Summary
In this quote, the speaker expresses their aversion towards consuming oysters, emphasizing their preference for food that is completely lifeless upon consumption. By emphasizing the importance of absolute death rather than any state of sickness or injury, the quote conveys a strong desire for pre-established, unambiguous lifelessness in their food. It suggests a personal preference for certainty and a reluctance towards the idea of consuming anything that may still possess any hint of vitality or suffering.
Topics
Food
By Woody Allen