I was looking at the list of '50 most powerful people in Washington' in which James Alefantis is listed as 49, because I couldn't understand why a pizza shop owner would be one of the most powerful people in Washington, a place which should have no shortage of powerful people.

And I saw that this guy http://www.gq.com/gallery/50-most-powerful-people-in-washington-dc#41 was listed as number 41.

I don't know why, but when I saw this guys face and that he was a chef and that he was on this list, I just immediately thought to google his name with the word 'cannibalism'. And look what I found.

'Hannibal': Meet the Chef Who Makes "Cannibal Cuisine" Look So Delicious 9:00 AM PDT 9/25/2014 by Lesley Balla

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"Even if, ultimately, Hannibal is cooking human flesh, a lot of people say that when they see the food sequences, they wish they were at the table," says Jose Andres, one of many L.A. culinary stars satisfying Hollywood's need for onscreen authenticity This story first appeared in the Oct. 3 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.

"Hannibal loves his food; he doesn't eat the way a cannibal eats. This I understand," says Jose Andres, chef and owner of The Bazaar at the SLS Beverly Hills and Miami, along with restaurants Jaleo and China Poblano in Las Vegas, as well as the Minibar empire in Washington, D.C. "I have a lot of ideas of how Hannibal would be inspired to cook something. The way he cooks is clean. He is stylish, the way he sautes."

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I don't know if this is relavant and I hope you consider it on topic I just thought it was interesting.