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Food

Amy's Baking Company Selling F-U Swag

By  Krista Simmons
Published Aug 7, 2013 11:00 PM
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Amy and Samy Bouzaglo, the whackadoodle couple behind the "Kitchen Nightmares" episode from hell that featured their restaurant Amy's Baking Company, have really capitalized on their crazy.

First they were approached for their own reality show, and now their selling swag with some of their famous catch phrases from the episode emblazoned on them.

With the Affliction-esque script, they look a little bit douchey. But hey, different strokes for different folks.

Some of the featured quotes include "I'm the gangster," "I speak feline MEOW!" and "Here's your pizza, go f**k yourself!"

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So if you're looking for a gift for that special someone, click on. Hats are $25 and shirts run $30.

Who knows? Maybe they'll be using the funds collected to pay back their disgruntled servers who never saw a lick of their tips.

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