Anthony Bourdain, Alice Waters and Duff Goldman

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[121sj]

Its very sad to watch this women speak bc what she is saying is true... yes I want to know where my food comes from but at the end of the day when i work and I am a college student and I have bills to pay and I try to make healthy choices for myself....then when i look in my pocket and all i have is a 5$ bill and i havent eaten all day then i really dont have much of a choice... I wonder if I can call her up and have her pay for my breakfast lunch and afternoon snack............

[ACTINGDRAMA]

Tell me were in the hood are you going to find an organic farm.

I am all for organic food, but who is going to pay for it? You have people who live near more corner stores then grocery stores and cant afford fruits and vegetables unless it comes out of a damn can.

Get real lady.

[trainlinezoo]

@henrycate You don't have to give anyone anything just keep being you and enjoy your life. Just keep being YOU.

[henrycate]

Alice Waters is a great cook who is taking herself too seriously. Try "eating locally" in South Dakota. It's nothing like "eating locally" in Berkeley, California.

[henrycate]

@trainlinezoo Well, go ahead and give it to them, then. I mean YOU give it to them. Don't you go making me try to do it for you.

[trainlinezoo]

Every kid on the planet has to get $10 a day. Otherwise they can't eat real food. $300 (digital dollars, no trees have to die for this) a month until 18 years of age and a lot of the world's problems go away.

[Beadwindow2020]

Feed them free. It cost...M---O---N---E---Y

[xxrosus]

3:58 Anthony Bourain backpedals.

[appppppppple]

@Natehc1984 your argument is a bit non sequitur. Yes, what you stated about government subsidies is relatively true, but i don't see the relevance to what bourdain said.

His argument was roughly that organic food was more expensive than processed food therefore people buy it more.

Your argument is roughly organic food is more expensive because government subsidies so bourdain is incorrect.

your comprehension skills worry me....

[RICKANDDIANNE]

Bourdain is a realist.

[frdrcksncn]

IN terms of stuff we eat, I don't care if it's healthy or not, it's about moderation. A bit of pork knuckles/mcdonalds once a week or two wouldn't hurt. And like what everyone is saying, who has the money to pay for organic products, or read the ingredients on the package, or ask purveyor etc where the food comes from??

[amw1978dc]

Her speech is so weird.