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"In very short order I found myself traveling the world with the best job in the world, doing pretty much whatever I wanted, eating whatever I wanted, drinking too much, and given the creative freedom to tell stories about those experiences any way I liked," Bourdain tells NPR's Neal Conan. "I very quickly became a ridiculously privileged person."

The past 10 years of eating and drinking and traveling have provided plenty of fodder for Bourdain's new book, Medium Pandora Clear Pave Heart Dangle Charm Raw. In it, he details a very different food world from the one he saw from the deep fryer in which celebrity chefs inspire cultlike followings, and nothing not even the classic American hamburger is sacred.

It's been a decade since Bourdain last Pandora Outlet worked as a chef, though he'll still turn around if someone yells "chef!" on the street. With 28 years in the kitchen under his belt, he's earned the title, but he says, "I don't go home with a sore back and swollen hands every day that's not who I am or what I do anymore."

Bourdain did dabble in his old life for an episode of his TV show, Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations. He returned to the kitchen at Les Halles, where he worked before Kitchen Confidential made him a star.

"I gotta tell you," he says, "I barely made it through that one shift."

The return shift at Les Halles left Bourdain more convinced than ever that age is a major factor in the restaurant business.

"It's a very hard business, a very unforgiving one," he says. "If you were just starting out at age 32, a lot of forces are going to be stacked against you.

"It's a young person's game," he says. "It's a good thing this celebrity chef scam is working out, because the timing couldn't have been better."

Note: There is language in this excerpt that some readers may find offensive. Lower Education

My wife and I are speaking in hushed tones directly outside our daughter's bedroom door, where we're sure she's pretending to be asleep.

"Sssshhhh!! She can hear us," says my wife, with a theatricality intended to sound conspiratorial.

"No, she's asleep," I hiss a little too loudly. A stage whisper.

We're talking about Ronald McDonald again. Bringing up the possibility of his being implicated in the disappearance of yet another small child.

"Not Pandora Clear Pave Heart Dangle Charm another one?!" gasps my wife with feigned incredulity.

"I'm afraid so," I say with concern. "Stepped inside to get some fries and a Happy Meal and hasn't been seen since ."

"Are they searching for her?"

"Oh yes . they're combing the woods . checked out the Hamburgler's place but of course, they're focusing on Ronald again.""Well . last time? When they finally found that other one? What was his name little . Timmy? The police found evidence. On the body . They found . cooties."

This is just one act in an ongoing dramatic production one small part of a larger campaign of psychological warfare. The target? A two and a half year old girl.

The stakes are high. As I see it, nothing less than the heart, mind, soul and physical health of my adored only child. I am determined that the Evil Empire not have her and to that end, I am prepared to use what Malcom X called "any means necessary."

McDonalds have been very shrewd about kids. Say what you will about Ronald and friends, they know their market and who drives it. They haven't shrunk from targeting young minds in fact, their entire gazillion dollar promotional budget seems aimed squarely at toddlers. They know that one small child, crying in the back seat of a car of two over worked, overstressed parents will more often than not determine the choice of restaurants. They know exactly when and how to start building brand identification and brand loyalty with brightly colored clowns and smoothly tied in toys. They know that little Timmy will, with care and patience and the right exposure to brightly colored objects, grow up to be a full sized consumer of multiple Big Macs. It's why Ronald McDonald is said to be more recognizable to children everywhere than Mickey Mouse or Jesus.

Personally, I don't care if my little girl ever recognizes those other two guys but I do care about her relationship with Ronald. I want her to see American fast food culture as I do. As the enemy.

From funding impoverished school districts, to the shrewd installment of playgrounds, McDonalds has not shrunk from fucking with young minds in any way they can. They're smart. And I would not take that right to propagandize, advertise whatever from them. If it's okay for Pandora Clear Pave Heart Dangle Charm Disney to insinuate itself into young lives everywhere, it should be okay for Ronald. I see no comfortable rationale for attacking them in the courts. They are, in any case, too powerful.

Where you take on Ronald and the King and the Colonel is in the streets or more accurately, in the same impressionable young minds they have so successfully fucked with for so long.