The infamous chef promises he won't crash an on-field World Cup victory party again.
“I love Argentina; I’ve lived there. I went to support them. Many of [the team] have come to the restaurant,” he told the paper through an interpreter. “I didn’t feel a stranger. It was a special moment. I can’t do anything about the reason I was there, but I would never, ever step on the World Cup pitch again. There were 2 billion people watching the World Cup… How many people are speaking about me? Five billion. The whole world.
“I didn’t go on the pitch with the purpose of advertising; I just felt like it. Then it was a bit of a surprise,” Salt Bae reportedly said. “There were at least another 1,000 people on the pitch but when they show the video they make out it was just me.” He added that, “I never, ever wanted to overshadow anything. I didn’t like the attention. I didn’t kick anyone, steal anything.”, ending its tumultuous three-year run. Gothamist had previously called the eatery “the worst restaurant in NYC.
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