Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your beers;
I come to taste Caesar, not to eat it.
The taste of good food lives after it;
The food is often digested by the intestines;
So let it be with Caesar. The noble Bluto
has told you that this Caesar is the most delicious:
If it were not so, it was a grievous fault,
And grievously will the Caesar's Chef answer for it.
Here, under leave of Bluto and the rest–
For Bluto is a hungry glutton;
So are they all, all gourmand men–
Come I to taste the Caesar’s flavour.
It is indeed tasty and delightful and not just to me:
But Bluto too. He says it is delicious;
And Bluto is a gourmand.
He has tasted many Caesar's across the world.
Whose bills his general managers filled:
Is this Caesar indeed The Most Delicious?
Whenever have the hungry craved, Caesar has delighted:
The Most Delicious should be made of tastier stuff:
Yet Bluto says this is The Most Delicious;
And Bluto is a gourmand.......
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