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figmo59 - Posted - 01/21/2011:  18:00:42


i'm not what i would call a real tough guy.

but that cook guy ...on that show.


he'd be spittin teeth ifin he treated me that way.

banjomikey - Posted - 01/21/2011:  18:09:40


"You Stupid Donkey!!!!" (one of my personal faves of his sayings) Any show that he's on in America, he turns up the screaming and belittling. He's not as bad on the English shows. I think he's just giving the American producers what they want.

James Harry - Posted - 01/21/2011:  18:21:20


Or if he turned out to be as bad as he thinks he is,
you could put a skillet upside his head.
I wonder if, seeing the footage, a jury could really convict you.

figmo59 - Posted - 01/21/2011:  18:25:27


i know he's an actor but the caritor that he plays......i don't like 'im.

pstroud1 - Posted - 01/21/2011:  18:37:05


Y'all should have worked in a sawmill back in the earl to mid 70's or earlier.
They had one like him in every mill.

Paul

CurtissWhite - Posted - 01/21/2011:  18:37:33


I don't like him either. Don't watch him. To much to watch elsewhere.

pandjlocke - Posted - 01/21/2011:  20:10:43


Can't stand his show.

El Dobro - Posted - 01/22/2011:  08:30:36


Hell's Kitchen. I liked the movie.

dflowers - Posted - 01/22/2011:  08:39:35


I have already seen how people are treated in "boot camp". Tear 'em down and build 'em back up. Same thing but the difference is on a TV show, you can always leave when you want to.

BConk - Posted - 01/22/2011:  09:15:42


Haven't seen the show but I've noticed in others that they always seem to get Brits to play the @$$#0)&!s in those "tear 'em a new one" shows? Why is that?

I agree with other posters - somebody talks to me that way I'd walk out for fear I'd deck the jerk if I stayed.

boyratchet - Posted - 01/22/2011:  09:27:06


quote:
Originally posted by figmo59

i know he's an actor but the caritor that he plays......i don't like 'im.



Actually I think he a successful chef with a rather prestigious professional pedigree. Nevertheless, I agree with you.

I figure that in a career of talking to people like that, he has probably learned to handle himself in a fight. Kitchens are dangerous places, so I imagine a brawl in a professional one would be anything but pretty. Still, if it came to pass, I'd be rooting for you. :-)

gshall - Posted - 01/22/2011:  11:26:17


I cook to my own satisfaction, not his. I'm just not interested in his opinions, especially when they're loud.

gradelyduck - Posted - 01/22/2011:  13:25:28


You guys get the sanitised version without the constant effing and blinding. I don't care for the man but he has some interesting ideas as a chef.

eagleisland - Posted - 01/22/2011:  16:18:04


quote:
Originally posted by figmo59

i know he's an actor but the caritor that he plays......i don't like 'im.



Actually, he's not an actor. His name is Gordon Ramsey and he's one of the most accomplished chefs in the world. Yes, he's foul-mouthed and aggressive. He's also a superbly talented chef who accomplished much before jumping to the easier and better-paying world of television.

Ramsey is one of a handful of TV chefs who I truly respect. Others include Anthony Bourdain and Mario Batali.

figmo59 - Posted - 01/22/2011:  17:55:02


quote:
Originally posted by eagleisland

quote:
Originally posted by figmo59

i know he's an actor but the caritor that he plays......i don't like 'im.



Actually, he's not an actor. His name is Gordon Ramsey and he's one of the most accomplished chefs in the world. Yes, he's foul-mouthed and aggressive. He's also a superbly talented chef who accomplished much before jumping to the easier and better-paying world of television.

Ramsey is one of a handful of TV chefs who I truly respect. Others include Anthony Bourdain and Mario Batali.



from what i have seen of him.....i bet he wouldn't respect you....and that's no reflection on you .

the guy that is portrade on tv....really grates on me.

can't even watch the adds for the show.
can you imadgine treating anyone that was trying to learn the banjo like that?

i belive he thinks a lot of himself and nobody elese.
i do not know the other two guys that you mention.

but Rams-me....i don't like i'm.

eagleisland - Posted - 01/23/2011:  07:13:15


quote:
Originally posted by figmo59



from what i have seen of him.....i bet he wouldn't respect you....and that's no reflection on you .



Actually, he probably would respect me. When I was cooking professionally I worked my butt off. I was careful to produce the best possible quality and let nothing go to waste. I was always willing to learn and never pretended that I had all the answers. If you watch other shows that Ramsey has done - Kitchen Nightmares comes to mind - those are attributes he looks for in cooks.

If I were still cooking professionally, I'd give a lot to work with Ramsey for a while. The guy may be difficult, but he really knows his stuff. And to have a stint with someone of his level on your resume is very attractive when time comes for the next gig.


Edited by - eagleisland on 01/23/2011 07:13:57

figmo59 - Posted - 01/23/2011:  07:29:05


eagleisland, yeah, your probly right ..........

none of those folks on the show probly ever busted thier butt.....or put any time or effort in to thier passion.

probly all to correct to kick them folks around like dirt....:-(

KE - Posted - 01/23/2011:  07:46:01


Never watched the show, but I know who Gordon Ramsey is. Now you've got me interested. Food, conflict, buzz, interesting character -- what's not to like?

figmo59 - Posted - 01/23/2011:  07:50:19


the man.....or at least the role and behavour he displays on that show.

KE - Posted - 01/23/2011:  07:59:27


I'm just guessing here -- Does Liz have sole custody of the remote control?

figmo59 - Posted - 01/23/2011:  11:09:30


NO,.............we have the...."seat of power"..(the couch)..

it comes complete with the remote....neither one of us has a monopoly on it.

dose make for some interestng ..eh'hm ..kneego she a ions.........;-)

brokenstrings - Posted - 01/23/2011:  13:24:44


quote:
Originally posted by eagleisland

quote:
Originally posted by figmo59

i know he's an actor but the caritor that he plays......i don't like 'im.



Actually, he's not an actor. His name is Gordon Ramsey and he's one of the most accomplished chefs in the world. Yes, he's foul-mouthed and aggressive. He's also a superbly talented chef who accomplished much before jumping to the easier and better-paying world of television.

Ramsey is one of a handful of TV chefs who I truly respect. Others include Anthony Bourdain and Mario Batali.



You can respect him as a chef without liking him as a human being.

Penel - Posted - 01/23/2011:  13:39:47


Gordon Ramsey? He's the guy who goes into restaurants that are failing because of multiple reasons, pin points the reasons, and then goes about correcting the problems.

Its rather interesting how many restaurant owners and chefs will admit they're failing by doing things their own way
but just the same will bicker with Ramsey when he shows them how to save their business and jobs.

I suppose there are lots of student musicians like that, they can't make a decent go at playing their instrument and playing with people but give them a few suggestions and their reply is excuses, excuses, excuses of why they can't make some changes.

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