Gordon Ramsay - Hell's Kitchen
Aug 19th, 2005, 08:22 AM
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Dreadful. Absolutely dreadful. Reality shows (and I use the term knowing better) that glamorize bully-browbeating are SO BORING and un-original. I wish the Jerry Springer-loving aspect of this culture would disappear.
Aug 19th, 2005, 09:57 AM
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I'm with Kate on this one. I like Gordon Ramsey. I think that if you watched Kitchen Nightmares, you had a better understanding of his tactics, and while he is a bit of a bully it seems that he just demands the best and in fact brings out the best in the staff. Mind you, I wouldn't want to work for him but then I am a lazy git (as you Brits say.)
I think the winner was to work in London for a year and then go to Las Vegas to open his own restaurant. I also saw that he was designing some knives for sale - trying to cash in, of course but I don't blame him. That restaurant business certainly is not very secure.
I think the winner was to work in London for a year and then go to Las Vegas to open his own restaurant. I also saw that he was designing some knives for sale - trying to cash in, of course but I don't blame him. That restaurant business certainly is not very secure.
Aug 20th, 2005, 07:27 PM
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I don't know, i've got three places, one that has been around almost 20 years, i do pretty good, well enough to go to europe twice a year and stay at nothing but the finest, jealousy no, much like rocco dispirito in the "restaurant" an embarassment to reality, all for TV.
I don't know, i've got three places, one that has been around almost 20 years, i do pretty good, well enough to go to europe twice a year and stay at nothing but the finest, jealousy no, much like rocco dispirito in the "restaurant" an embarassment to reality, all for TV.
