How to pronounce“batali”in English

Mario Batali studied TM after being recommended to it by Jerry Seinfeld, of all people.

Mario Batali: Good afternoon, everybody.

Mario Batali: "Mario has kids," is what he meant to say.

Mario Batali: I'm childish is what he meant to say.

Mario Batali: Not yet, just the fucking introduction.

Mario Batali: That's Bucatini All'amatriciana.

Mario Batali: Meaning that as you use an olive oil, if you wanna understand a little bit more about olive oil, right then and there you stop, you put a little bookmark and say,

Mario Batali: There you go.

Mario Batali: Perfect.

Mario Batali: Sure.

Mario Batali: Bucatini all'amatriciania; that means bucatini in the style of the women from Amatricia.

Mario Batali: Any other details?

Mario Batali: Good.

Mario Batali: Well, the shopping list is really cool because what will happen by the end of next Spring, is you can create a shopping list and then you can push a button and it

Mario Batali: The timer just went off.

Mario Batali: Take the pasta out of the pan.

Mario Batali: All right, no problem.

Mario Batali: On your computer.

Mario Batali: Well, I think food became a significant part of people understanding that not only should they exercise, but they should eat well.

Mario Batali: That's a good question.

Mario Batali: Stretching out eastward toward Greece and Byzantium.

Mario Batali: Which is pretty cool.

Mario Batali: I'm not worried.

Mario Batali: Beautiful.

Mario Batali: That's an excellent question.

Mario Batali: OK.

Mario Batali: There you go.

Mario Batali: And you don't even have to go to the mic, if you just wanna yell it.

Mario Batali: Yes.

Mario Batali: Hi Phoebe.

Mario Batali: Good question.

Mario Batali: For me, I use salt for three things.

Mario Batali: He's gonna buy the App.

Mario Batali: Beautiful.

Mario Batali: My pleasure.

Mario Batali: 65.

Mario Batali: It's just like a cookbook.

Mario Batali: It'll be a completely separate app.

Mario Batali: Well, I mean, if you market it, though, and you still have to buy the first one, some people might just say, "You know what?

Mario Batali: Right.

Mario Batali: And I know they're hard to find.

Mario Batali: We're talking about fresh tomatoes, I think.

Mario Batali: If we're making pan con tomate, I'm grating it over like this.

Mario Batali: All right.

Mario Batali: It's at Del Posto and Volkswagon's throwing it and Gavin Rossdale from Bush is playing live at Del Posto.

Mario Batali: She's kind of squishy.

Mario Batali: Braciole.

Mario Batali: Well, there are, of course, my restaurants.

Mario Batali: Sure.