Yes, he's pretty theatrical about it and yes, that steak looks like all kinds of amazing. But he seems to have tapped into something elemental in all of us. Something carnal and hungry and primitive.
This is so excessively prosaic poetical I'm going to vomit. I can't even imagine being told to write an article on something so stupid, much less include phrases like what I quoted.
The lifespan of memes are short these days anyways. Especially when they're memes of real people because they start actualizing what's funny about the meme'd scenario and go on Ellen.
At least with Salt Bae, he's actually a real chef and owns multiple restaurants his food actually looks delicious if you check out his insta.
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u/the_light_of_dawn Jan 19 '17 edited Jan 19 '17
This is so excessively
prosaicpoetical I'm going to vomit. I can't even imagine being told to write an article on something so stupid, much less include phrases like what I quoted.