McNally, owner of Balthazar in New York, heard the story through his associates and decided to share their version with his tens of thousands of followers. The news was picked up by the international press in no time at all. Shortly thereafter, a second Instagram post followed in which McNally reported that he received a phone call from Corden and that he believes in second chances. “Come back, all is forgiven,” wrote McNally.
But Corden also answered the whole thing The New York Times during his interview for his new “Mammals” series. A phrase. All it took to make McNally boil with anger again. “I haven’t done anything wrong on any level,” Corden told the paper.
Good for a third Instagram post from the owner of Balthazar. “Are you kidding?” McNally wondered. “If the talented actor wants to win back the respect of his fans, he should at least admit he made a mistake. If he goes one step further and apologizes to the two servants, I’ll let him eat free for the next ten years.” . “
