I just posted a tribute article to Lee Labrada as well on my site:
http://tinyurl.com/39l4z7jLee Labrada and Rich Gaspari both have a similar story in the way that they placed as high as 2nd in their era and were two of the best bodybuilders of the time who later went on to become ultra-successful in the supplement industry. I'm unsure of what Labrada Nutrition does each year in sales but
the company did $18 million in sales in 2001 and has no doubt grown since then. The company made the Inc. 500 list of fastest growing private companies in 2002, only six years after launch. Lee has a degree in Civil Engineering and his intelligence has obviously translated to great success in the supplement industry after he retired from bodybuilding. Rich is hugely successful as well.
Both are Italian...coincidence?

I was very pleased with the Olympia experience overall. I'm not sure whether or not I will pursue covering the bodybuilding expos or not but if I do I want to learn from my experience and not repeat past mistakes. One thing I really want to do is make sure the focus of the interview is on the person being interviewed and to try to keep the questions concise. I want to be able to catch myself if I'm yapping when I shouldn't be and stop myself from doing so.
Some more notes:
1. Keep hand out of pocket as Swede noted.
2. Consult a gay guy to get some sense of fashion.
3.
Fire Kill my barber.
4. Put on 40 pounds of pure mass before even thinking about attending another expo.