re: #52 JordanRules

the entire quote:

Bourdain is famous for being able to see gray areas in other people and make nice. After famously lampooning Emeril Lagasse, the two became—if not friends—at least friendly. At one point during the New Yorker interview, Bourdain brought up Henry Kissinger, saying, “I’m a big believer in moral gray areas, but when it comes to that guy, in my view he should not be able to eat at a restaurant in New York.”

When the interviewer replied that Bourdain has a history of condemning people and then eating lunch with them, Bourdain exclaimed, “Emeril didn’t bomb Cambodia!”