"In this line of business, if you take it seriously, you'll become skilled. But if you want to make a mark in the world, you have to have talent. The rest depends on how hard you work."
- Yoshikazu Ono (possibly the best sushi chef in the world), speaking in the documentary, JIRO DREAMS OF SUSHI.
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