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A positive story about fake news for once! I too would prefer the local eatery to the fancy one. People who love to cook and do it to provide people with a dece
by coldcode 10y ago
A positive story about fake news for once! I too would prefer the local eatery to the fancy one. People who love to cook and do it to provide people with a decent meal should be rewarded.
- lappa 10y agoAre you implying that chefs at fancy restaurants don't love to cook?
- lmm 10y agoFanciness involves a lot of things, some of them tradeoffs. I like the whole white-tablecloth experience, but I suspect it's not where a chef who wanted to focus singlemindedly on cooking to the exclusion of all else would end up.
- Beltiras 10y agoIt is the height of their craft nonetheless, if not for anything but having more money for ingredients. All the great chefs say that a great meal starts with selecting the best ingredients for it. You can be the best chef of the world but unable to do baked beans and cheese justice, if that is all you have access to.
- cooper12 10y agoIt's not fake news though, it's just an honest mistake. "Fake news" implies deliberate fabrication.
- differentView 10y agoThis isn't fake news.
- TillE 10y agoLiterally everything is fake news. It had a firm meaning for all of about 12 hours last year. Seriously, any descriptivist take on the term would have to acknowledge incredibly broad usage.