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FuhrerHat posted:its the best burger, ive never heard anyone complain about this burger, we have tons of great people who love this burger, its the online trolls that are lying, etc Sociopaths share similarities across cultural lines
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You disappoint me, Ramsay. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xhfJRdwHnU
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FuhrerHat posted:its the best burger, ive never heard anyone complain about this burger, we have tons of great people who love this burger, its the online trolls that are lying, etc This is what everyone says. Gordon: How is the business doing? Owner: We are losing $8,000 a month and will shut down in less than three months. Gordon: The problem is the food isn't good. Owner: Everyone loves our food! Everyone! There's nothing wrong with it! Yes, restaurants with good food often lose $8,000 a month and close down.
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JonathonSpectre posted:This is what everyone says. I think this is a pretty common thing in restaurants (and bars too for that matter). They figure they have regulars so they must be doing something right, and want to keep them and just add more rather than start their customer base from scratch. It's like they don't realize the only reason the elderly flock to your restaurant for the early bird special is a) their tastebuds are poo poo and b) you give them enough food for them to eat for the next day or more just from the leftovers. They aren't the customers you want. Sometimes Gordon's choices for the menu seem above the abilities of the "chefs" they have and if the owner is almost a million in debt I doubt they can afford to suddenly switch to all fresh ingredients, but there's only so much he can do I guess.
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Heaps of Sheeps posted:You disappoint me, Ramsay. What a homo, can't even eat a dick.
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Thanks to this thread i spent the past two days watching various episodes of Kitchen Nightmares I much prefer the UK version, its uncensored and feels a bit more "real" plus one of the restaurants is like 5 minutes away from my house! Has anyone mentioned how much he seems to like taking his shirt off on camera, it happens at least once an episode, there'll be a thing where he's changing into his chefs clothes and showing off his bod' .
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I saw an Alton Brown video where he wanted to make something with corned beef and step one was go out a few days in advance to get a brisket that you're going to soak in brine to make corned beef. I think I'll just buy corned beef from the store, mate.
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Gordon: and how much money are you losing on the business? Restaurateur: 2000 dollars every week Gordon: drat. where's all the money going? Restaurateur: 1000 on microwaves, the rest is stolen by cockroaches for their nests
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Heaps of Sheeps posted:You disappoint me, Ramsay. james was great in this he got drunk and made a great fish pie and made Gordon meltdown
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Kullik posted:Thanks to this thread i spent the past two days watching various episodes of Kitchen Nightmares OctoberBlues posted:I've always wanted this for an av but I'm too thrifty to pull the trigger. Look at those buns though!!
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yeah I eat rear end posted:Sometimes Gordon's choices for the menu seem above the abilities of the "chefs" they have and if the owner is almost a million in debt I doubt they can afford to suddenly switch to all fresh ingredients, but there's only so much he can do I guess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1NfWIaYed8
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Feb 1, 2017 17:27
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A sad bum.
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Feb 1, 2017 17:29
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fyodor posted:A sad bum. For the love of god, this.
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Whorelord posted:james was great in this Yeah it's pretty great, maybe James may should do Hell's Kitchen? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwPmLwW1-PA
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Feb 1, 2017 17:35
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BBC has a James May show called the Reassembler. I like the guy but that is a strange premise for a show.
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...and the pitch! posted:BBC has a James May show called the Reassembler. I like the guy but that is a strange premise for a show. it's the best thing you'll ever watch.
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tactlessbastard posted:I saw an Alton Brown video where he wanted to make something with corned beef and step one was go out a few days in advance to get a brisket that you're going to soak in brine to make corned beef. Your loss, homemade corned beef is really really easy and super awesome.
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...and the pitch! posted:BBC has a James May show called the Reassembler. I like the guy but that is a strange premise for a show. Oddly, I dislike the programme because the object is correctly disassembled and he has instructions from the production team on how to put it together again. I'd much rather watch him pull something apart himself, then reassemble it. There's no challenge if someone has done all the hard thinking for you. Or if they gave him a barrel of bits and a parts diagram and let him work it out.
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Tom Gorman posted:Here's Gordon catching puffins out of the air with a net on a dangerous cliffside and killing them and eating them I enjoy when he rips its skin off and eats its heart 
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I lost respect for him when he pussed out about shooting a deer.
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Remember when he raised a pig to show his family what a big tough guy he was and then at the end he cried and couldn't slaughter it lolol.
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fyodor posted:Remember when he raised a pig to show his family what a big tough guy he was and then at the end he cried and couldn't slaughter it lolol. He did that with lambs and turkeys too it owned. He wanted to show his London big city based family where their food comes from and he gets by far the most upset about it. His 3 young daughters didn't give a poo poo. Its not a terrible idea and it was semi interesting. He ended up slaughtering them all I think but by taking 'em to the slaughterhouse. Like with the pigs they're being gutted just off camera and he's pale white lol. TrustmeImLegit fucked around with this message at 18:45 on Feb 1, 2017 |
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spog posted:Oddly, I dislike the programme because the object is correctly disassembled and he has instructions from the production team on how to put it together again. Even if he did that, we would assume he cheated anyway. I think you miss the point somewhat. Its not a challenge show. Its about him slowly and lovingly talking about the device and admiring the skill of the original engineering.
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He does get some badass points for taking a vodka shot of a still beating snake's heart in Vietnam.
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fyodor posted:A sad bum. A very British rear end, for sure
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I've never heard truer words in my life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCc8IEvh70w&t=47s
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Bodhidharma posted:I've never heard truer words in my life The steak is about a mile thick and that stupid loving rube is complaining about what? Char on the outside? What a donkey.
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UK kitchen nigtmares is better than US
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Nonviolent J posted:UK kitchen nigtmares is better than US Duh?
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It needs to be said once per day rear end in a top hat
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do you think gordon is gay
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Nonviolent J posted:do you think gordon is gay No he's literally angry all the time. The opposite of gay.
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Nonviolent J posted:do you think gordon is gay He's not gay but I get a real serious heteroflexible/swinger vibe off him
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there was a two part ep of US kitchen nightmares about some burger place in L.A. and the owner pronounced wagyu as "way-goo"
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Hahaha can you believe that burger restaurant owner would butcher the glorious nihongo language like that? loving baka gaijin, get some real culture. I bet he doesn't even watch Lucky Star.
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I don't know who's dumber, the restaurant people who can't tell if lobster is rotten or a customer who would order loving lobster from a lovely restaurant like that.
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Riptor posted:there was a two part ep of US kitchen nightmares about some burger place in L.A. and the owner pronounced wagyu as "way-goo" To be fair the owner was Australian.
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Nonviolent J posted:do you think gordon is gay There is a 100% chance he jerked off some of his fellow soccer players when he was old enough to know better, and a 95% chance he justifies it to himself as being akin to beating them up because they didn't want it (they kinda did though, being British soccer players and all), making his own arousal justified.
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Riptor posted:there was a two part ep of US kitchen nightmares about some burger place in L.A. and the owner pronounced wagyu as "way-goo" I remember that one he was an Australian living in LA and he had the most obnoxious accent I've ever heard out of either of those countries
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