"You can't seriously expect me to deliberately cater to other people's tastes, right?" Jenny Kirk said, "Does a completely subjective matter also have to abide by the principle of minority obeying the majority? Are the majority's words always right, and because my view differs, it must be wrong?"
"What absolute bullshit!"
"Stop making excuses!"
"Shameless!"
"You could spin black as white!"
The audience was livid.
As Jenny Kirk had said, appreciation of taste was indeed a subjective thing.
If something was clearly delicious, but Jenny Kirk insisted she didn't like it, that she didn't like the flavor, no one else could say anything about it.
No one had evidence to prove that her words were false.
At this point, Parker Honi spoke, "Adrian, may I try Coach Clarke's cuisine?"
Clarke was reminded of the first competition.
It was Parker Honi and his team who personally tasted her cuisine, proving Clarke's abilities.
Master Adrian nodded in agreement.
