Jeremy Clarkson recently shared his frustration about the unhygienic habits of some customers at his pub, The Farmer’s Dog. The 65-year-old took over the pub a year ago while also managing his farm and starring in the Amazon Prime show “Clarkson’s Farm.”
In a social media post, Clarkson expressed disbelief at patrons who miss the toilet bowl, leaving mess on the floor and walls. He lamented the inability to identify the culprits due to privacy laws preventing CCTV cameras in bathroom stalls.
Despite this, Clarkson proudly highlighted that all the food served at his pub is sourced from British farmers. Known for his candid opinions, the former Top Gear host stirred controversy by suggesting that individuals with food intolerances should be banned from his establishment after a gluten-free customer claimed to have fallen ill from the wrong beer.
Clarkson’s farm has attracted global attention, with an increase in Chinese tourists. One visitor humorously remarked to Clarkson that they found his incompetence entertaining, a refreshing change from stories of successful people.
While Clarkson’s bluntness remains a trademark, he has shown a softer side with age. His columns reflect his evolving perspectives, even if they still spark debate.