Jamie Oliver: being selfish
The celebrity chef philosophises (in Amalfi) on the eve of his 30th birthday
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She’s not
happy with the
of time that I’ve been
and I’m not either. But I know that when I get home I’m gonna be a better
and a better
and a better
because of it. You know, I wanna be a
Dad and I think I am a
Dad you know. But I think also, like, the other half of my life is my
– it really is, it’s my
, it’s not a work, it’s my hobby. But, you know, having done four years of such
for other people. You know, I wanted to learn and see some stuff for
– in a completely
way. And I think sometimes, you gotta get yourself
before you can make other people happy and, that’s, for me that’s what this
represents really. You know, bit
– but at the age of 30, surely one’s able to be a little
every now and again in life.
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