José Andrés
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675 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 11 Feb
José Andrés’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I leave the ocean as I found it.
That's the real problem with Everest is the litter. In the human waste. Tons, tons of poop. Just human poop all over the side of this frozen mountain.
Yo, they're not going to be holding their poop. I get it.
I get it too, but it's kind of crazy.
They can put it on the back, maybe on... You can't carry them.
Well, they can't even take the bodies down. When people die there. How many bodies are on the side of Everest? Well, as... How many bodies? How many bodies are on Everest? As climate change, it's... It's got to be dozens. Dozens. Taking down some of the ice and the snow. Listen, bro, there ain't no climate change up there. That's going to be cold for a long, long time.
I don't know. I've not been. No jet, but who knows? But some ice is disappearing. Yeah.
Yeah. They have like, there's a map where all the bodies are.
But I see your point. But this is an interesting tribe that people want to go to the top peaks. Even myself, I thought about it. Like, do I do that one day? Because, you know, as you grow older, it's like I have all these things I want to do in life, and I want to do check, check. I want to go to Joe Rogan. Will he invite me to his show? Let me send him a text message. Check. Here I am.
So maybe one day. Maybe one day I should do it. But I want to do it in a more, like the old days, in a more... I need to get probably in better shape to do it.
I think the first guy that did it died.
Something like that.
His body's still up there, I believe. The first guy, they think he made it up to the top. And it still is not true. His body's on the way down. So they don't know if he actually made it and died on the way down or if he died on the way up. And then the second guy made it all the way up. But, yeah, not good. Without oxygen in particular. Very difficult to do.
So you mentioned about the tribes, right? The tribesmen. And before that, we were having the conversation about the world is a dangerous place. That's why we like tribes. Because the world is a dangerous place, so we feel unprotected by things, by life. But everything that surrounds us, and that's why then humans, we had to be part of a family, part of a little tribe that then became bigger.
Because we cannot all be good at everything. You like your friends, me like my friends. I know the things I'm good at, which are not many, but I know the things I'm not good at. In life, at work, whatever. Surround yourself with those people that cover your blind spots. Surround yourself with friends that cover your blind spots, that make you better.
In the same way you are going to be making them better. Yes. Where everybody covers each other's weaknesses. Yes. Well, you have to do that in the kitchen, right?
There's no other way. Yeah. And everybody has to work hard. I mean, that is one of the most underappreciated, grueling jobs is to be a cook in a kitchen with 15 other guys and women and everyone's running around. Everyone's got a job. You've got 100 people out there waiting to be served.
You're running around making this and that and this and that and orders are coming in and this is medium rare and this is that and that is this.
Well, I think this is the ultimate power. The ultimate power is that power of being able to feed somebody. That's why for me, we are all cooks in a way, directly and indirectly. But the power of feeding somebody is the... That's all the power I have. To feed humanity. Not physically, but even... In a way, it's what you do. You're all... The people that listen to you, you're feeding them.
You're feeding their soul. You're serving. Yeah.
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