James Corden's Balthazar Blues: Saga continues with NYTimes Breakfast
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McNally who temporarily banned the tiny nitwit from the Soho mainstay for his alleged rudeness towards Balthazar staff took to Instagram again on Friday to blast the comedian for addressing the egg yolk omelet drama in an interview with the gray lady had denied.STORM AT A RESTAURANT TEACUP, wrote McNally. Whatever Corden meant, its implication was clear: He didnt do it.On Friday, McNally doubled down on his staffs support, reminding his followers that Corden yelled at them about hair in his food and a bit of egg white in his wifes egg yolk omelette.I wish James Corden would live up to his almighty initials and come clean, McNally wrote.Although I did not witness the incident, many employees at my restaurant were. They had nothing to gain by lying.McNally who earlier this week said all is forgiven after Corden apologized privately urged the comedian to apologize publicly and even offered to sweeten the deal.He should at least admit that he did something wrong, McNally wrote. If he goes the extra mile and apologizes to the 2 servers he offended, Ill let him eat at Balthazar for free for the next 10 years.McNallys followers applauded his support of the hard-working restaurant staff but questioned his offer and characterization of Corden as a hugely talented actor.He is NOT overly talented; please dont raise him for having money, wrote @kaumudee. I would never let him eat for free, he has enough money to pay for his fancy dinner!He was in Cats, added @nikmid.