Why won't Richard Blais follow Alice Waters' example?

It's about time someone "points" out celebrity has gone to Richard Blais' head.

In last week's New York Times Diner's Journal, Pete Wells described the story of Alice Waters, The Lovely Bones author who in a panel discussion back in May, wished her last meal to be a bowl of shark fin soup. However the Humane Society of the United States convinced her otherwise. She stated:

“I support Humane Society International’s efforts to end this unsustainable practice, and I encourage other chefs and culinary industry leaders to do the same.”

Well, when I think of other chefs and culinary industry leaders, I think of Top Chef contestants. There's no shark fins on the menu at 24 Prince or Good Stuff Eatery, but there is one on the head of Atlanta Flip Burger-lar Richard Blais. Worse, he doesn't even eat them, he just wears them on his head. I don't know if it's an "afro"-desiac or just the style down there but it's highly offensive to me as both a fan of Shark Tale and someone who can't afford to shop at Jeffrey.

So until he stops wearing a shark fin on his head, I'm calling upon everyone to reach out to @RichardBlais and convince him to do what's right not just by Alice Waters but the ocean waters too!

Comments

[Neerav]

The Lovely Bones author?! I think you mean Alice Sebold, but she has nothing to do with this post other than the fact that she shares the same first name with Alice Waters.

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Romance is seeking perfection, love is forgiving faults!

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There's no shark fins on the menu at 24 Prince or Good Stuff Eatery

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The Lovely Bones author who in a panel discussion back in May

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The Lovely Bones author who in a panel discussion back in May,I think.