/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11177682
IT'S . FUCKING . RAW

>>9463751

>>8968612

>poorly made
>doesnt know ingredients

There's arguments here about which shows protray what sides of this guy are great and which are horrible, but it's important to remember producers and editors. Of course the American versions of his shows are retarded, could you expect anything more when it's productized that way?

The interesting thing to me is that there's footage of this guy from the start of his career until now. You can see the apprentice, you can see the the cockiness of his attitude when he finally gets to a place where's he's slightly above kitchen peon.

Then you see him shut the fuck down by Marco. Marco was right, he chose to cry. Ramsay learned a lesson that day and became an old man.

The problem with being an old man is that the past seems really far away. One forgets apprenticeship and learning.

However, GR is someone I can empathize with. I try and take my time with noobs. Like in the idiot sandwich scenario, the guy took his time, he had his patience, he didn't immediately explode. He lost it when he couldn't impart that listening and being humble was the actual lesson he was trying to impart. It gets frustrating when service is on the line and I can't blame him.

What I see in the end is someone who only gets upset for two reasons. First, when someone else has zero self respect and imparts it on a dining guest and second when someone is so retarded they can't understand "don't burn it for the 30th time". In the end, they're both self-esteem issues he gets upset about. You have to learn to know your role, do it well, and then you can get succeed. One needs to be broken sometimes, and we've seen him be broken on camera.