Anthony Bourdain in Argentina

Anthony Bourdain in Argentina
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The last few days I’ve been searching around the internet for the full episode of the Travel Channel show No Reservations where Anthony Bourdain visits Argentina. I’m a big fan of the show and I wanted to see where I stacked up against Anthony Bourdain after being in Buenos Aires for almost 2 months. I figure if he’s going to hand over the show to me some day I should try to experience some of the same stuff. I’ve eatin Choripan in the same place as Bourdain near Puerto Madero and I’ve had my own music experiences. However, I still need to get to Mendoza and Patagonia to paraglide and see the glacier. In due time. Although, there is one thing I got Anthony Bourdain on. While Bourdain is doing everything in Argentina with a translator, I don’t have that same luxury. You can’t feel the awkward tensions of language barriers by watching the show which are present in everyday life for me. Take that Bourdain.

SIDE NOTE: How does Samantha Brown have her own show? I really don’t get it. I guess it’s about demographics and diversifying and yada yada yada. And how does Bridget from The Girl’s Next Door fame have her own? The Travel Channel couldn’t find a hotter playmate who doesn’t sound like she just sucked helium for the last half hour? Carmen Electra wasn’t available? God I miss Singled Out.

Anthony Bourdain in Argentina

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