So true! And before someone says they don't have to work there: it's a small town! Small towns don't offer that many work opportunities, especially in the cooking industry when they probably have only a few restaurants around (if they have more than one in the first place), plus servers tend to be team players - they wouldn't leave the others behind if they could help it.
@@AtletiToni Let's be fair. In other episodes when the owner is getting shredded by Gordan the workers sometimes feel bad because they know they're not bad people just people in a mess, stressed, stubborn, dumb and scared. But with him he really did seem abusive and rude as fuck to his workers. They all seem so kind and professional too.
I like how Gordon doesnt call his bullshit right off the bat. Im sure he went to that ranch, saw there was 4 animals and immediately knew theres no way this place supplied the restaurant.
@@AinSoph73 Exactly, or which restaurant? No competent chef would be so vague about where they worked, working in renowned kitchens is a badge of honor.
@@illufisch It wasn't. These things happens more than you think. Assholes like Joe doesn't care or realize how ridiculous they look but they think they are better than everyone else so they don't really give a shit anyways
@@YourFriend24-7 I died laughing. Thank you for your affection for grammar. I spend half my fucking life screaming "fewer, arsehole, not less", and things like that, at people.
I m french, so don’t bs me. These chef don t have a name ? When you say this kind of sentence is bs The best cook , they have a name . Even not being in the business we know them , all our cook étoilés !! !
Normally Gordon just speaks his mind out in the open, but that one... he knew what he was saying & didn't want to gut the man in front of everyone he knew. When Gordon whispers an insult, that shit hits different.
Joe saying, "Well maybe we should cook them 'till they're... piping hot!" as if it's a super exaggerated statement, and the waitress just going, "...yeah, I think you should." is my personal favourite moment
@@jamesd1586 I know, right? This is the best fucking episode ever. The entire staff are pretty well-spoken, articulate, possibly because this is a big American college area. And Joe is the kind of arsehole that only the America farmlands can spew up. roflmfao!
He admitted the meat smells bad and changes colour, that he wouldn’t eat it and that he cooks and serves it anyway. That’s not a great or dedicated chef. And you can say he doesn’t want to get fired so he does what he’s told but any decent chef would walk away from that place instead of risking serving dangerous food to customers. Let’s not give people credit they don’t deserveeeeee
UPDATE (got it off Yahoo): Mill Street Bistro rebranded in December 2013 as Maple City Tavern, but even a new identity couldn't save Joe Nagy's failing business. The restaurant, under its new guise, permanently shut its doors in 2016, marking the end of a nearly 10-year run for the restaurant owner, who first opened Mill Street Bistro in 2008.
Amy was a legend to be fair, loved her attitude, she was super kind and polite but when it came to Joe, she just dished everything and this quote was honestly amazing.
3:44 “I want Chef Ramsey to critique my restaurant and say ‘You got something, Joe. That’s what I’m looking for’” I love when the owners have such ludicrous expectations for how this show will play out.
Yeah, I respect that. They're just doing their job and to the best of their ability, usually. He does express disappointment sometimes, but nothing more unless genuinly warranted. He's there to argue with the owners who typically have an ego that needs to be checked or let people walk all over them. They're failing for a reason, and the waitstaff are almost never the reason! :)
Servers are literally the face of the business between the customer and the kitchen. And a majority of their income they make is based off not just their service, but the food. People will still tip a server over a shitty meal, at least I do, but I just don't go back.
Funny thing is he usually always treats anyone with respect. You'll notice that his criticisms are always blunt but never aggressive until people get all in their feelings about it. Unless it's really bad, like disgusting or unsafe, then he'll let them have it no matter what lol. He's there for a reason and it's not their feelings, after all.
@@Snapsta123 Because society should positively reinforce the positive. It's just self-indulgent BS to think that someone shouldn't be praised for being good. If all you do is punish the bad and ignore the good then what do you think you get?
I love how Gordon dresses in civilian clothes when trying out the food because he's standing in the customer's position, and when he's monitoring dinner service, he makes it very clear that he knows his shit as a world-class chef by wearing a chef's suit.
@@BurntBattleBagel it‘s a fucking reality show, do you really think that stuff is not scripted and 100% real? Damn, what a coincidence that he was talking down on his stuff and people were walking in 🤡🤡🤡
It's hilarious but also SO cringe. Like, iykyk, but it gave off vibes of the parent who's saying the nastiest crap to you and then when someone is in earshot, the mask slips back on.
39:25 "But I am not here to show an idiot you can't put fucking raw onions in an onion soup! That's called common sense, that in your tiny mind, is not COMMON!" Gordon scorched the earth lol 😅
yeah like seriously, even if Joe was correct that Gordon Ramsay is an asshole, he's still an asshole with multiple Michelin Stars and successful restaurants (as in more than one) all over the world
Some pepole can't even see facts inn the eye and give upp. Wich they seem to think is a weekness. Instead off owning upp, they fight gordon and the simple facts and ends upp looking redicules instead. Human behaivour though, no one likes being thr bad guy.
It's just him seeking attention and admiration and them not showing any loyalty to the place they're working at. The funniest thing about that, if any of them ever worked for Gordon and made fun of his restaurant in front of a critic or customer, they'd get fired on the spot.
@@fokuz2025 Try watch a documentary about how Gordon runs his own restaurants. The comment wasn’t about me, but about double standards. And no need to get personal.
This episode seems way too overacted. I know it's a reality TV show but this one is more TV than reality. It's no secret that the US show is much more sensationalised compared to the UK version and this episode is a prime example of that.
@@jacko6634 I am a Scotswoman and you are my brother. What happened before we were born is consigned to history. The meat? I always buy from the local butcher and it's beautiful. You have good taste brother. 😁
The entire staff looks traumatized af anytime they have to interact with Joe. Gordon ripping him apart must have been so cathartic. The chef looked especially satisfied.
@@Stitchman3875 He acts like he is the Chosen like the best chefs in Europe saw him and boom his aura captivated them so they had to give him, the Avatar of Cooking, their skills so he succeeds to cook the final dish and save the world. That guy lives so much in his bubble, its incredible. Like it that he is passionate about his farm and the animals but how can you be straight and say it fresh from there while you microwave stuff and have frozen things and worse - not be honest about it. The bad thing to me is not to sell mediocre food but to hide that its mediocre, if a restaurant openly says that its mediocre but the price also aren't high then for a quick bite I guess it wouldn't be too bad but to be so disrespectful and deceive people, bruh...
@@PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi Exactly! I also thought it was funny when that lady met with Ramsay outside of the restaurant and shows him that most of the meat was bought at a wholesale food club and a local market. Even his waitress said that in the beginning. The raw onions in the soup was a doozy as well. And the Elk Quesadilla, oh boy. Being from California, that would probably earn him as ass kicking. Man couldn't even get his lies straight.
"I would like to go to his restaurant...where he has elk." That guy is probably soooo ignorant...he would order it...eat it...and say something like: "Just tastes like what he had in my restaurant." SMH!
FOR REAL THAT WAS WILD 💀💀💀 He went from yelling and practically blaming him for all of his problems to saying "I appreciate every single one of you" DUDE THEY COULD HEAR YOU THEYRE NOT AS STUPID AS YOU THINK THEY ARE 🤦♀️😂
@@72ratsinatrenchcoatI think that’s his main issue. He thinks everyone else is stupid and he’s the only smart one in the world… even when talking about food with Gordon fucking Ramsay 😂
yeahh dunning kruger effect. he is like the karate master tellimg you they have learned in japan but dont even left their city once. a european chef would laugh at him putting raw onions into caramelized onion soup@@Fetidaf
What Happened Next at Mill Street Bistro? In the months that followed, the menu at Mill Street Bisto in Ohio had been changed but some of Gordon's changes were kept. Mill Street Bistro staff were fired including servers Jen, Kayleigh and Rebecca are gone as well as Chef Tommy. Joe is back in the kitchen as Head Chef. In December 2013, Joe Nagy renamed and redecorated the restaurant. Mill Street Bistro in Ohio was relaunched as Maple City Tavern, a family friendly restaurant and the reviews are mostly negative. In January 2014, Joe from Mill Street Bistro sued Gordon Ramsay's production company for missing items and damage to the restaurant. He settled the claim for £900 compensation. Mill Street Bistro closed in February 2016 as Joe felt it was the right time to sell up. The restaurant was sold for $140,000 in March 2016. Most of the recent Yelp reviewsprior to closure were 1 star reviews and reviews on Trip Advisor were not much better. The negative reviews are mostly due to poor quality, bland and over priced food. Mill Street Bistro was aired on March 1st and 8th 2013, the episode was filmed in July 2012 and is Kitchen Nightmares season 6 episode 10 and 11.
Imagine being booted out of your own kitchen, in your own RESTAURANT, by GORDON RAMSAY, then moaning to your customers about why one of the world's greatest chefs is WRONG 😂
I still can’t believe the guy had the balls to call a renowned chef a liar. This guy makes it his generous job to go around and fix restaurants, yet Joe wants to talk shit like he’s a pro
I love that Gordon is beyond friendly and respectful to servers. Unless they are activly doing something wrong. And hes agressive but not mean with the cooks, until he knows they are the reaaon the foods bad, and not the owners.
Joe is honestly terrifying. He wants power and so rules with an iron fist, but adopts the attitude that best suits his needs. At first he tries to mirror Gordon, projecting success and authority, but it doesn’t work. The moment Gordon threatens to leave, Joe switches, becoming what he thinks Gordon wants to see. You can actually hear it in real time at the end of part 1/beginning of part 2. And once Gordon agrees to stay and is on his way to overhauling it, he switches back. Unluckily for him, Gordon doesn’t take bs, and sees through him and his gaslighting
That kind of mimicking is a trait of psychopaths. It was a trait noted of HH Holmes. It’s not that Joe is going to murder anyone (probably) but they’re psychopathic traits.
The bit that got me was when he was berating the staff, and then the minute he realised customers were there he started being all nice to them and appreciative. Such a horrible man.
That's because Gordon isn't a dick. He only blows up at obnoxious customers and those that "claim" to be trained professional chefs. As opposed to what they are: Wetherspoons microwave technicians
It's also just carrots, not like raw meat or something that would actually matter to be handed raw. In fact, I'd be concered if a customer was handing me my food raw when it's not supposed to be LOL
The prep chef who quit seems like a genuinely nice person. I'm so glad that she stood up for herself and did what was right for her and her profession!
And then when joe said “roll the tape back because he didn’t throw me out, I walked out!” They literally roll the tape back so we can all watch Joe getting thrown out of his own kitchen again! Just for shits and giggles 😂 These editors are hilarious and defos need a raise!
Can you imagine how happy the staff were, listening to Gordon rip Joe a new one, the boss they so obviously hate. What a satisfactory day for them, I'm kinda jealous.
27:33 is such an underappreciated moment, looking over to TOMMY and calling him chef and not doing the same for Joe. Followed by how quickly Joe got triggered by that. Ramsay is a legend.
The loser ended up remodeling his restaurant and renaming it gains after the show filmed, he fired the staff that talked to GR about him, and then he sued the production company for “missing items”, claiming they were missing after the remodel. Before the place closed, Joe got back into the kitchen (probably in order to add some raw onions into the French onion soup and maybe grill some lettuce…), and the Yelp reviews all had one star. Seeing how he lies with a straight face, I’m actually shocked they settled the case for 9k$ (edit: read the comments under my comment, I could be wrong on the sum). In 2016 he sold the place… Basically he was trying to find a way to get more money out of everyone who tried to help him, but he’s a pathological liar and I hope he fails at everything he does. “Farm to table” my ass.
Oh, I can't find any source saying $9000... as far as I can tell they settled the case for £900.... about $1125usd - which just makes it even more petty. The police report says a £150 rondeau cooking pot and a plastic tub with several elk stakes or chops were reported missing. In the lawsuit, he also claimed that the show misrepresented him as a " trigger-happy hot head who did not have a clue about the restaurant business.", and that the ceiling that was dismantled for overhead lighting wasn't fixed afterwards.
I love how nice Gordon is to the employees but then he is just DEAD honest with the owner. I especially love the fact that the employees are enjoying the fact that Gordon is just going at him and not holding back. This is immaculate
Gordon's gone off on employees before, he's just also been in the restaurant business long enough to get that feel for who is actually putting in the work. He's there to find the weak links and shake them till they work. It's just more fun to watch when it's the owners.
@@MoonwalkerWorshiper Fair enough, I suppose even when there's terrible servers and cooks who get fired, usually it came down to an owner letting them get away with it, refusing to fire them, etc.
@@MoonwalkerWorshiper - Agreed. It's always the owner. Even if a main problem is an employee, it still comes back to the owner because they should have fired that employee a long time ago.
Yeah I was scrolling for someone to say this and then him saying it’s like a funeral and walks with her like it’s a casket lol 😂 I like how he kind when he knows it’s not there fault ❤💜🥹
When he said “elk is supposed to have a bite” I googled what elk is supposed to taste like, and every description I saw described it as tender and not as gamey as other meats. Lmaooooo
That sous chef is amazing, and Gordon knows it. Trusted him to cook the burgers and knocked out the service after kicking Joe out the kitchen. Man I hope he's doing better for himself. He deserves it.
Right😂😂😂 aka I'm an independently wealthy narcissist so after collecting my inheritance, I traveled to Europe, met a bunch of chefs during my travels and decided it looks easy-I can cook, so I returned, bought a farm (when does he care for his animals bc it's a 24/7 job??) and started my "farm to table" bistro in a very repressed area of NE Ohio. It was embarrassingly obvious Joe knew NOTHING about the meat he raised. He would have had big game chili, sausages and bison burgers on the menu from the rip. I'm not sure who said it but he was correct once he started saying Gordon's insinuating he's a fraud, cuz he is/was!! He should hang up the restaurant whim and stick to raising elk and bison, and his chickens/poultry. He's definitely got money from somewhere based on his previous globe trotting through Europe self training😂, and his farm which is quite nice, AND that bistro. I'm sure the only reason he's in the kitchen is to feed his ego- I'd bet donuts to dollars that he doesn't need the revenue. I'm also betting this place went down the tubes...
He probably kept rambling about elk at them while he watched them work, then they told him to go away and he deluded himself into thinking its mentoring.
1:04:06 He didn't say _ANY_ of that to him!😂 I can only imagine how mad he was watching this episode and seeing how foolish they made him look. "He didn't kick me out of my kitchen!" **Cuts to Gordon kicking him out of his kitchen**
The way he's so kind to the waiters is such a green flag honestly as someone who's been in Amy's and the others' position with an asshole boss to boot these kind of customers were the highlight of my day. It always felt so nice to finally be treated like a human being. honestly it warms my heart
It really is, Gordon is never mean he is just very very honest and honesty sometimes hurts. He is always ready to help and build up people who are willing to learn and listen. A true leader
I mean there are quite few chefs that have attained a serious status in the culinary world across the continent. I was expecting some names, but the guy was clearly bullshitting.
Mill Street Bistro is not open anymore. Mill Street Bistro was renamed to Maple City Tavern in 2013 and then eventually closed for good in 2015. In 2016, the owner, Joe Nagy, sold the old Mill Street Bistro location for $140,000 to end things for good
13:20 is one of my fav moments in the entire series. i've always loved how gordon interacts with the staff because it's always nice seeing his more friendly playful side come out not to mention it's funny as hell 😭
can i just say i love gordon for not making a big deal about the patrons being related to the american cancer society? allowing them to be treated like normal human beings having a good night out, instead of the well-meaning-but-exhausting alienation of the sympathy conversations? just. i really do love how gordon is with people.
I love how after joe loses a confrontation and he just goes outside, bothers the customers, and then a random woman on the street, and then goes back in
Personally I found that a bit weird how they were all so scared to lose their job like come on! Have some balls and tell this idiot how stupid he is! No way I'm letting someone belittleing me like that fk no! I rather lose my job or quit than taking this shit.
Him telling to the camera how tender the elk is while struggling hard to chew it is comedy gold.
Joe really didn’t want to be proven wrong about the elk😂
omg came here for that comment.. could not hold in the laughter ... Ramsey does not know the bite of an elk xdd this guy is delirious ahahha
I couldn't breathe I was laughing so hard...watching the meat stuck in his cheek while speaking 😂😂😂😂😂
20:10
You are dead wrong... That is a tender piece of elk. Think I'll have some micro running shoes after... as a garnish
That fact that the staff were excited to see Gordon tear Joe to shreds says a lot about the way Joe treats them
So true! And before someone says they don't have to work there: it's a small town! Small towns don't offer that many work opportunities, especially in the cooking industry when they probably have only a few restaurants around (if they have more than one in the first place), plus servers tend to be team players - they wouldn't leave the others behind if they could help it.
It may say something about Joe, but it could also say something about them .
@@AtletiToni Let's be fair. In other episodes when the owner is getting shredded by Gordan the workers sometimes feel bad because they know they're not bad people just people in a mess, stressed, stubborn, dumb and scared. But with him he really did seem abusive and rude as fuck to his workers. They all seem so kind and professional too.
@@AtletiToniIf that many people hate Joe it most likely lies on Joe
@@AtletiToni Are you a business owner who treats his employees like shit by any chance?
"I can cook, Joe." is still one of the coldest comebacks Gordon has ever given us.
Yes
Spiciest is more like it. In a good way, not a "hot take" kinda way :D
“ passion. Passion fruit is the closest you’ll get to passion” 💀
And how he flexes his restaurant in New York
‘’Thats called common sense and in your mind thats not common’’ 💀
I like how Gordon doesnt call his bullshit right off the bat. Im sure he went to that ranch, saw there was 4 animals and immediately knew theres no way this place supplied the restaurant.
100% it looked like a petting zoo but Gordon played the game with that pretentious wanker and went along with his little charade.
He probably knew this was going to turn into television gold.
I realized he wasn't in that mood too. One question would have called it - who? As in which European master chefs trained you?
@@AinSoph73 Exactly, or which restaurant? No competent chef would be so vague about where they worked, working in renowned kitchens is a badge of honor.
@@AinSoph73i wish Gordon had said who?
When joe pretended to be nice when the customers came in I broke out in tears out of laughter 😂😂
Same 🤣👌
That was 99% fake tho i think
@@illufisch It wasn't. These things happens more than you think. Assholes like Joe doesn't care or realize how ridiculous they look but they think they are better than everyone else so they don't really give a shit anyways
@@illufisch Na that was totally hes real personality I think, he was a D bag 4 reals 😂
Sadly enough I had bosses just like him, even more comical in person because the entire time you just thinking “bullshit” to everything they say
as soon as joe says "i've been self taught by European chefs" you know you're in for a fun ride
He watched Ramsay cook on UA-cam. 😉
Not to mention that what Joe said made no sense, either it’s self-taught or someone taught you 😂
@@YourFriend24-7 I died laughing. Thank you for your affection for grammar. I spend half my fucking life screaming "fewer, arsehole, not less", and things like that, at people.
I m french, so don’t bs me.
These chef don t have a name ?
When you say this kind of sentence is bs
The best cook , they have a name . Even not being in the business we know them , all our cook étoilés !! !
passion..... passion fruit m8
The most insane part of this video is seeing how much food you could buy for only $89.73 back in 2012.
Weren’t those the days? Now I go to the l grocery store, get BOGO items/ use coupons and spend $100 on a bag of groceries…
@@dede4004 great point. My total was excluding meats. Crazy times my friend.
You ain't kidding. I'm afraid we are in for even harder times. Everybody hang in there.
Did you vote for Biden in 2020? If so, then don't complain. It's what you wanted. If not, then I sympathize with you.
Yeah it made me fuckin choke lol I was yelling at the screen hahaha
“You need to speak up!🤬”
“There’s customers here”
“I REALLY appreciate what you’re all doing ❤”
😂😂😂😂😂 that switch up tho
You got customers out here
Joe:🤯😱😧😳😲😯😮🙂↔️🙂↕️😌🙂😊😁
@@newbeginning2045accurate.
bro switched up so fast
gordon: you just put no effort into your food, it's disgusting
me eating beans on toast: you tell him gordon
Beans on toast is great for the 2mins it takes to make though.
bruh that is considered british cuisine
At least beans on toast doesn't cost $32 though ;)
@@MummeringManiac hey im not knocking beans on toast, its my go to depression food
I was eating super noodles 🤣🤣🤣
Every 1 or 2 years I do a Kitchen Nightmares marathon, this is my therapy
This episode is a little scary 😨
@@legzfalloffgirl5148 yeah…. That man is crazy, or at least something is really wrong with him
Me too lol my fave is always that hotel nightmares juniper hill double episode
i wanna like but i dont wanna ruin the 69 hahaha
@@carrieaball Nice one ahah my fav I think is the Hotel Hell’s Harper’s Ferry episode, when the owner sh*t on the floor 💀
This was actually a 2 hour documentary about a man devastated and heartbroken over the criticism of his Elk.
I hate Elks now
@@IwantPizza2011leave them alone they don’t like Joe either 🤧🤧
@@IwantPizza2011 What about the Masons and Oddfellows?
@@IwantPizza2011
Damn, why? It’s not like they *wanted* to be killed and served 💀
@@YouKnowImOnMyPeriodYah na bro trust me i talked to the elks and they told me thats exactly what they wanted
the conversation with the guests after getting kicked out of the kitchen💀💀💀💀💀💀
you need to rewind the tape, he clearly wasn't kicked out of his kitchen.
I was dying of cringe.
The “I can cook” was so cold felt like the ultimate chef one liner
Coldest line in the shows history.
timestamp?
"He didn't kick me out of my kitchen 👨🍳"
*Cut to Ramsey gesturing and yelling "GET OUT"*
"I walked out 👨🍳"
@@jolshiee 28:00
Lol, so good 😄
I love the fact that Tommy was cooking peacefully while Gordon and Joe were arguing in the kitchen
that does remind me of 6-year-old me minding my business when parents fought like hell hehehehehehe
ikr he doesn't give a fck lol
@@bunnybeetle1304 Hope you're in a better place now, with a kind and caring atmosphere!
☮🕊😘🌈❤🧡💛💚💙💜💗🤍🖤🤎🏳🌈🏳⚧🤗🕊☮
@@amarisfrede2 I am! Thank you! 💕💕
@@amarisfrede2 bruh
I know gordon tries not to flex his own success but the "I can cook" was so satisfying and well deserved
It’s not even a flex it’s just a well known fact and it’s one of his best one liners I’ve heard
Joe is as much of an egomaniac as Sebastian.
Wanting to be the star without having the skills.
I went straight to the comments and I can’t wait to hear him say this
I love how how whispered it in his ear too
@@MarcelaFirensethat was pretty hot
That quiet sign in 31:34 is the most elementary school thing I’ve ever seen in a kitchen
I mean seriously, are they your staff or they your school kids? Lol like wtf
The "I can Cook "whisper in the ear was so vicious it gave me goosebumps.
lol something straight out of a movie
Me too! That was epic!
Normally Gordon just speaks his mind out in the open, but that one... he knew what he was saying & didn't want to gut the man in front of everyone he knew.
When Gordon whispers an insult, that shit hits different.
Except grilled cheese. lol
Straight middle finger to the face 😂😂
Joe saying, "Well maybe we should cook them 'till they're... piping hot!" as if it's a super exaggerated statement, and the waitress just going, "...yeah, I think you should." is my personal favourite moment
Yeah she's top dollar, shows how well someone can just deal with shit like that!
Piping hot... you mean... like a restaurant? 🤔
I like “it was a point well taken” not made, taken
Lmao
@@jamesd1586 I know, right? This is the best fucking episode ever. The entire staff are pretty well-spoken, articulate, possibly because this is a big American college area. And Joe is the kind of arsehole that only the America farmlands can spew up. roflmfao!
Tommy is a great chef, Gordon and Joe are arguing right next to him and he still continues cooking. That is one dedicated chef
He can run the kitchen alone ngl, Joe is just there in his way.
Or the fact that he was dead scared by the giant quiet sign 😅
tbf that's all he could do to make sure no heat came his way...
What else are you supposed to do during all that? 😂
He admitted the meat smells bad and changes colour, that he wouldn’t eat it and that he cooks and serves it anyway. That’s not a great or dedicated chef. And you can say he doesn’t want to get fired so he does what he’s told but any decent chef would walk away from that place instead of risking serving dangerous food to customers. Let’s not give people credit they don’t deserveeeeee
UPDATE (got it off Yahoo):
Mill Street Bistro rebranded in December 2013 as Maple City Tavern, but even a new identity couldn't save Joe Nagy's failing business. The restaurant, under its new guise, permanently shut its doors in 2016, marking the end of a nearly 10-year run for the restaurant owner, who first opened Mill Street Bistro in 2008.
“This is the most tender piece of elk” chews the elk for 5 minutes in 2 different shots 🤣🤣🤣
I saw that too lol said it was so tender and he was still chewing on the first bite lol. Dude is so full of himself.
@@AviatorAV8 Hes so full of chewy elk mmm yum yum
Ikr 🤣🤣🤣
Delusion is strong with this one 😂
Legend says he is still chewing :D
Tbh the staff in this episode are some of the most memorable in this series. They are all so sweet
4 were fired!
They are hilarious.😂😂 First the Cake burial and then their reactions on him confronting the "Chef"
lol crazy he fired half of them 😂
This staff, Zeke’s, and Michonne’s are my favorites
The cringe in Amy's voice when she says "and I quote, that is a tender... piece...of...elk" is perfection. The staff here are world class.
That he just continued chewing that elk for a long time was silly 😅
@@gregsaldi1292 😂😂 I've never actually noticed that! But remember, Elk has a bite 😂
Amy was a legend to be fair, loved her attitude, she was super kind and polite but when it came to Joe, she just dished everything and this quote was honestly amazing.
@@DarkCobra88 she was a very pleasant person in this episode unlike a certain OTHER Amy
3:44 “I want Chef Ramsey to critique my restaurant and say ‘You got something, Joe. That’s what I’m looking for’”
I love when the owners have such ludicrous expectations for how this show will play out.
Ever notice that Gordan always treats the waitstaff with dignity and respect. He never treats them like less than.
Yeah, I respect that. They're just doing their job and to the best of their ability, usually. He does express disappointment sometimes, but nothing more unless genuinly warranted. He's there to argue with the owners who typically have an ego that needs to be checked or let people walk all over them. They're failing for a reason, and the waitstaff are almost never the reason! :)
Servers are literally the face of the business between the customer and the kitchen. And a majority of their income they make is based off not just their service, but the food. People will still tip a server over a shitty meal, at least I do, but I just don't go back.
Funny thing is he usually always treats anyone with respect. You'll notice that his criticisms are always blunt but never aggressive until people get all in their feelings about it. Unless it's really bad, like disgusting or unsafe, then he'll let them have it no matter what lol. He's there for a reason and it's not their feelings, after all.
@@BloodPlusPwnIt seems like he mostly yells at professional chefs who should know better.
@@Snapsta123 Because society should positively reinforce the positive. It's just self-indulgent BS to think that someone shouldn't be praised for being good. If all you do is punish the bad and ignore the good then what do you think you get?
"I'm self taught by old school Europeans."
Probably the single most ridiculous quote I've heard on Kitchen Nightmares.
bro is self taught by teachers
They took a liking to him you know
I don't know "fresh, frozen outta the can" is up there too.
@@deseuryderia😂O man
Up there with ”he’s been working on the spirit of getting paid”.
I love how Gordon dresses in civilian clothes when trying out the food because he's standing in the customer's position, and when he's monitoring dinner service, he makes it very clear that he knows his shit as a world-class chef by wearing a chef's suit.
True but its more to do with cleanliness & hygiene, you wear your chefs whites when in the kitchen and don't bring in dirt from outside clothes.
@@yootaobe5536it‘s also because he (at least how it‘s shown) just arrives at the place when he tastes the food himself
At least in the British version he also likes to present himself while changing clothes.
@@christiangwenner6384 I'm surprised this channel hasn't posted a montage of "Gordon Ramsay gets shirtless" from the UK series.
“Civilian clothes” 😭😭😭
9:00 He said "Is that a typo?" about the $26 steak, and here I am in 2024 looking for an actual typo because that price isn't that wild anymore :(
If someone says they’re about to “leave and get something to eat” and they’re already in a restaurant is a top tier disrespect🤣🤣🤣
That was hilarious 🤣
The clearest message anyone could send.
TOP TIER
When he asked 'I wonder where he's gonna go' I would've liked if the waitress lady told him where he said he was going 😅
The 180 he does when the customers walk in as he's berating the staff shows you truly how pathetic he really is.
Not sounding horrible but it's people like Joe that are the problem with this planet.
LITERALLY. I couldn't believe it. Best thing is, the customers heard both his sides.
@@BwianBadonde no he's just slow asf. It's like he is a phone with full cache. His mind is working on bullet time. 🤡
@@BwianBadonde proof?
@@BurntBattleBagel it‘s a fucking reality show, do you really think that stuff is not scripted and 100% real? Damn, what a coincidence that he was talking down on his stuff and people were walking in 🤡🤡🤡
I never thought I'd see a grown man get so insulted over a micro carrot.
Joe: "it's not that small, really it's pretty average".
Poor Joe is really overcompensating.
He took that personally 😂
Well, to be fair, those aren't just any carrots. They HAVE been to the White House 🫤😌
those carrots are more well traveled than most of us@@AlienVisitor777
I was insulted by my exs micro carrot but he wasn’t a chef 😅
Don't think I've ever wanted to see a restaurant fail as much as this one lol.
Came here to say this
And it did.
Just came back to rewatch this one and the fucking switch from "get your shit together" to "I appreciate you all" is still pure comedy gold
That’s Honestly so embarrassing for him 😂
Bro I had to pause I was laughing so hard at that. This dudes denial is seriously cringe worthy
It's hilarious but also SO cringe. Like, iykyk, but it gave off vibes of the parent who's saying the nastiest crap to you and then when someone is in earshot, the mask slips back on.
“Tell him can you put RAW ONIONS in an onion soup”
“No” gets me every time 😂😂😂
TELL HIM , TELL HIM
😂😂😂😂
THANK YOU
Loved his smirk when he said it
You know he loved to tell Joe that
41:45 The “TELL HIM!” is peak
The look on the staff’s faces every time GR asks them to remove their name tags.
“DOBBY IS FREE NOW” 😂
Haha, xD
😂🤣😂 my thoughts exactly
LMAOO
Pardon me Miss, may I know why Gordon ask them to remove their name tags?
@@izzuddinibrahim122 It's because servers in restaurants don't need name tags, but fast food places like McDonalds and stuff do I'm pretty sure :D
39:25 "But I am not here to show an idiot you can't put fucking raw onions in an onion soup! That's called common sense, that in your tiny mind, is not COMMON!" Gordon scorched the earth lol 😅
So brutal 😂
And the blank faced '...what?' response is also amazing.
Imagine thinking you are better at cooking than Gordon freaking Ramsay while having a bankrupt restaurant 💀
yeah like seriously, even if Joe was correct that Gordon Ramsay is an asshole, he's still an asshole with multiple Michelin Stars and successful restaurants (as in more than one) all over the world
Some pepole can't even see facts inn the eye and give upp. Wich they seem to think is a weekness. Instead off owning upp, they fight gordon and the simple facts and ends upp looking redicules instead. Human behaivour though, no one likes being thr bad guy.
I mean Gordon wouldn't have several Michelin star restaurants if he didn't know anything about food.
That's about 90% of owners looking for his help in his show 😶 unbelievable!
i couldnt stop laughing the entire episode
I love how nice he is to the waiters/waitresses because he KNOWS it’s not their fault and I really appreciate Gordon for that
It's just him seeking attention and admiration and them not showing any loyalty to the place they're working at. The funniest thing about that, if any of them ever worked for Gordon and made fun of his restaurant in front of a critic or customer, they'd get fired on the spot.
@@christiangwenner6384you're wrong if that's you you would fire people for no reason
@@fokuz2025 Try watch a documentary about how Gordon runs his own restaurants. The comment wasn’t about me, but about double standards. And no need to get personal.
@@christiangwenner6384 alr fine
@@christiangwenner6384😂 ur comments are ridiculous
Hands down, one of best episodes in Kitchen Nightmares history
*two
It's one one from the U.S. version,... so, no!
100%
Totally agree definitely one of the best 👌👍
This episode seems way too overacted. I know it's a reality TV show but this one is more TV than reality. It's no secret that the US show is much more sensationalised compared to the UK version and this episode is a prime example of that.
The back and forth on the French onion soup is one of my all-time favorite scenes 😂 "TELL HIM!"
"This is what - back in Scotland?" "No. New York."
Is the biggest power move I've ever seen, absolutely decimated.
Oh my god I was like going crazy, he thought he got something with that
Because the Scots would tell him to jam it up arse or eat it. New Yorkers? They enjoy being ramrod-ed
I mean we do have Game Season in Scotland 😂 He’s not wrong there
It’s a crazy thing as well because as an Englishman it pains me to say but Scotland has some of the best meat in the world
@@jacko6634 I am a Scotswoman and you are my brother. What happened before we were born is consigned to history. The meat? I always buy from the local butcher and it's beautiful. You have good taste brother. 😁
Imagine being berated in your own kitchen, getting upset, then going out to complain to customers about it like a child 😂
"We're stopping the elk quesadilla, breaking news in Mexico" is absolute gold
Lmaooo my favorite part 🤣
Im shedding tears over that one. I had to stop the video and comment. fuckin hilarious.
😂😂😂
And take that shyh with you
*throws down wrap*
I literally become weak with laughter every time I hear him say it 😂😂😂😂😂
The entire staff looks traumatized af anytime they have to interact with Joe. Gordon ripping him apart must have been so cathartic. The chef looked especially satisfied.
That "i can cook Joe" whisper was Gordon showing 10% of his power.
Yes but it was a critical hit that scored +100 butt hurt bypassing all armor.
@@gabrielpowers766It was a true nat 20 response
It was more like 1% of Gordon’s true power
0.01%*
More like 1%
My favorite part is the owner saying “our food here is the freshest” followed immediately by the microwave slamming shut and beeping lmao.
I thought that being “self-taught by some of best chefs in Europe” was a doozy.
That was some truly inspired comedy right there. The KN editors woke up and chose violence when they were editing this episode.
it's every episode. the owners are so delusional. that's why gordan is there to begin with. that's why 98 percent fail.
@@Stitchman3875
He acts like he is the Chosen like the best chefs in Europe saw him and boom his aura captivated them so they had to give him, the Avatar of Cooking, their skills so he succeeds to cook the final dish and save the world.
That guy lives so much in his bubble, its incredible. Like it that he is passionate about his farm and the animals but how can you be straight and say it fresh from there while you microwave stuff and have frozen things and worse - not be honest about it.
The bad thing to me is not to sell mediocre food but to hide that its mediocre, if a restaurant openly says that its mediocre but the price also aren't high then for a quick bite I guess it wouldn't be too bad but to be so disrespectful and deceive people, bruh...
@@PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi Exactly! I also thought it was funny when that lady met with Ramsay outside of the restaurant and shows him that most of the meat was bought at a wholesale food club and a local market. Even his waitress said that in the beginning. The raw onions in the soup was a doozy as well. And the Elk Quesadilla, oh boy. Being from California, that would probably earn him as ass kicking. Man couldn't even get his lies straight.
When chef Ramsay whispers in the owners ear "i can cook, Joe" it felt like the whole building started burning XD
That was hands down my favorite moment 😂😂
@@zamamncube2437 oohhh yah 😂🤣 Ty 👊 hats of for tht one 🌟👊☮️
I swear l could see Joe physically shrink into the ground.
What an arrogant little man.
He ( the owner) needs therapy badly.
"He knows everything about any food on the planet. But he doesn't HAVE an elk farm." 💀💀💀
Joe: “This piece of elk is tender and well cooked”
Also Him: *Nearly Dislocates his jaw*
He's like a snake. His jaw can unhinge
Can u show me the timestamp please?
@@SJA_YT1 20:26
"I would like to go to his restaurant...where he has elk." That guy is probably soooo ignorant...he would order it...eat it...and say something like: "Just tastes like what he had in my restaurant." SMH!
😂😂😂😂
The “petite” micro carrots really struck a nerve with Joe. Wonder what’s going on there 😂
Tiny pp Joe
😂
smol brein, smol pipi :{
He must be overcompensating for something😂😂
@@ackiid I died
"The food here is the freshest!"
**shows microwave beeping**
This cameraman is a menace.
I read this in John jonah Jameson's voice.
Love that Chef Mike works everywhere, everyday same hours, never complains and if swears he beeps, such a kid-friendly chef
he is
- and the editor. I laughed so hard at this just thinking about the editors.
Chef Mike is such a chad! He helps every one!
"HOW DARE YOU HAND ME MY MICRO CARROTS!" this guy is full of himself. Imagine how he's like behind closed doors.
The absolute 180 when he learns customers can hear him berating his staff had me in stitches, fuckin hell
FOR REAL THAT WAS WILD 💀💀💀 He went from yelling and practically blaming him for all of his problems to saying "I appreciate every single one of you" DUDE THEY COULD HEAR YOU THEYRE NOT AS STUPID AS YOU THINK THEY ARE 🤦♀️😂
@@72ratsinatrenchcoatI think that’s his main issue. He thinks everyone else is stupid and he’s the only smart one in the world… even when talking about food with Gordon fucking Ramsay 😂
yeahh dunning kruger effect. he is like the karate master tellimg you they have learned in japan but dont even left their city once. a european chef would laugh at him putting raw onions into caramelized onion soup@@Fetidaf
Hes a sociopath
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 yup! Their faces, too! 😂 it was nice to see Joe be put in his place..
What Happened Next at Mill Street Bistro?
In the months that followed, the menu at Mill Street Bisto in Ohio had been changed but some of Gordon's changes were kept.
Mill Street Bistro staff were fired including servers Jen, Kayleigh and Rebecca are gone as well as Chef Tommy.
Joe is back in the kitchen as Head Chef.
In December 2013, Joe Nagy renamed and redecorated the restaurant.
Mill Street Bistro in Ohio was relaunched as Maple City Tavern, a family friendly restaurant and the reviews are mostly negative.
In January 2014, Joe from Mill Street Bistro sued Gordon Ramsay's production company for missing items and damage to the restaurant. He settled the claim for £900 compensation.
Mill Street Bistro closed in February 2016 as Joe felt it was the right time to sell up.
The restaurant was sold for $140,000 in March 2016.
Most of the recent Yelp reviewsprior to closure were 1 star reviews and reviews on Trip Advisor were not much better.
The negative reviews are mostly due to poor quality, bland and over priced food.
Mill Street Bistro was aired on March 1st and 8th 2013, the episode was filmed in July 2012 and is Kitchen Nightmares season 6 episode 10 and 11.
Great followup, thanks for the insight !!
@@Uncle_Houndy You are most welcome!
You are the hero we needed. Thank you.
LOVE U
@@josyylonen ROFL!!
Imagine being booted out of your own kitchen, in your own RESTAURANT, by GORDON RAMSAY, then moaning to your customers about why one of the world's greatest chefs is WRONG 😂
I still can’t believe the guy had the balls to call a renowned chef a liar. This guy makes it his generous job to go around and fix restaurants, yet Joe wants to talk shit like he’s a pro
And he’s back in the kitchen…..
But don’t forget he put Gordon in his place jus like I told the customer
@@hex_49 Ain't generous bro. It's content. He's getting something out of it too. He ain't just doing it because he's a nice guy.
@@robinabernathy2829 I’d still argue it’s extremely generous. He took the time and resources to make sure these companies were back up and running.
I love that Gordon is beyond friendly and respectful to servers. Unless they are activly doing something wrong.
And hes agressive but not mean with the cooks, until he knows they are the reaaon the foods bad, and not the owners.
Being told to "cook my burgers" by Gordon must've felt like an actual compliment as he goes to yell at your boss lmao
Frrr, that’s a sign of trust right there lol
@@Jo-er6tw frrrrrrrrrr
Honestly amazing how he was just nodding as the 2 of them were fighting
Joe is honestly terrifying. He wants power and so rules with an iron fist, but adopts the attitude that best suits his needs. At first he tries to mirror Gordon, projecting success and authority, but it doesn’t work. The moment Gordon threatens to leave, Joe switches, becoming what he thinks Gordon wants to see. You can actually hear it in real time at the end of part 1/beginning of part 2. And once Gordon agrees to stay and is on his way to overhauling it, he switches back. Unluckily for him, Gordon doesn’t take bs, and sees through him and his gaslighting
Great analysis. For real
Perfect example of a narcissist
That kind of mimicking is a trait of psychopaths. It was a trait noted of HH Holmes. It’s not that Joe is going to murder anyone (probably) but they’re psychopathic traits.
anddd even after agreeing to change and this whole ordeal… he set foot behind the burners. all over again.
The bit that got me was when he was berating the staff, and then the minute he realised customers were there he started being all nice to them and appreciative. Such a horrible man.
The fact that Joe mimics what he thinks Gordon is going to say about a dish, and then Gordon DOES indeed say it, means he KNOWS it's wrong or stupid.
the funniest parts 😂
29:35 Good lord, this is a spot on impression of every boss I've ever had working in a restaurant. Lmao
I love how Gordon was joking with the staff and making things light.
He tries to help the staff anyway possible
That's because Gordon isn't a dick. He only blows up at obnoxious customers and those that "claim" to be trained professional chefs. As opposed to what they are: Wetherspoons microwave technicians
"You don't hand me RAW vegetables in my dining room!"
He says after he tries to feed it to Gordon. 😂
He didn't even hand them to him either! He tried to put them on the plate and Joe took them!
Yeah I laughed too
no especially cause its just carrots. its not like raw meat or anything
It's also just carrots, not like raw meat or something that would actually matter to be handed raw. In fact, I'd be concered if a customer was handing me my food raw when it's not supposed to be LOL
ITs like a Ben Stiller line
i love how respectful gordon always is to staff what a man
And to Tom, a chef we stan 🙌
He was brutal with Chef Mike though.
I mean not in all episodes but in this one yes
@@Saicofakebecause hes a cheff we are talking about servers
@@L-W-ko1hn i think hes talking about Chef Microwave
I would love to be a customer waiting on my food and hear Ramsey yelling in the kitchen 😂😂😂😂
In every episode and Jon Taffer too😂😂😂
The prep chef who quit seems like a genuinely nice person. I'm so glad that she stood up for herself and did what was right for her and her profession!
And with how much she documented with food issues and said about doing cleaning, Prep, and working the others stations I bet her food is delicious.
That cut to the bull after he said "I'm not arrogant, I'm a passionate loving person" 🤣
Someone give the editor a raise.
What would have been even better imo, was a cut to Joes love goat XD
And then when joe said “roll the tape back because he didn’t throw me out, I walked out!”
They literally roll the tape back so we can all watch Joe getting thrown out of his own kitchen again! Just for shits and giggles 😂
These editors are hilarious and defos need a raise!
The Bull actually rolled his eyes 😂
😂😂😂
The staff pissing themselves laughing while Gordon tears this guy a new one is the greatest thing ever.
All that was missing was the popcorn 🍿
(especially since nothing else in there was edible...😶)
Oh I just said the exact same thing before seeing this! Haha foreal
Can you imagine how happy the staff were, listening to Gordon rip Joe a new one, the boss they so obviously hate.
What a satisfactory day for them, I'm kinda jealous.
2:49 "I've never had a piece of meat come back in here in 10 years."
3:40 "How long have you had the restaurant?" "5 years."
The man forgot what he said.
@@vbadimothebadassjackass8011 I mean he's not wrong
😂😂😂😂
Coming from a man that said he was selftaught by some master europian chefs and then stated he wasn't a chef thats kinda normal to say lol
A good liar has to have a good memory.
27:33 is such an underappreciated moment, looking over to TOMMY and calling him chef and not doing the same for Joe. Followed by how quickly Joe got triggered by that. Ramsay is a legend.
Yea the big guy is awesome and clearly knows what he's doing in the kitchen
@@IcemansWorld337He's passed
The loser ended up remodeling his restaurant and renaming it gains after the show filmed, he fired the staff that talked to GR about him, and then he sued the production company for “missing items”, claiming they were missing after the remodel.
Before the place closed, Joe got back into the kitchen (probably in order to add some raw onions into the French onion soup and maybe grill some lettuce…), and the Yelp reviews all had one star.
Seeing how he lies with a straight face, I’m actually shocked they settled the case for 9k$ (edit: read the comments under my comment, I could be wrong on the sum).
In 2016 he sold the place…
Basically he was trying to find a way to get more money out of everyone who tried to help him, but he’s a pathological liar and I hope he fails at everything he does.
“Farm to table” my ass.
He's narcissistic... Toxic person
Oh, I can't find any source saying $9000... as far as I can tell they settled the case for £900.... about $1125usd - which just makes it even more petty.
The police report says a £150 rondeau cooking pot and a plastic tub with several elk stakes or chops were reported missing.
In the lawsuit, he also claimed that the show misrepresented him as a " trigger-happy hot head who did not have a clue about the restaurant business.", and that the ceiling that was dismantled for overhead lighting wasn't fixed afterwards.
Grill some lettuce 😭😭, amazing episode
@@CallumPRobertson I could be wrong on one zero… TBH, seeing anyone actually settled with him shocked me so much that I could have the figures wrong.
Do you know if he win the cause?
"Should we put raw onions in an onion soup!!?? TELL HIIIIIIIIIIM!!!!!!" 🤣🤣🤣
I love how nice Gordon is to the employees but then he is just DEAD honest with the owner. I especially love the fact that the employees are enjoying the fact that Gordon is just going at him and not holding back. This is immaculate
Gordon's gone off on employees before, he's just also been in the restaurant business long enough to get that feel for who is actually putting in the work. He's there to find the weak links and shake them till they work. It's just more fun to watch when it's the owners.
@@tjrune3432 It's always the owners. The employees do not run the business, and the business is failing obviously.
@@MoonwalkerWorshiper Fair enough, I suppose even when there's terrible servers and cooks who get fired, usually it came down to an owner letting them get away with it, refusing to fire them, etc.
@@tjrune3432 Yeah or to hold them to a standard, like how Ramsey hold things to a standard.
@@MoonwalkerWorshiper - Agreed. It's always the owner. Even if a main problem is an employee, it still comes back to the owner because they should have fired that employee a long time ago.
13:33 *Gordon throwing flowers on the cake* ------>> *I LUV when his inner child comes out* 💯
Yeah I was scrolling for someone to say this and then him saying it’s like a funeral and walks with her like it’s a casket lol 😂 I like how he kind when he knows it’s not there fault ❤💜🥹
When he said “elk is supposed to have a bite” I googled what elk is supposed to taste like, and every description I saw described it as tender and not as gamey as other meats. Lmaooooo
I have had elk many times, and it is supposed to be very tender.
Amy from "Amy's Baking Company" should marry this guy!
@@Dakota-xi6cgshe's taken
@@gslang3489no her and Sammy divorced.
@@bostonb4kedbeansreally??
"I'm not arrogant"
"The things that I'm doing are pretty incredible, even by my standards"
“ I’m going to get a bite to eat” K/O move. Joe soul was stolen in that moment 😂
I am forever thankful that Gordon is so nice to staff who are not at fault.
The “thank you my darling” he always says to the waitresses heals something in me😌
That sous chef is amazing, and Gordon knows it. Trusted him to cook the burgers and knocked out the service after kicking Joe out the kitchen. Man I hope he's doing better for himself. He deserves it.
He’ll have no trouble finding work as a sous. What an opportunity and memory to cook alongside Ramsey during a dinner service!!
@@Sunrax_ He passed away.
@@jonathansack6827 DAMN REALLY? 😭😭
@@jonathansack6827 WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK
ELABORATE- @@jonathansack6827
"You're gonna hand the owner little petit carrots?"
Gurl you handed Gordon Ramsey little petit carrots
“He is being so critical”
Dude there was a literal rock in your ravioli! I think that’s something to be critical about 😅
"I'm self taught by some of the best chefs in Europe"
Let's just let that sink in for a bit.
😂😂😂😂
Lol i said the same...Thats not self taught, andddd u didnt go to culinary school 🤦🏾♀️ You are not a chef sir
Right😂😂😂 aka I'm an independently wealthy narcissist so after collecting my inheritance, I traveled to Europe, met a bunch of chefs during my travels and decided it looks easy-I can cook, so I returned, bought a farm (when does he care for his animals bc it's a 24/7 job??) and started my "farm to table" bistro in a very repressed area of NE Ohio.
It was embarrassingly obvious Joe knew NOTHING about the meat he raised. He would have had big game chili, sausages and bison burgers on the menu from the rip. I'm not sure who said it but he was correct once he started saying Gordon's insinuating he's a fraud, cuz he is/was!!
He should hang up the restaurant whim and stick to raising elk and bison, and his chickens/poultry. He's definitely got money from somewhere based on his previous globe trotting through Europe self training😂, and his farm which is quite nice, AND that bistro. I'm sure the only reason he's in the kitchen is to feed his ego- I'd bet donuts to dollars that he doesn't need the revenue. I'm also betting this place went down the tubes...
He probably kept rambling about elk at them while he watched them work, then they told him to go away and he deluded himself into thinking its mentoring.
"Lettuce, onion, burger, lettuce, sauce"...Joe would never survive building a Big Mac 😂
😭 you’re so right
😂😂😂
My man was stuck in the missing pickle episode trying to figure out the burger recipe 😮
1:04:06 He didn't say _ANY_ of that to him!😂
I can only imagine how mad he was watching this episode and seeing how foolish they made him look. "He didn't kick me out of my kitchen!" **Cuts to Gordon kicking him out of his kitchen**
“It’s tender , it’s delicious” *still chewing after a couple minutes*
The way he's so kind to the waiters is such a green flag honestly as someone who's been in Amy's and the others' position with an asshole boss to boot these kind of customers were the highlight of my day. It always felt so nice to finally be treated like a human being. honestly it warms my heart
It really is, Gordon is never mean he is just very very honest and honesty sometimes hurts. He is always ready to help and build up people who are willing to learn and listen. A true leader
fr, some people forget that the waitresses aren't the reason why the food is shit
You're not wrong, but have you seen how Gordon speaks to his own staff?
Never seen a person less deserving of help than this owner.
Other than Amy and Samy… yeah.
Amy doesn't even get helped lol
"I know more about fucking elk, and buffalo"
And, I suspect, goat
One of the funniest episodes for sure, as a European myself I'd really like to know what an "Old School European" is supposed to be 😂
Think he ment his goat "Skinny"
Vito Corleone
Dracula.
Mans Blood Pudding is amazing
Romans or Gauls, maybe.
I mean there are quite few chefs that have attained a serious status in the culinary world across the continent. I was expecting some names, but the guy was clearly bullshitting.
I love how patient Amy was, she really was such a kind and honest lady. Honestly none of the staff deserved any of that abuse.
Mill Street Bistro is not open anymore. Mill Street Bistro was renamed to Maple City Tavern in 2013 and then eventually closed for good in 2015. In 2016, the owner, Joe Nagy, sold the old Mill Street Bistro location for $140,000 to end things for good
(Sarcasm Warning)There's a surprise! Think I'm going to have a heart attack from that surprise.
Joe also sued the production company and Gordon Ramsey he was a psycho 😂
No way! Seriously?
Really for what reason??
Wtf ungreatfull jerk@@razmus9708
@@razmus9708for real?
I love how as he’s calling his food the freshest they show a clip of him taking stuff out of the freezer 💀
13:20 is one of my fav moments in the entire series. i've always loved how gordon interacts with the staff because it's always nice seeing his more friendly playful side come out not to mention it's funny as hell 😭
He’s like Malcolm Tucker- treats the innocents with respect and like human beings but those who are incompetent he’ll give them a bollocking.
The little smirk on that guy’s face when he broke Joe’s tirade to tell him he’s got customers 😂😂😂😂
I would've let him drone on honesty.
I wouldn't want to hear the servers to be berated like that any longer
THAT WAS SO SMOOTH!
Joe: “you’re my twin”
Gordon: “I can cook”
Destroyed
Oblitherated
Emotional damage
@@muleyamwiinga3988 Made me take my leg off my chair.
@@justinturner8278ahahaha and scratch your head good one
Joe got uno reversed
can i just say i love gordon for not making a big deal about the patrons being related to the american cancer society? allowing them to be treated like normal human beings having a good night out, instead of the well-meaning-but-exhausting alienation of the sympathy conversations? just. i really do love how gordon is with people.
I love how after joe loses a confrontation and he just goes outside, bothers the customers, and then a random woman on the street, and then goes back in
Yep, I couldn't believe what I saw.
That random woman was also the customer
Watch again carefully
The real question is how in the world did joe recruit such amazing staff?? The make him look like a rookie in his own restaurant 😂
Seems like they're from a smaller town so there probably isn't much competition.
Narcissist are great at picking their victims
Restaurants with higher-priced menu items means larger bills per table, which means higher tips. They're there to get paid.
Just like what Gordon says, Joe pays them and if they go against the grain he cuts them down.
Sometimes the show hires actors including: staff and customers.
"Well, I do have a confession to make... Joe has been listening."
The collective sighs and shoulder drops ... heartbreaking to watch. 😭
Personally I found that a bit weird how they were all so scared to lose their job like come on! Have some balls and tell this idiot how stupid he is! No way I'm letting someone belittleing me like that fk no! I rather lose my job or quit than taking this shit.
Pretty sure he fired them afterwards as well, I'm not sure Gordan had their backs after all
@@j0kerclash289i know right? 🤣 mf most likely fired them anyways
"I've got your backs"...how is that? How does Gordon protect them from being fired after he left?
Fr he broke their trust and pretty much worsened their relationships with Joe which weren’t good to begin with 😬
i love how angry he got over gordon handing back the tiny carrots