You be Padma and tell us which chef should have packed their knives and go.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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I can't really vote since I don't watch the show. But I can say for the record that I'll be pissed when Jennifer leaves, because the pained, annoyed, irritated expressions she makes are worth looking at again and again. ROFL I wouldn't want to meet her in a dark alley, but dang she's funny to look at.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with MS on that one!
ReplyDeleteAs a person with hospitality experience spanning over 20 years, I always laugh at how hard it is for the top chefs to do the "front of house work." Laurine didn't explain her dishes and was always running away. I hate that. I hate having to constantly flag my waiter down. It's SO EASY for me to give great customer service in a restaurant, I find people very forgiving of your mistakes if you at least acknowledge them with sincerity. She didn't do that. Saying your dish will be out in one minute when you have no idea is not sincere and total B.S.
Shamu, how did you find Michael's self -delusional comments from the night? "I'm just a nice guy" and "Relax, relax, relax" to Robin. Someone that acts so aggressively, like they've had 10 cups of coffee and a pile of coke, telling me to relax would send me over the edge. And his mouth was not very nice either and then he goes off on Robin for "swearing" at him! What a little whiny, hypocrite Hitler!
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