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José Andrés

👤 Speaker
1718 total appearances

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The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

With food. Yes. But it's about feeding. Yeah. I'm going to feed you. Yes. And I know you're going to feed me back. Yes. So in a way, restaurants for me, I love my culinary profession. Agreeing with you is a hard one. You know, it has come a long way. It has come a long way.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

With food. Yes. But it's about feeding. Yeah. I'm going to feed you. Yes. And I know you're going to feed me back. Yes. So in a way, restaurants for me, I love my culinary profession. Agreeing with you is a hard one. You know, it has come a long way. It has come a long way.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

I'm talking about, you know, 30, 40 years ago, even in Spain, it depends where you live, if you told your family you wanted to be a cook, oh, my God, it was looking like it was not the... was not a profession that was seen as, wow. Why? You're not going to be a doctor? You're not going to be an architect? They're like, what? I have no family member that went to university.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

I'm talking about, you know, 30, 40 years ago, even in Spain, it depends where you live, if you told your family you wanted to be a cook, oh, my God, it was looking like it was not the... was not a profession that was seen as, wow. Why? You're not going to be a doctor? You're not going to be an architect? They're like, what? I have no family member that went to university.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

I'm talking about, you know, 30, 40 years ago, even in Spain, it depends where you live, if you told your family you wanted to be a cook, oh, my God, it was looking like it was not the... was not a profession that was seen as, wow. Why? You're not going to be a doctor? You're not going to be an architect? They're like, what? I have no family member that went to university.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

I have uncles that went, but my father and my mother didn't. They were nurses. But now my profession, this profession, has become a profession that has become very dignified. And it's more than being a chef and a cook. It's the restaurant business. But of sure it's a very difficult business. When do you think that changed and why did it change? Well, nothing happens overnight.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

I have uncles that went, but my father and my mother didn't. They were nurses. But now my profession, this profession, has become a profession that has become very dignified. And it's more than being a chef and a cook. It's the restaurant business. But of sure it's a very difficult business. When do you think that changed and why did it change? Well, nothing happens overnight.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

I have uncles that went, but my father and my mother didn't. They were nurses. But now my profession, this profession, has become a profession that has become very dignified. And it's more than being a chef and a cook. It's the restaurant business. But of sure it's a very difficult business. When do you think that changed and why did it change? Well, nothing happens overnight.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Listen, I used to have this documentary on the last season of Chef Table on Netflix where I am one of the four chefs that on this season They've done a documentary, and they've done a documentary of my team and myself, culinary life. You're going to see Minibar, my top restaurant, two-star Michelin Bazaar, everything else.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Listen, I used to have this documentary on the last season of Chef Table on Netflix where I am one of the four chefs that on this season They've done a documentary, and they've done a documentary of my team and myself, culinary life. You're going to see Minibar, my top restaurant, two-star Michelin Bazaar, everything else.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

Listen, I used to have this documentary on the last season of Chef Table on Netflix where I am one of the four chefs that on this season They've done a documentary, and they've done a documentary of my team and myself, culinary life. You're going to see Minibar, my top restaurant, two-star Michelin Bazaar, everything else.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

But you're going to see me telling stories about me cooking with my mom and my dad. Sorry. My God, and I didn't have the cigar yet. But... My profession, slowly but surely, because everybody cooks, right? I always talk about longer tables. But this goes almost to the beginning.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

But you're going to see me telling stories about me cooking with my mom and my dad. Sorry. My God, and I didn't have the cigar yet. But... My profession, slowly but surely, because everybody cooks, right? I always talk about longer tables. But this goes almost to the beginning.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

But you're going to see me telling stories about me cooking with my mom and my dad. Sorry. My God, and I didn't have the cigar yet. But... My profession, slowly but surely, because everybody cooks, right? I always talk about longer tables. But this goes almost to the beginning.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

A moment that was very important in my life, talking about cooks and chefs and restaurants and food people and feeding, is that the first time I became a dad, My daughter, who is 26 years old now, Carlota, an amazing young human being. In the moment she came out into the world as a father, that I began having tears.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

A moment that was very important in my life, talking about cooks and chefs and restaurants and food people and feeding, is that the first time I became a dad, My daughter, who is 26 years old now, Carlota, an amazing young human being. In the moment she came out into the world as a father, that I began having tears.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

A moment that was very important in my life, talking about cooks and chefs and restaurants and food people and feeding, is that the first time I became a dad, My daughter, who is 26 years old now, Carlota, an amazing young human being. In the moment she came out into the world as a father, that I began having tears.

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

That's another moment you realize that there's always so much pressure on everybody. I feel as a young man, I always had a lot of pressure, too. To be the man everybody was expecting you to be. And sometimes you felt like nothing ever came with instructions. You had to, you know, I have to be a boyfriend. Well, okay, well. What does that entail?

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

That's another moment you realize that there's always so much pressure on everybody. I feel as a young man, I always had a lot of pressure, too. To be the man everybody was expecting you to be. And sometimes you felt like nothing ever came with instructions. You had to, you know, I have to be a boyfriend. Well, okay, well. What does that entail?

The Joe Rogan Experience
#2315 - José Andrés

That's another moment you realize that there's always so much pressure on everybody. I feel as a young man, I always had a lot of pressure, too. To be the man everybody was expecting you to be. And sometimes you felt like nothing ever came with instructions. You had to, you know, I have to be a boyfriend. Well, okay, well. What does that entail?