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  1. Funny how most awards are now worthless. Michelin stars, Oscars, BAFTA’s, OBEs etc. corruption ruins the status of this awards.

  2. Bourdain was so real. He even acknowledges its not about his integrity, its about his vanity that he doesn't want to be associated with crap.

  3. Olive Garden is garbage but please don’t insult KFC. Best $5 chicken sandwich ever. Not everyone can afford a $30 sandwich. KFC has a quality brioche bun, great seasoning and it’s cooked properly and it’s consistent. No easy task at thousands of locations.

  4. Yeah basically when you get too many Michelins you have certain expectations and you get a specific type of customer with certain expectations and you are kind of stuck in the system. I think the answer is he should change his name and open the restaurant he wants to open cuz hes like too famous right now.

  5. Marco didn't want to be a chef – he wanted to be a gamekeeper or riverkeeper – but his dad was a chef and told him to ask around hotel kitchens for a job. His drive made him a huge success, but he always comes across as someone who'd have behaved like that in any industry. He's a hugely successful chef, but the emphasis is on the successful, not the chef.

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