I'm Quite A Chauvinistic Person.

Having Four Kids Of My Own, Fifth One On The Way... I Think With "junior," What's Happened Over The Last Three Years Is This Program's Been Implemented Across Schools.

There Is A Level Of Snobbery And Fickleness In L.a.

Given That Level Of Responsibility With Your 25-year Old Or 35-year-old Chef, It's Just Quite Nice To See How They Handled That Exposure. Not Every Chef Deals With It Properly; They Get Slightly Excited, A Little Bit Overconfident And Then They Miss Out On The Most Important Part.

I Have To Say, Opening Up In New York Taught Me A Lot About That Level Of Attention To Detail. London's A Tough Market, Paris Is A Tough Market, But New York, Well, That's Extraordinary.

Customers Should Complain More. You Know, Food's Expensive Nowadays. And These Sommeliers Come Along With Their Thousand-page Wine List And Practically Throw It In Your Lap. They're All Businessmen And Know That Customers Get Intimidated And Buy Something Overpriced. I Say, Always Put Them On The Spot. 'you Come Back To Me With A Red Wine At $30, $40. Come Back To Me With A Choice.'