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My Thoughts On a contestant from Hell's kitchen

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Ty2 United States1434 Posts September 09 2015 22:23 GMT #1 --- Nuked ---

NeThZOR South Africa7387 Posts September 09 2015 22:24 GMT #2 Many guys like to define what makes a real man, but those guys usually do not have an inkling of what being a man means.

DarkPlasmaBall United States46009 Posts September 10 2015 01:53 GMT #3 I agree with Nethzor. It pisses me off that men are stereotypically not supposed to show emotion, let alone cry. Fuck that. Real men people are comfortable enough to show emotion and deal with their problems. And one of my favorite polos is pink.

Djzapz Canada10681 Posts September 10 2015 01:57 GMT #4 I derive my moral compass from reality TV.

pebble444 Italy2503 Posts September 10 2015 02:52 GMT #5 What is the point of this story? Are you worried about the guys feelings? Being a waiter in a restaraunt is a difficult job. Deboning fish is a difficult job if you have never done it before. At high standards, you don' t ask someone who has never done it before to do it one night on a whole number of tables. So the concept of it is wrong and Gordon would never ask an employer of his to do it like you explained. Tv shows are about pushing peoples emotions to the limit of expression on camera. Any kind of emotion that surfaces during the filming is incentivized and exploited, as in this case and many others, at the expense of the person who acts or performs or simply appears. Id you go on tv you have to know this and accept this and shield yourself for it.

Pandemona Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts September 10 2015 08:07 GMT #6 Ramsey can make anyone cry in the world. Guy is a pure animal. He is so good at what he does though.

Glowsphere United States170 Posts September 10 2015 17:43 GMT #7 You described the situation, but what were your thoughts about it? Can't tell if this is supposed to be a comment on race, gender, the cooking profession... or if the situation was funny or mean. I think the portrayal of Asians in the US media is often pretty abysmal.

radscorpion9 Canada2252 Posts September 11 2015 00:46 GMT #8 I think the takeaway message is that to be a cook you have to be able to work really hard for long hours, and you should be prepared for that. And that people are dicks to each other sometimes, but we all knew that already

Ty2 United States1434 Posts September 11 2015 19:21 GMT #9 --- Nuked ---

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