James Corden says “underneath” cares about the drama of a New York restaurant: “I didn’t do anything wrong”

James Corden feels very “Zen” about his row of Balthazar restaurants.

The 44-year-old host of the “Late Late Show” finally broke the silence after New York restaurant owner Keith McNally called him “the little idiot of man” and “the most offensive customer.”

Later accusing the British of rude behavior, McNally banned him from entering a Manhattan diner. But only a few hours later Corden called him to “apologize profusely” and the ban was lifted.

“I haven’t done anything wrong on any level,” Corden said New York Times. “So why would I cancel it? [interview]? I was there. I see.”

“I feel so Zen about this whole thing. Because I think it’s so stupid. I just think he’s underneath all of us. He’s underneath you. It is definitely under your publication, ”he added.

Corden, who is the father of three, teased that he might address the controversy on his talk show, noting that he “really didn’t read” anything McNally wrote on social media.

“I think I’ll probably have to talk about it on Monday’s show,” Corden said. “I often feel like I never explain, never complain. But I’ll probably have to talk about it.

McNally’s A scathing post on Instagram on Monday, he saw him call the artist “the most offensive customer” in the restaurant’s 25-year history.

McNally accused Corden, who admitted to his anger problems in the past, of treating his servers badly, demanding and shouting at free items.

“I’m not a customer often, so today I chose Corden. It didn’t make me laugh, ”he wrote in part.

In observation Instagram post On Tuesday, McNally said he couldn’t help but “felt very sorry for Corden.”

“I feel weird about James Corden,” wrote McNally. “On the one hand, he has definitely abused my staff, but on the other hand, I really feel sorry for him now.”

“Like most cowards, I want it both ways. Fuck, I’ll get drunk, ‘he added.