"On my day off, I rarely want to eat restaurant food unless I’m looking for new ideas or recipes to steal. What I want to eat is home cooking, somebody’s —anybody’s — mother’s or grandmother’s food. A simple pasta pomodoro made with love, a clumsily thrown together tuna casserole, roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, all of this is pure exotica to me, even when I’ve been neck-deep all day in filet mignon and herb-infused oils and all the bits of business we do to distinguish restaurant food from what you get at home. My mother-in-law would always apologize before serving dinner when I was in attendance, saying, ‘This must seem pretty ordinary for a chef...’ She had no idea how magical, how reassuring, how pleasurable her simple meat loaf was for me, what a delight even lumpy mashed potatoes were — being, as they were, blessedly devoid of truffles or truffle oil."

That video reminds of this article, I forget, it was Rolling Stone or Esquire, where this writer spent some time with Johnny Depp while that big trial was going on
Long story longer, the writer concluding the story with him leaving Depp's house and realizing that everyone present with Depp at his house, they were playing cards, shooting the shit, drinking, the writer was interviewing Depp etc
It was some rando C level celeb, Depp, the writer, and like one or two bodyguards
And the writer was like, "wow, every person that I saw interact with Depp over this 8 hour or so stretch was being paid to be there"
Thats what I think when I see that video, I wonder if dude has a single friend on Earth that doesnt want money or some kind of business connection from him
Its like these lame teenagers on 4chan who fawn over andrew tate
I would rather be poor than be that bald faggy wierdo
XD