremely impressed with your talent of turning over these properties. You are lucky to have found your calling and embraced it and it works for you, meaning you are able to profit from it.
I love watching and I don't want you to get burned out! So, relax sometimes, chill out have a margarita and smell the flowers. I look forward to more episodes! Good luck!
Catherine
Boca Raton, FL

posted on August 24, 2007 at 3:36 PM

Sonja Evans wrote:

I have a new favorite show. I haven't missed an episode. I love the humor, the ranting, talent and especially learning so much from Jeff and Ryan. I have told all my friends to watch and learn and enjoy. Could Jeff share some of the colors he uses in the homes. They are so lovely. What is the shade at Valley Oak One in his office? It seems when I go to the paint store I never can get the right shade. Please continue to entertain and teach us. The program couldn't be any better. Jenni is so funny. Jeff and Ryan have awesome taste in decorating homes. Better than any show on TV. Thank you for sharing. I can't wait until next Tuesday. I have to watch each program at least twice before deleting it from tivo. I love Jeff's explanations and immaculate designs. He should be a teacher.
Thanks, Sonja

posted on August 24, 2007 at 8:56 PM

Adrianne Burlison wrote:

I love this house! My husband and I will be building in the spring and I'd love to emulate the style and feel of this house. Could you please share the colors of the walls, trim, etc.

Thank you,
Adrianne
(GR, Michigan)

posted on August 25, 2007 at 11:35 AM

rachel wrote:

Dear.

Jeff

I love your show Oh ! My ! God....... you are the best I love to see your show every single episode.

You are a Diva Great personality your style is neat beautiful very good bussines man.

Oh Lord Jeff you are the perfectionist !wow.............! I been learning a lot of you style good taste the best of the best I wish I can be one of your pet oh my good those pet have better life then me.
If you decide adopt kid can you please adopt me I want to have a very cute smart nice father like you
Take care

Love D.D

posted on August 26, 2007 at 3:19 AM

SBAKKEN wrote:

Wonder where I can buy his glass desk and office supply organizers containers that are sitting on top of it?

posted on August 27, 2007 at 8:00 PM

Laci Bowman wrote:

Jeff, we love everything about the show. You are awesome and such a great designer, teacher and the humor is also fantastic. Your staff is so funny and I think you are lucky to have them as well as they you. Ryan Brown is also so intelligent and the both of your partner so well together. Please keep on teaching and entertaining us. I hear there are only two more episodes. I have watched all shows 2 - 3 times. You are the talk to the Tidewater area. Have you written books? Please let us know more about color. Thanks for taking such good care of animals. Everyone knows acupunture is not painful. Many thanks, can't wait for tonight starting at 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. to Tivo you, Ryan and Jenni plus the rest of the brood. We love you plus you are gorgeous to look at, along with Ryan.

posted on August 28, 2007 at 10:58 AM

Aymee wrote:

I think Jeff has impecable taste and an incredible eye for detail. I would like to know what are the paint colors he used for his Valley Oak home. I absolutely love that color palette.

posted on August 28, 2007 at 5:31 PM

Carol Meyer wrote:

I think Jeff is the coolest. I sell real estate in Atlanta and I want him to expand and would love to work with him. Jeff, if you read this, PLEASE GO TO MY WEBSITE and write me. We have so many "flips" to be done in Atlanta and they're CHEAP to buy. A fast and easy job, but in large quantity.

Carol

posted on August 28, 2007 at 9:29 PM

stacey wrote:

Jeff you are perfect .I am addicted to the show ...I love the facial contortions and your mannerisms especially when you are annoyed .You have the vision and the grace to transform something so crude into such a gem .

posted on August 29, 2007 at 2:31 AM

Donna Rowe wrote:

The homes on the show are beautiful, I just love the way the homes are decorated. So much detail Jeff has great taste ! How would one go about contacting his realtor to purchase one of these homes? By the way I love the show, I never miss an episode, Jeff is a riot!!!

posted on August 29, 2007 at 2:32 AM

Victoria wrote:

J-e-f-f

Okay, I LOVE your show, totalyy obsessively obssesed. I like to think that I single-handedly help drive viewer ratings by insisting all my friends watch your show. I'll be honest, I think you and I share many commonalities. And I would LOVE to be your assistant! I know I could entertain you with my neurotic indiosyncrasies.

posted on August 29, 2007 at 2:34 AM

Jan Ott wrote:

I love what Jeff has done with this gorgeous home. He seems to be able to take a mediocre house and turn it into a show place! I love his subtle use of color. The warm tones in this house are very inviting and the home appears clean and comfortable at the same time. I plan on using some of his decorating ideas in my new home! Thanks Jeff, keep flipping!

posted on August 29, 2007 at 1:04 PM

Jessica wrote:

Could you please post pics of Valley Oak One's kitchen? It is just genius and I would love to try to recreate it in my own house.

posted on August 29, 2007 at 4:33 PM

Dee wrote:

I love Jeff! I love your show-It is the greatest! I love your ego and honesty with others!!!!

posted on August 29, 2007 at 6:10 PM

Rita wrote:

I am so glad Jeff took the time to share his thought process on the details. Keep it coming! In Chicago, EVERYTHING is travertine with dark mahogany in the bath and dark green granite and dark mahogany in the kitchen and after seeing 10 places you want to scream. IN the future could you give us price ideas on what it takes to take out trees and building retaining pool walls? Please renew this show.

posted on August 30, 2007 at 1:54 PM

Heidi wrote:

Can you tell me what interior paint colors were used for Valley Oak?

posted on August 31, 2007 at 12:49 PM

robert wrote:

Hello, is there anybody out there? Interesting show. I'm glad that Bravo does not downplay the fact that the main character is gay & often refers to his ex as an exboyfriend.

posted on August 31, 2007 at 2:18 PM

Claudia Saulnier wrote:

Hi Guys, Wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your show. Sometimes it's like watching a train wreck, but I can't look away. Am a Realtor in a high end market as well in Houston and appreciate the peek we get at your contract negoiation skills & problems. Just shows, we all have the same issues. Love the Valley Oak house, I know it will be hard to leave. How do you not get attatched to a house like that. Also am always looking for the great neutral palettes & you seem to have an eye for them. Would you share the colors used in the Valley Oak house? Thanks for a great, fun show. I feel it raises the level of credibility for our industry.

posted on September 1, 2007 at 11:14 AM

marcus Davis wrote:

Hi Jeff, I just wanted to comment that I like your way of doing business and you just can' t let things slide. I am really learning some things from you. I have been running a Professional Faux Finishing Business in Orlando and It hasnt been easy. Probably if you had been doing this show 5 years ago, I would have seen the road blocks. If something is really ligit, I will fix it because I deal with clients who have million dollar homes and the work has to be top notch. I am detailed also, maybe a little obcessive(smile) As far as dealing with Builders, Architechts, Interior Designers and Decorators so many of then have been real cheats to me because they know I will have good service and then they still try to "deal" when I know just how much those fees they charge are.

And not to mention the cut throat Artists that are out there doing things, not thinking of the clients welfare only to recognize their deep pockets. I like the way you handle your employees. I have used other Artist and muralists for things in the past and I didn't know how to be , hmmm lets say "stern!?" After buying them things, lunch, and really nice Christmas gifts to show my appreciation for the years work, and what thanks do I really get for being nice? I will still be nice, but from now on I will use better dicression in dealing with people. I think that I have been just a little too nice. I am now going to take my business to the next level. Thanks for a great show!

posted on September 1, 2007 at 5:27 PM

Sue wrote:

Jeff, your show is a good one. It is interesting to see how you thinking goes when moving through a sale and rehabing houses to your liking. There is one thing though...your lips..way over done! They are distracting on the screen..relax a bit..you have so much natural talent...do not go down the road of messing up your face!

posted on September 2, 2007 at 9:45 AM

Deb wrote:

Jeff mentioned Travertine was so 5 years ago for bathroom flooring. What is the new, best thing!

posted on September 2, 2007 at 5:27 PM

York wrote:

Dear Jeff,

I'm curious about your motivation for putting in a pool in Valley Oak One, as well as your thoughts about it generally (in the case of flips, of course). Off the cuff, hillside homes involve geological challenges for pools that flat-ground properties don't: building a retaining wall, as you mention, is the obvious one, but I suspect there are others. Anyway, you mention that the pool in Valley Oak One is visible from every room -- but you made that sound like a bonus, something you hadn't necessarily thought about beforehand. So, was it just a matter of filling dead space? But, the dead space you initially thought of (before you consulted with your geologist) was in the front yard, not the side. So, is there another reason, e.g. the price point of the house?

Any insight you could offer would be very much appreciated.

Best,

York

posted on September 3, 2007 at 5:07 AM

Marion Katz wrote:

I look forward to this show! I can't wait to see what Jeff will be doing next.I find myself laughing out loud.Jeff is saying things and looks so serious yet he comes off very funny, All of which makes the show even better.His pets are adorable and so fun to watch.The whole thing is great.I look forward to more of this show!!!

posted on September 3, 2007 at 6:25 PM

Rob Hixenbaugh wrote:

Jeff, love the show. I am a mortgage professional from Ohio - just recently closed a 9.5 million dollar deal in Beverly Hills, CA. Would love to work with you. You run your business exactly the way I do. I am also a true perfectionist and it is good to finally see someone else who has these traits working in this industry that I love so much. Give me a call - I'd love to work with you. - Rob

posted on September 3, 2007 at 9:21 PM

Beth Pearce wrote:

I watch your show and just Love it! Your show is one of my favorite shows to watch right now! Too bad you only have one more before the end of your season! Make sure you come back next year, I am looking forward to more shows!!

I do wish you would tell us what colors of paint is used in the rooms!
Maybe the Paint Supplier should be one of your sponsors and you could tell the viewer what color is used in the rooms. (typed in on the screen in the corner would make me real happy)

I watch your show all the time and back it up to see certain rooms again.

posted on September 5, 2007 at 2:50 AM

Jacob Berj Al wrote:

Jeff, Your show is a real success. I love to watch it and it should be on HBO or better . Keep up the good work you bring to us the show that was missing from TV for a long time and it's joy for us to see you doing all that work and drama on TV it take's alot to be number one. Good luck to you we love you and your show.
Jacob.

posted on September 5, 2007 at 2:28 PM

greenchic wrote:

Jeff,
Much of what seems a 'diagnosis' seems nothing more than competance and talent. Tempermental, at time, nonetheless, not a mental problem...from the look of your show in tv land.

You could slow down a bit with the help maybe.

Or find folks as competant as you are.

Either way, your 'eye' is great, the vistas in your mind are absolutely fabulous and since nobody is perfect, so far, I believe, you are the guy to find a house for me ... me and all your fans ... that love your taste level and sense of space.

Hey, I'm not saying you don't hae a tic ot two, but who doesn't Dear?

posted on September 5, 2007 at 8:27 PM

Trent wrote:

Hey there Jeff, do you need any more workers? I would do way more than your lazy trash guy for less money.

posted on September 6, 2007 at 11:01 PM

Murphy wrote:

Jeff, I live in Seattle now, but watching you, makes me Miss LA and I mean that in a wonderful way, hope you come back, my boyfriend is so fascinated since he has never been to LA. your deco is beautiful, very similar to the renovation we are doing. keep the show going, Love Ziola, she is the best, so is your first assistant.

posted on September 7, 2007 at 2:33 PM

Brenda Munio wrote:

Jeff Lewis,
You are absolutely brilliant! Where have you been all of our lives. You take something that is pretty and/or beautiful and make it into something that far exceeds any expectation one may have. I say, lets give you the key to the city! Forget the city, we need you in the White House. Jeff Lewis for president! Okay, if that's an unlikely request, you could at the least, flip it.

posted on September 7, 2007 at 9:05 PM

Terry wrote:

Hey Jeff,
I saw the Nightline story last night and wondered if you needed any help flipping as far as buyer's are concerned. Let me know.

Terry

posted on September 7, 2007 at 10:35 PM

DJ wrote:

Hi Jeff......I can't get enough of you and your AWESOME sense of style! Please come back next season......I would love to see how Valley Oak 2 turns out and Nottingham......keep up the good work.....you're great just the way you are!

posted on September 8, 2007 at 11:25 PM

Lisa Garrett wrote:

Hi Jeff! Your homes are stunning. I enjoyed being able to tour Valley Oak and look forward to future listings. Do you have any formal education in design or are your homes simply a reflection of inate ability and taste?

posted on September 10, 2007 at 2:19 AM

Cindy Mickler wrote:

What are your top five magazines for design ideas? Please start a page listing materials used in your houses. Love the show; hope there will be a 2nd season! Also, consider a book or design show which will help those of us who have "design fobias" do better in our own homes. Cindy

posted on September 10, 2007 at 1:23 PM

Rhonda Westaway wrote:

We love the show. I hope you have a second season. We don't flip but we do have a small business. We are so on the same page when it comes to how we do business.
We count our money all the time also.
We cut costs everyway we can and everytime we can. My husband will even be somewhere and the item will be 5.00 and he will ask if they will take 3.00. Every little bit counts. The help never understands how much it costs to have them around. About 10 years ago we had 30 employees. Now we have 2. Our business needed to be trimmed.
I think you are an amazing boss. I would have fired most of the people you work with. But after I saw the show tonight I feel differently.
Good Luck in everything you do. Rhonda Don and Allie

posted on September 11, 2007 at 11:20 PM

Michelle wrote:

Hey Jeff...LOVE the show...my husband and I are big fans and truly love you and enjoy your crew immensely. We've seen every episode at least a few times! We can’t wait for next season!! My husband is OCD too...it makes us laugh watching you act the same as he does. He is a Carpenter/Contractor who started flipping houses early this year. We’ve learned a lot from your shows, thank you. If you ever need another partner, you two would be a great match!! Thanks again for a great show! Stay just the way you are!!

posted on September 11, 2007 at 11:23 PM

john hess wrote:

jeff,this is the first time i ever watched a t.v show like this , or ever emailed to one. and i love it and ever body you work with,every body makes the show, and the way you can make thoses houes so beautiful is great.and the way you treat your pets are great. I havent missed one of your shows since i came across it a month ago flipping thru channels on tv. keep up the good work.
john

posted on September 11, 2007 at 11:34 PM

Jill wrote:

Question pertaining to Valley oak 2:

I want to know the brand, and name of the paint colors used in the office,living room, bedroom, bathroom,...all the rooms!

posted on September 11, 2007 at 11:38 PM

Laurel in CT wrote:

Jeff, you do amazing work!! I think you and your staff are great and your show is great. You are extremely talented and forget all of those crazy hateful people that like to talk smak. furthermore, anyone who is able to purchase one of your homes is very lucky. There are not many people that really make sure that they are selling a quality home that has impeccable workmanship in beauty.
I can't wait to see the next season and I am hoping I can get this first season on DVD it was a lot of fun you really made me laugh.
Laurel in CT

posted on September 12, 2007 at 12:38 AM

Ashley wrote:

What color paint do you use in your homes? I especially like the dark brown I see a lot in the rooms. What is it called?

posted on September 12, 2007 at 1:15 AM

Laura P wrote:

Interested to hear about the honed limestone and marble being the new trend. I'm remodeling my kitchen (designed it myself...I'm a graphic designer) and I chose a honed limestone floor. Imperial Gold is the color. Sounds not great but it is gorgeous. This is what I will use if I decide to redo the tile in my master bath.

Good to know I'm current even though I picked it on my own and was unaware of the trends!

posted on September 12, 2007 at 3:39 AM

Alex wrote:

Hello Jeff,

I saw your show a few weeks ago. Awesome !!! I like what you do and it shows that you have a passion for it. My Real Estate Broker and her daughter katrina say that you are someone I have to meet some day. They both are serious when they talk to me about you for many reasons. Indeed,,,, a true honor for them to do that. I think you are an incredible talented, creative, classy person. You have your own unique way to shine and be noticed. BRAVO to you!!!! I wish you continous success.
Looking forward to Thank You in person for sharing your amazing show on Bravo with us.
I hope you come out to Palm Springs and hang out with us.

Alexander Perez. (Libra)

posted on September 12, 2007 at 4:03 AM

pablo cruz wrote:

Hi Jeff, you looked great last night and came across like a real tv star.Why do you apologize so much and thank people for putting up with you? Thats very nice but they are your empmloyes and the reason they put up with you is couse at the end of the day you are really a nice guy and are signing the pay check. Lets be real if you where really into wealth building like you said in a previous episode, you would have surounded yourselve, with competent people. But then again you would not made it to tv. Anyway I really loved your show, I hope to see you again in another season, but if I dont, good luck and God bless you and lead you in all your endevers... Pablo

posted on September 12, 2007 at 6:53 AM

diana wrote:

love your show! keep them coming...

posted on September 12, 2007 at 7:26 AM

Patti wrote:

I just want to know if the show is being renewed?

posted on September 12, 2007 at 10:03 AM

Pam wrote:

The depressing thing is "Flipping Out - Season One" has come to an end. The positive? Looks like we will have another season! What a fantastic program. Bravo! to Bravo. Jeff's idiosyncrasies are fascinating - I love to love this guy. I TIVO'ed each episode and would wait till everyone at my house was sleeping so I could watch the program uninterrupted. For those who think Jeff is too rough on the "help" I say, Paleeze! most of the time they deserved the OCD breakdown. If I was the person bankrolling that operation, I wouldn't put up with any of their bull$h1t. How difficult is it to put the labels up on the water? Odd yes, difficult? I don't think so. Jeff's detail oriented personality is a perfect fit for his chosen profession - the properties turn out beautiful with attention to detail - the high end buyer realizes this and that's why he will always sell his homes for a profit.

Hang in there Jeff and crew! I love you all - you make a nice family. I can't wait till season 2 - I hope there are twice as many programs because this season was far too short.

posted on September 12, 2007 at 10:58 AM

Barbara Yorio wrote:

What type of floor tile and size would you suggest for a kitchen/family room with direct access to the pool area? Something timeless and neutral hopefully. Wood, which is in the rest of the house, would not stand up. Thank you.

posted on September 12, 2007 at 11:23 AM

Roxanne Kallio wrote:

Jeff,
I am a retired flipper. I started 24 years ago at the age of
22 and was very successful. I guess you could say I was the original flipper. I totally get you . Thanks so much
for the show . It's like an instant replay of my life.

xflipper Roxx

posted on September 12, 2007 at 12:05 PM

V Rogers wrote:

I have a question about Jeff's comment on "travertine is so five years ago". What are you using in your bathrooms that is the current trend? I am planning to redo my bathroom and I want it to be up to Jeff's standards!!

Thank you. I love you guys. Jeff is quirky but in a loveable way!

posted on September 12, 2007 at 12:05 PM

cape fear j wrote:

Please, what is the deep blue paint color used on the wall in the office. Does Jeff answer these questions?

posted on September 12, 2007 at 5:40 PM

Ray wrote:

Jeff,

Just wanted to say that I really love the show. Come on down to Jacksonville Beach and we can flip a house, and afterwards we can buy a house, fix it up and sell it.. You definitely have the type of personality that I go for.. Take care and good luck!!!

posted on September 12, 2007 at 7:55 PM

Mary wrote:

love this house...especially the deocrating! Any chance we can find out the paint colors?

posted on September 12, 2007 at 8:20 PM

CANDICE wrote:

JEFF, 1ST AND FOREMOST " I LOVE YOU AND THOSE SEXXY LIPS ! " OCD AND ALL. BECAUSE OF YOUR SHOW,IT HAS GIVEN ME MORE INSPIRATION TO FIX & FLIP HOMES.WISHING YOU CONTINUUM SUCCESS IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE HAS TO OFFER TO YOU. LOVE,LOVE,LOVE YAH !!!

posted on September 12, 2007 at 10:46 PM

Carol wrote:

Dear Jeff Lewis,

I don't know why I'm writing this because I don't get caught up in tv shows, reality shows or even today's culture. I don't have much of an interest but I just had to tell you something that's been weighing on my heart.

I've watched more than several of your Flipping Out shows and underneath the 'flipping out', the firings, the colorful words and expectations etc., I can't help but feel for you because I know you have a tender heart that you must suppress in order to do your job. If you would let the person out that I see underneath, you would probably get taken advantage of but you are smarter than that. You already know this and so you put on your business face. I think you are misunderstood by many people - they think you are mean but I see a man that demands perfection - something you demand of yourself. I didn't want to post this publicly because I don't want to embarrass you (or me) but you probably won't read this anyway. But incase you do, I wanted you to know that I see through the rough exterior right through to your soft side - it's all in your eyes. I also see some pain. I wish I could just give you a hug because there's so much I see in you and I know you need a hug.

p.s. I'm not some wackjob - I'm very aware that what I'm saying is strange. Believe me, I never say things like this. I just have a strong feeling that I should tell your or perhaps just get it off my chest.

Many blessings

posted on September 13, 2007 at 3:44 AM

Darren wrote:

Jeff,
Where can I find a multitude of your designs? Websites? Books? Or is there a particular designer that inspires your ideas. I am about to remodel my house and need design ideas. I love your designs! Great job.

posted on September 13, 2007 at 1:37 PM

Marina wrote:

Hi Jeff, I just think that you and Ryan should open your own line of furniture and lighting.You could call it Jeff Ryan or Ryan Jeff designs.All your homes have a distinctive look and they are great! Or write a book about tips on decorating,sources,and ideas!! ciao

posted on September 13, 2007 at 4:34 PM

Marina wrote:

Dear Jeff, I would love to know where and what stores you like to shop in for furniture and lighting.All your homes have the greatest chandeliers and sconces.Is there a website or particular store you go to? On your next shows you should go into detail about the decor ,color schemes, sources you use for decorating and what's hot and what's not! Good luck in all you do!!!!

posted on September 13, 2007 at 4:40 PM

Lisa Sale wrote:

No one gets it.....you know how to turn a dollar. The show was an new avenue to make money. More power to you!

posted on September 13, 2007 at 6:19 PM

Lisa Sale wrote:

No one gets it.....you know how to turn a dollar. The show was an new avenue to make money. More power to you!

posted on September 13, 2007 at 6:19 PM

Danielle C. wrote:

As someone embarking on a new construction project early Spring 2008, have found the show and the Blog very inspiring and useful. Especially appreciate any comments of Jeff's regarding up-to-the-last-minute finishes, as I am diligently striving to avoid choices for finishes that will date the new house 7-10 years from now. Am wondering if Jeff will ever determine to share his resources/suppliers with his audience...? Would be interested in subscribing/buying if he so determines. Most of all, kudos for resusitating these neglected/problematic properties with such style and grace.

posted on September 14, 2007 at 12:12 AM

erin coleman wrote:

Jeff you are the best!! Don't let people calling you crazy get to you. You are PASSIONATE, and most do not understand what that word really means. It is your passion that drives you to create and deliver. To do the things that you do to the houses that you flip; somebody has to be passionate about it. The show speaks volumes of your character, because you create a "home" everytime you set foot in a "flip". You put yourself into each project and that is more than most people give to their own homes. You understand that people have to live in those homes, and that a person's home is their sanctuary from the storm. That in itself shows that you care about the home that you are working on and have put in a lot of thought as to the people who are going to be buying each house. Just because you make it look effortless does not mean that it does not take alot out of you to deliver something that you can feel proud that you have created. I commend you and hope that you continue to do what you are doing. You have inspired me to love my new home in a way that no other design show has. You help me to see the possibilities of my space. To appreciate and recognize my house as an extention of me, and in that, to look at myself and take more pride in me. I love what you do, and may God bless you. One question though, I have a 1920s Spanish-style Bungalow, and it is quite similar to Valley oak 1, how did you pick your colors for the house. I am going to do a kitchen remodel and I want to make sure everything is cohesive. I am going to follow valley oak's lead, but I can't figure out your colors and use of textures. If you find the time, holla back. I would definitely like to hear some suggestions on making my house beautiful.

posted on September 15, 2007 at 1:16 PM

Kim wrote:

Jeff,
Absolutely love your choice in colors for your houses.
What brand and paint colors did you us in Valley oak 2?

Thanks!

posted on September 15, 2007 at 2:18 PM

the organizer wrote:

Jeff: Did you buy a property in Palm Springs yet?

posted on September 15, 2007 at 5:09 PM

mark wrote:

Jeffl love your designs been flipping in Hawaii for 5 years, love what Ido. how about expanding into Hawaii need some fresh desgns there still putting travertine on everything. hope you don't mind going to use your Valley oak kitchen design for my project I'm working on . bring your staff to Hawaii I'll give free surf lessons.Love your show I learn so much from it It makes me a better flipper. mahalo
Alhoa,Mark

posted on September 16, 2007 at 7:21 AM

Simons wrote:

Jeff - I love your interiors. Would it be possible to post a resource list for each of the rooms featured in your homes, i.e. Valley Oak? We would love to check out the great design showrooms and resources in L.A., but being in suburbia, time and distance make it virtually impossible. Actually, you could use the site as another money making venture by charging advertisers and utilizing their products in your design (gratis). But you've probably thought about that idea! Secondly, it's a blessing to have friends and family who love and support you despite our failings. They help us grow up. Never be too proud to ask forgiveness. Loved your show.

posted on September 18, 2007 at 1:35 AM

Debra wrote:

Jeff has an amazing eye for detail when renovating these properties. His vision is just so spot on and artistic. I like that he does not skimp on details both small and large.

posted on September 19, 2007 at 12:46 PM

betty wrote:

I just wanted Jeff to know that I think he is adorable--I know he is homomsexual, but so handsome

posted on September 19, 2007 at 6:02 PM

jennifer wrote:

on the tv show it says jeff answers questions on this site, but i don't see where to ask questions. i have questions! i'm interested in how he finances rehabs on so many houses at once. i do this one house at a time on the east coast and i really learn things from watching, but that's my biggest question. And, does he always sell immediately, or does he ever hold properties, like for example now when the market is slipping?

please don't publish my email address. thanks

posted on September 19, 2007 at 9:55 PM

Liz wrote:

I would love to see more 360 degree tours! This has become my favorite show on television. I am looking to get in the business soon and I just try to soke up everything Jeff says about flipping houses. I think Jeff is awesome. It goes without saying that he is extremely talented, but I also love his sense of humor and that he is very honest and direct with people. I think some people are too distracted by the times when Jeff "flips out" that they don't see who he really is. I can tell that he is actually a very caring, loving and funny guy. I guess I just get him, like Rosie and Ellen. I love everyone else on the show too, especially Zoila. I can't wait until next season!

posted on September 24, 2007 at 8:56 PM

Jennifer Baca wrote:

Hi Jeff,

This is Jennifer, I'm a student from Loyola Marymount University, In my Marketing class we a were asked to pick three people we would want to meet, and I pick you, Jeff Lewis, I think that you are a brilliant business man, very detailed and I was wondering If I could interview you for my class project, it will only take five minutes, it would be on honor to interview you.

Thank you,
Jennifer

posted on October 2, 2007 at 11:17 AM

Alejandra wrote:

Went is gonna star the new season of Jeff show I really miss his show his personality and everything he does I want to see the his show over and over again please repeat his show please because is amazing to see him and his team the quality of live and very good glamour taste I love Jeff Show I saw last night his show in NBC

Jeff ,
you are Brilliant I really like the way you are and I love the way you take care your pets If Zoila gets retire Hire me ok I want to live in your house I want to be part of your team I really like your show

posted on November 4, 2007 at 4:19 PM

Teresa wrote:

This is a great TV show! Please please please bring it back for a second season. Everyone I talk to loves the show. I assure you, it will have the high ratings networks are looking for.

posted on November 10, 2007 at 10:20 AM

Cristina wrote:

Jeff
I know your busy...but...I hope you can help me with one question.
My 10 yrs of experience in Human Resources helps me understand your thought process when it comes to your employees. I watch many "flip" programs and find your program really hits home with me. You say all of the things that most Managers won't and can't...like when your staff stands around for the first 30 minutes of the day to chat...while on the clock...your clock.
My question to you is that I have recently left my position due to cut backs and would like to start my own business with mid level properties. Can you tell me how to borrow money when your not working for someone else? I purchased my first project 5 yrs ago for $220K and now have it on the market for $850K...did I mention it has a 40 ft waterfall in the back yard? Once I sell, I will have the financial backing that I need but moving forward, how does a bank lend to someone without an employer?
Thank you so much for your time...
Cristina

posted on November 26, 2007 at 1:20 PM

Susan Lowell wrote:

I love your modern homes.

I live in a 5K sq. foot, 2-level, passive solar contemporary home that faces sun south on 5 acres. Lots of glass in the living room with full sun exposure. Large rooms throughout. I am looking to update and am very inspired by your show.

I notice your (V-Oak) dark wood floors, what is the finish? I'm interested in changing my oak floor to a darker shade. Beams in the living room seem to almost match the floor. Is this the case? I have similar beams in my living room.

I am going to reconfigure my master bedroom and bath. I love your walk in shower. Is this marble? What is the dimension? Can you spec the bathroom shower, tub, sink...fixtures too? I am looking to replace all.

What is the kitchen countertop at V-Oak? It looks like marble. Also cabinets are supurb - very dark in color again - what is the cabinet make/color? What are the appliances?

Your input will be greatly appreciated as I'm looking to purchase soon. Susan

posted on December 18, 2007 at 8:42 PM

michelle wrote:

Jeff...I love your new show! All type 'A' personalities are OCD...some people might call you crazy, I just call it striving for greatness! I love the colours you use in the oak valley home and I love the floors. Can you let me know what colours and hardwood floors you use? I'm thinking about doing Walnut in my home. I find it brings this modern warmth...what do you think?

posted on January 14, 2008 at 6:37 PM

lisa wrote:

I love this house. Can you tell me what color green paint you use in your kitchen and great room? (brand/color)

posted on January 27, 2008 at 12:12 PM

greg sanchez wrote:

I love what you did with the kitchen. my wife and I are moving into a new house and we want to redo our countertops to what you installed in the valley oak one home. what is the name of that marble and what did you use as a backspash?

thank you,

greg

posted on February 9, 2008 at 12:55 AM

jean-michel riverin wrote:

Hi,

I'm a french canadian from Montréal in Québec. I Would like to have a picture of the kitchen and the dining room of jeff's house. I want to see that beautiful green to put in my penthouse.
Thank you
Jean-Michel
p.s. jeff and ryan are pretty cute

posted on February 12, 2008 at 11:31 PM

Sam wrote:

I want to know where to buy the pendant lampshade lights hanging over the kitchen island. I have looked everywhere! Help me...

Also, I am curious to know the paint colors used in Valley Oak. We're just about to paint our rennovated Mediterranean that is very much this style.

Thanks!

posted on March 12, 2008 at 9:46 AM

Don R. Crittenden wrote:

Like Shane on August 15, 2007, I would like to know the name/manufacturer of blue paint in office (maybe in dining room of one of the Valley Oaks).

How do I see your answer?

posted on March 12, 2008 at 3:51 PM

tanya wrote:

Jeff,

My brother and I love your show-he lives in Sand Diego and I live in Washington State! We can't wait to see the new episodes... Keep up the good work.

Tanya

posted on March 15, 2008 at 4:02 PM

hair loss wrote:

I am always fascinated by real estate investing. It's easy to flip on an UP market. Now that the market is going down the drain, how do you continue to FLIP and still make money on a DOWN market ?

posted on June 14, 2008 at 11:43 AM

Allison wrote:

Hi Jeff-
I just wanted to complement you on the best show almost ever! I have watched each episode several times and still can not get enough. I am in the real estate industry and had a boss that had a similar personality to you so now that I have finished with him I see you and him in a whole new light. I almost(not really) feel like calling him up to chat. On a side note is there anyway we the viewers can find out where you get your products/materials for your homes? I love your modern style and all the doors/windows and handrails and decks really appeal to me but I have no idea where to find them.
Thanks and looking forward to many seasons

posted on June 27, 2008 at 5:39 PM

kenny wrote:

Jeff the love the show you're the best. the detail you use on the switches & receptacles (brushed stainless coverplate on white decora switches and receptacles) is genius But could you ask the electrician not to tighten down the screws so much the reflection is distorted I hope this gets to you as the reflection thing is the only chink in your armor keep up the good work kenny santa fe nm

posted on June 27, 2008 at 8:53 PM

Jenny wrote:

I love the Valley Oak home and am so glad Jeff has described the changes he's implemented in the various homes. Does anyone know what the type of wood flooring he has in Commonwealth? I'm obsessed with finding it!

posted on July 2, 2008 at 12:04 PM

M Lieb wrote:

Who was the artist that painted the image of Zoila ? It was a great painting and would like to contact her regarding her work.

Thanks much - great show,
Lieb

posted on July 2, 2008 at 2:26 PM

M Lieb wrote:

Who was the artist that painted the image of Zoila ? It was a great painting and would like to contact her regarding her work.

Thanks much - great show,
Lieb

posted on July 2, 2008 at 2:26 PM

Courtney Streicher wrote:

I love all the colors Jeff used in this house, including the dark blue in his office. What colors did you use and what paint company did you get them from?

posted on July 7, 2008 at 5:57 PM

sugar wrote:

when is jeff's birthday? what sign is he???

posted on July 11, 2008 at 6:42 AM

Karen wrote:

I have to say you have a unique style. I do wish you would share the maker of your frosted interior doors. My hats off to your employees, as the show makes you come off as a hard person to work for. After you nanny cam, it appears you have something to worry about....

posted on July 12, 2008 at 5:05 PM

jts1412 wrote:

First off,this is not an instructional show on flipping.It's more of an intimate view into someone's very troubled life.

posted on July 15, 2008 at 9:21 PM

Denise wrote:

I Love you Jeff.I feel so bad for Jenny.Please give her a hug,it's killing me that you haven't given her one yet. Also what were the papers Chris had in his hand that we saw on the nannycam???? They were never mentioned again.
D

posted on July 16, 2008 at 4:00 AM

cdnbgirl wrote:

Hi Jeff,

I absolutely love your show and think it is THE best program on t.v by far when it come to real estate programs...It is the only that anyone needs to watch!!!

Do you have any general rules on how you determine what sort of budget you are going to spend on a home when you purchase it? What would sort of budget would you suggest on spending on a flip in the $1,000,000 range to get a good return on an investment?

Thanks!

posted on July 22, 2008 at 3:55 PM

Antonio Di wrote:

I applaud you Jeff because maybe for the first time in a long time you have made allegedly having OCD totally acceptable. We are very much alike but I chose to take a road less traveled in the hopes that the millions of dollars I have made and continue to make will insure a day that no child will die in the dawn of life. Amidst my adventure, I earn $75,000 tax free a week while doing something NO ONE has ever done before. Entirely legal, I address a problem that is probably one our greatest pet peeves, but everyone ignores. Its simple, it takes about three hours for each, and for that three hours work I earn $25,000.00 three months later. When I have more time and staff, sure I will increase that to $150,000 a week. But right now $75,000 a week for three hours work isn't bad. So if you ever get tired of "flipping out," maybe I can teach you something that is a heck of a lot less stressful, you don't have to sell anything, you don't have to even get out of your PJ's if you didn't want to. And its just as fun. Of course I set some of that money aside for myself and maybe I'll look to you when buying my next house in LA. Right now I am looking in Long Beach -- but as the market keeps falling, I of course want more and more for my dollar. Take care kid and congratulations always.

posted on July 24, 2008 at 2:57 PM

amy wrote:

Hi, I was wondering where on earth you found that convex mirror? I love it and have been searching for one for awhile now. I love this show and think Jeff is so funny. He reminds me of a past boss I had. So much fun to watch. Thanks!!

posted on July 25, 2008 at 10:35 PM

Ray Gill wrote:

Jeff, just a quick note to let you know that I think you and your show are truly a gift to us all. By this I mean you know exactly what your doing and sometimes find it difficult to rely on others. I have the same problems, I seldom make more then 6 mistakes a year and find it hard to accept that most people make 6 mistakes everyday. Anyways,your the answer to many viewers, as maybe now they can see what hard work and dedication can achieve. I wish you continued sucess in your life and on your show.

posted on July 26, 2008 at 12:39 PM