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Guy Fieri reveals strict rules for sons so they’ll be ‘self-sufficient’

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told People that both his sons would have to drive an older car for one year and not receive a ticket or have any accidents before they would be allowed to get a newer car.“It’s a rite of passage,” said Fieri.“Show me that you can spend a year driving the car, not getting any dents, not getting any wrecks, not getting any tickets.

Prove that you’ve got it all together. Then you can take your own money out of the bank and go buy a car,” he continued.Fieri, who is a father to 26-year-old Hunter and 16-year-old Ryder, said it’s not a punishment — rather, he simply wants his boys to be able to take care of their cars.“I want the boys to be self-sufficient,” Fieri added.Ryder, who turned 16 in December, is now driving his grandparents’ old Chrysler minivan, the chef revealed.“You know what Ryder drove to school [when] he got his license?

He got my parents’ old, used 259,000-mile Chrysler minivan,” explained Fieri.“I’m not buying Ryder a car, and I refuse to let him buy a car until he spends one year with no tickets, no accidents, driving the minivan,” he added.Hunter, 26, revealed that when he first got his license, he drove his grandfather’s 1996 truck that allegedly had “no working windows.” “He’s a great teacher and a great father and leads by example,” Hunter said. “He does the right things to train you for the real world.

And teaches you discipline and hard work and to not give up, and that not everyone’s going to hold your hand through life.”Fieri’s eldest son also supports his father’s choice to give Ryder the minivan. “I’m glad that Ryder is driving the minivan,” said Hunter.

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