A standing buffe table for eating every hour regardless of time a day, and lots of variation on it. You get tired of eating the same thing every day, especially if its on a buffe. Lots of seasonal variation, regional, exotic, whatever. Because I have very irregular hours I need my crew to be able of eating immediately and whenever, like breakfast in the middle of the night.
@@bgueberdenteich5206 Yeah, sorry. English isn't my first language, and it spells without a "T" in my natural language. I hope you understood my intent anyway?
I wonder if the president is able to just grab something to snack on from the fridge. I get the late night munchies and I'd feel like a D asking ppl to cook at midnight
$80k - $100k for a full-time, private chef might be a bit of a lowball amount, especially with no overtime pay, but the job has amazing prestige. Any chef that could put that on their resume would get any job they wanted after that.
For a presidential chef it would not be something to brag about being able to whip up a hamburger and fries for Trump when applying for a 3 star restaurant job. Well, maybe a McDonald's. The man is a garbage can and so is McDonald's.
You never worked in a hotel I guess - - the chef besides the general manager / director is one of the 2 or 3 most important /powerful person in the chain, no arguments there
you can tell whoever created this video has never worked in a commercial kitchen before....none of the "shocking" demands listed are unusual for any restaurant or catering kitchen
@@borrago well yeah they do after all they are making money so after all it's just much as a valid carrier choice as yours same with sports music place carrear choice here (________) so I really wouldn't really say "real work experience" because I could say the same thing to you if you were applying for a job that you had no previous experience with before just sayin
Trump saved the time and used tax payers money on a foot ball team by order in tons of pizza hut , McDonalds & Burger King. ( Didn't want to use the fine China & Silverware.)
The pres pays out his salary for his groceries, meals for himself his family his personal guests and guests at Thanksgiving dinner. He also pays expenses for food, drinks etc for all private parties. Gets a detailed bill every month.
The rule that the first lady is in charge of hiring the executive chef and can fire them is probable from a time in history when it was the wife's job to manage the staff.
2:14 that's called At-Will Employment, and most people in the real world live under it. At-will means that an employer can terminate an employee at any time for any reason, except an illegal one, or for no reason without incurring legal liability
@@jeppajeppson2900 not if you are terminated 'for cause'. also in Wisconsin the EMPLOYER decides who gets unemployment, and who doesn't. of all the jobs I've lost, none of them decided that I deserved unemployment.
@@protorhinocerator142 not quite true. I Always work efficiently and professionally, but a$$holes and motherf*ckers have gone WAY out of their way to f*ck me over and get me fired, and if that doesn't work, aggravated me to the point of doing something stupid in public ... that's happened a time or two and no, 'supervisors' won't ever do anything about the jacka$$ causing the problem, but they WILL can your a$$ the second YOU do anything wrong... always
okay, i seriously almost vomited when she mentioned that Nixon liked to eat cottage cheese smothered in ketchup 🤢 it’s seriously difficult for me to even dream up anything more revolting than that 🤮
Most people don't realize that the president's family pays for the food they eat, unless it's for an official function. Both GWB and Obama said they had sticker shock the first time the monthly bill was presented to them.
@@anthonythorp7291 Even if that were true, which it isn't, that would literally be less then 1/100 of a penny for every person. If you're going to make up something, try a little better at the shock value next time.
you believe that WH has a standard "55 minute" premise? (yeah, "I don't like broccoli" isn't ground-breaking.) if I were potus, cumin would be limited. not verboten but ... - bc it makes me congested.
A number of these are a surprise. The chefs are household positions, not government jobs, and the wife is traditionally responsible for running the household. Also, the chef is responsible for all food and drink made in the household, unless there’s a special position for a particular food or drink
The White House isn't a restaurant. It is the president's family's home. Everyone else has the right to eat what the like in their own home, why not the first family?
"Everyone else" can also go for a jog at sunrise or for a walk alone with their spouse in the moonlight... The President (and the First Family) CAN'T... I would like to assume that those who are campaigning for the presidency are intelligent enough to realize the inconvenience of the White House Meal protocols and if it made them too unhappy they can choose not to run for the office...but because of the necessity for a LOT of SERIOUS protection, which Im sure can be a huge PITA for them but as an American, I WANT to KNOW that my president and the first family are WELL PROTECTED. jmoho
@@melaniev4390 "at will" doesn't mean they can just fire u for any reason, as I stated. All that means is that they don't owe u an explanation. If that were the case then they can fire people simply because they are black, or Hispanics, or old, or any other reason.
In the U.K the Prime Minister has to either cook their own meals, employ a chef out of their own salary or order takeaways. There is a chef for official events but not for private use.
@@Teporame That's because the US and UK government are structured very differently. In the UK, the Prime Minister is the Head of Government. The Chief of State (essentially, the symbolic representation of the nation) is the Monarch. In the US, the president is both Head of Government _and_ Chief of State.
1:03 I have honestly never tried to give any boss a mint that I've brought from home.... lol That would be kind of weird.... "Oh! I brought you this!" **pulls half-melted chocolate out of his pocket** "It's for you......" lmfao!
Since they are staffed sufficiently to cover banquets, I am certain that they have a cushy job for 90% of the time. Therefore it is not unreasonable to expect them to work a few extra hours now and again.
@@wilsjane it probably depends on who is in office, if they are finky late night owls or easy laid back average Joe that doesn't mind slinging a burger. But I know very few kitchen workers, myself included, that gets paid OT. Mind gets banked for time off, I'm currently owed almost a weeks worth right now and I haven't worked since March.
@@HeadlessChickenTO I doubt the job allows the president to be a nightowl. . Being a nightowl usually means you end up sleeping during the day. The president's days are pretty heavily scheduled. That would tend to preclude sleeping during the day.
Not really, they don't make any sense. Many lethal substances have a long duration between intake and poisoning, like for example the mushrooms of the Armanthia group. It takes several days for the poison to kick in.
From what I heard, Trump liked to do things like that. He had to maintain a public image for decades, well known for his expensive suits. At night he would like to sit on a couch in a t-shirt and eat cheetos or something messy, and eat it like a slob. Just because he could. It was his version of escape, which I can sort of understand. Or so I heard. I was never invited to those parties with The Don. Wanna 'nother puff, bruh? Naw, man I'm good (as I brush fake cheese dust off my wife beater shirt).
@@HumanWAname I don't disagree with your statement, it's technically correct. But I'm sure you get my point or at least a what I was getting at. But again, you are correct...I appreciate the kind call out. These days with the political conflict we have in this country, it's nice that when someone has something to push back with, like you just did, but didn't without going overboard. Seems like too many people cant have a conversation like this without insults are fighting ect., so I appreciate that very much. 👍🏼 Hope all is well on your end, my friend. Stay safe, stay healthy and all the best!
The timing of any dinner party is key it doesn't matter if it's 50 guests or 500 the smallest delay of time can really throw off the head kitchen and it's chefs even just by a few minutes People have to understand that once any foods are prepared it will only take a very small window of time for the food to dry out or go hard depending on the dish being served some things just can't be reheated
I agree. There's virtually nothing surprising here. A real non-event. I wonder why it was made? Possibly to garner the almost 1m views. But that doesn't mean almost a million thought it was good - in fact only 9,500 did like it. 1 in 100? That says something about what people thought of the quality.
Be careful with that mentality. For you cannot expect forgiveness and love from God BEFORE you have shown the same to others. Be God-conscious and ask yourself if God has fired you for your misdeeds. Huh? Wake up!
My culinary school instructor, Chef Jon Hill was the White House chef in the Reagan years. The stories he would tell us about his experiences there were pretty awesome and odd
All this and Trump brought in Burger King and McDonald's for his guests Edit - I get it people, the gov't was shut down and chefs were not working. Doesn't detract from the fact that Trump bought FAST FOOD when he very easily could have catered a fancy restaurant or found some other way to take care of his guests. Bottom line, he didn't care
Ah! That's the beauty of it! They made the Big Macs and Whoppers in the kitchen, then they got the containers from the restaurants to make them look they were authentic fast food.
Y’all are just plain stupid... that was during a government shutdown. Whitehouse chefs are government employees so they weren’t working. He bought all of the food with his own money so that they would at least still have some kind of dinner. He would’ve obviously used the staff if that were an option... please do your research before commenting something you know nothing about. :)
I first thought it was so they wouldn't get upset stomachs; like how olympic athletes go to familiar fast foods when far away and don't try new stuff to avoid risks. But seeing this vid, seems like they are completely capable of giving food that is ok for the team.
@@kouheimassey The kitchen was closed due to a partial government shut down that happened when the governments budget wasn't agreed in time, the second time he did it was because the athletes enjoyed it the first time.
@@phiksit agree i mean its highly prestigious job position and one where the chefs most likely went through years of studying and gaining expiernce and then you are downgraded to burger fliper.i feel bad for them they deserve better in my opinion.
Back in the '60s, Lyndon Johnson made Air Force One make an emergency landing at the Denver airport. It was a genuine emergency. He was out of root beer and was throwing a fit. His aides ran into a gift shop to buy a case of A&W for Johnson. True story. 😁
Why should those hundreds/thousands of eggs "hopefully never be eaten"? Nothing wrong with them. We always ate dyed and painted eggs as Easter. The dye doesnt' permeate the shell. And besides, it's edible dye.
its not the dye, its the hours they spend outside of the refrigerator while staff hides and then children look for them. Food police are overly concerned about salmonella. i say as long as the egg isnt cracked and its not sweltering outside, eat it.
@@Claire-oq7ut Whether you like him or not, he still has absolutely no palate. How could someone ruin an $80 steak by getting it overcooked and smothering it in gross ketchup?
I couldn't imagine never cooking for myself or my family. Or if someone were cooking for me daily, never eating with them. It would take the intimacy and togetherness that a meal has away for me. If it were me I would choose a chef that could make meals I typically couldn't. I would do everything in my power to occasionally cook with them or at least be in the kitchen to draw inspiration from them. It may sound trivial but these people know your pallete your likes and dislikes from taste, texture, and presentation. It may sound silly but I would sooner this than golf, or camp David, or anything else presidents do for leisure. Food is a passion.
The bit that sticks out to me is Michelle Obama saying she'd tell Barak "don't say you want something, because..." I feel like they were the type to not overly tax the staff.
I know an evangelist with the same problem. Someone asks him what he would like, he'd say something like Starbursts and then for the next 5 churches (because word got around) he was given so much Starbursts he got sick of them, lol. People want to go out of their way to show they care, but wind up overdoing it.
I didn't think that was convincing. Surely grown up professionals would know that when the boss says he likes something it doesn't mean he wants it all the time. More likely a good sound bite to use with the press?
@@dionlindsay2 U make a good point but in the scenario with the evangelist, I could see how that happens. People take a liking to U so when they find out U have a preference for some type of food/snack/drink, and they have the opportunity, they'd give it to U, if they can to show they care. About 3 familues found out one year that my brother (outgoing genuinely sweet person) loves pies, he got 3 different pies for his birthday that year. Rectangular, casserole-sized pies. Thank GOD our family had the foresight to not include pie on the menu. We just cooked everything thing else (cant remember any other dish from that year except the pie). We had pie for each meal for a few days until it was finished (even he got a bit tired of pie for a while after). He expressed his appreciation though❤, my younger brother.
This reminds me of Trump ordering fast food for the top athletes. They had the once in a lifetime opportunity to have a royal meal by incredible chefs and were deprived of that for cold hamburgers and fries and T. was stupid enough to think that was a good thing.
Wasn't that during Congress throwing yet another temper tantrum and locking down the Government yet again? Government lockdown = Federal employees (including the White House kitchen staff) can't work or _won't_ work because they're not getting paid = the President has to get on the phone and order some Private Sector catering or whatnot.
Ah. The life of a Chef. No over-time pay (Check), long hours (Check), available all the time (Check), no job security (Check). Love my career. This isn't JUST the White House. This is every job in the restaurant industry. Every time you've gone out to eat, there's likely a line cook who's been working a 12-14 hour day to serve you, with no over-time pay. Oh, and that holiday he wanted off (Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas?). Strong no. You work when you need to work. There's no Mon-Fri here, it's Mon/Tues, Thurs/Fri/Sat with split days off and long work days.
Interesting choice of words. You post said "forced" would u choose that word for Joe or BRak, or GW Bush? All jobs especially in food handling have rules and regulation.
Random question: what kind of computer is in the B-roll at 3:23? The angles aren't ideal so the part where the CRT should be looks... *weird*, and the computer itself is just a vague black square I don't have any reference points for. It's ironically the fact that I *can't* make out what I'm looking at that makes me so curious, FWIW.
well it's not even that, if you paid attention to the video you woulda notice that the white house will go ahead and make whatever fast food item you want and make it look like fast food.. so trump isn't even eating real McDonalds.
@@mmmodafoca that's crazy they made the fast food boxes or bought the boxes ? I'm wondering if they do that with a pizza but not brand names that just sounds crazy
I find it perfectly normal that a wife should be able to fire house staff. Why would she need her husband's approval for that? Job security is greatly earned by pleasing your boss. So... listen to the lady of the house!
Yeah like primary job being cooking for the house, the wife and even husband should be able to handle who gives them every meal?! Ofcourse you would like to eat from someone you prefer/like...
@@orane3549 he's a hater. but the truth still stands.. don't work as a chef in the white house.. you can earn more in any other profession outside the white house.. at one point its charity work.
@@travisfields157 interesting.. want a stepping stone into your career? Apply to the White House lol.. I think you need those four years of experience to even be considered into employment in any position I’m sure. I think what’s being expressed here is that for similar expertise level you get paid less in the White House. It wouldn’t surprise me if that’s true. Everything in the USA is horrid wages.
The presidential household is given specific funding by law, the president can assign who-ever he want to manage his household and staffs. That person can hire and fire any persons under that budget unless the president say otherwise.
No midnight snacking! I would starve!!! I would totally be the president calling down at 1am. yeah... um . . is there any cake down there and a Coke.... Oh and I'll just put the breakfast order in now. I'll take a steak, bacon, jalapeno ranch pizza. LOLOL
It's not strange that they don't get overtime...that is standard if you draw a salary instead of getting an hourly wage. What IS strange is how low that salary is.
The president doesn't get paid overly much, considering. Guess it's a "paid by taxpayers' dollars" thing. It'd be interesting to know what other WH workers get paid.
@@MrFungus420 really..I couldn't have said it clearer...how could you possible know what their salary is??how could you possible know that this is a true video? Seems to me it is made by someone who has an axe to grind..anyone with common sense would think for just a moment that with all the dinners he goes to it's only normal he would just want a big mac...I'm sure you've had just eggs for dinner..
@@sagbrady8414 Considering that this is much clearer than your original question, you obviously could have said it clearer. The salaries are a matter of public record. Anybody can look them up. The head chef does not go to the dinners, so I don't know what you are babbling about now.
Are you kidding me!?!? I’ve worked in restaurants for over ten years…if I were to go in one day and they’re like “we’re making beer today” best day ever
I don't like how she said obama could have sent someone to get him a 6pack. If that's the case why not run out to get a burger. Or a steak. Becuase I'm sure this staff isn't the only one who can make a burger.
She didn't say that the Obama could do that. She was commenting on the fact that Obama asked the staff to make a beer scratch. She said that although the staff were enthusiastic to make it, one has to wonder if the staff considered to just run out and grab him a six pack
If you were the president, what would you want on the menu?
Pho, A good tasting thick cut steak, and coleslaw for everyone!
A standing buffe table for eating every hour regardless of time a day, and lots of variation on it. You get tired of eating the same thing every day, especially if its on a buffe. Lots of seasonal variation, regional, exotic, whatever. Because I have very irregular hours I need my crew to be able of eating immediately and whenever, like breakfast in the middle of the night.
@@ingvarhallstrom2306 BUFFET
@@bgueberdenteich5206 Yeah, sorry. English isn't my first language, and it spells without a "T" in my natural language. I hope you understood my intent anyway?
@@ingvarhallstrom2306 ....You Doing A Good Job With Your English Writing!
Even as the POTUS, I would feel like an ass waking someone else up at 2 AM for some Pizza Rolls.
I wonder if the president is able to just grab something to snack on from the fridge. I get the late night munchies and I'd feel like a D asking ppl to cook at midnight
@@klairdelun456 I was wondering the same thing. It's quite a funny thought.
They did say that was rare...
@Anzu Wyliei why carrots?
@Anzu Wyliei because they're carrots.
$80k - $100k for a full-time, private chef might be a bit of a lowball amount, especially with no overtime pay, but the job has amazing prestige. Any chef that could put that on their resume would get any job they wanted after that.
For a presidential chef it would not be something to brag about being able to whip up a hamburger and fries for Trump when applying for a 3 star restaurant job. Well, maybe a McDonald's. The man is a garbage can and so is McDonald's.
@@qualitytraders5333lol anyway to criticize him I guess
@@qualitytraders5333cry more
Chefs are largely unappreciated everywhere and anywhere!
Agreed!
You are so right. Sadly to say, because most restaurants the Chefs are flossing to the max.
Unappreciated *
Do you even watch Food Network?
You never worked in a hotel I guess - - the chef besides the general manager / director is one of the 2 or 3 most important /powerful person in the chain, no arguments there
you can tell whoever created this video has never worked in a commercial kitchen before....none of the "shocking" demands listed are unusual for any restaurant or catering kitchen
@Sunday how are you doing?
@@borrago No real work experience? You can say it's a different work experience, but claim they have no real work experience is just wrong.
@@borrago well yeah they do after all they are making money so after all it's just much as a valid carrier choice as yours same with sports music place carrear choice here (________) so I really wouldn't really say "real work experience" because I could say the same thing to you if you were applying for a job that you had no previous experience with before just sayin
the getting up at 3am for pizza roolls is.
26 uear catering worker. Can confirm, none of this is that surprising of a high stress kitchen
I think the overtime compensation comes in the form of being able to put “White House Chef” on your CV...
Exactly, not overtime payments at the moment but your future will be settled with that title.
Trump saved the time and used tax payers money on a foot ball team by order in tons of pizza hut , McDonalds & Burger King. ( Didn't want to use the fine China & Silverware.)
@@johnbockelie3899 ok bud even the leftist news admitted he payed out of his own pocket
The pres pays out his salary for his groceries, meals for himself his family his personal guests and guests at Thanksgiving dinner.
He also pays expenses for food, drinks etc for all private parties.
Gets a detailed bill every month.
@@johnbockelie3899 wasn't it because their was a gov't shutdown? and he personally paid for it out of his pocket.
The rule that the first lady is in charge of hiring the executive chef and can fire them is probable from a time in history when it was the wife's job to manage the staff.
Or perhaps cook for her husband before the couple even csme to the white house!
Now im wondering if Jacinda ardern partner will also have this kind of responsibility
But President James Buchanan never married. Who managed _his_ White House staff, I wonder?
@@BloodyBay his niece
Or maybe more so, so that there isn't rampant abuse of money waste like Micheal's 20+ staffers....
2:14 that's called At-Will Employment, and most people in the real world live under it. At-will means that an employer can terminate an employee at any time for any reason, except an illegal one, or for no reason without incurring legal liability
Yes absolutely true how ever they could collect un employment as well
Like with most jobs, the key to job security is to not suck at it.
Do the job expertly and professionally, and you'll be fine.
@@jeppajeppson2900 not if you are terminated 'for cause'.
also in Wisconsin the EMPLOYER decides who gets unemployment, and who doesn't.
of all the jobs I've lost, none of them decided that I deserved unemployment.
@@protorhinocerator142 not quite true.
I Always work efficiently and professionally, but a$$holes and motherf*ckers have gone WAY out of their way to f*ck me over and get me fired, and if that doesn't work, aggravated me to the point of doing something stupid in public ... that's happened a time or two
and no, 'supervisors' won't ever do anything about the jacka$$ causing the problem, but they WILL can your a$$ the second YOU do anything wrong... always
okay, i seriously almost vomited when she mentioned that Nixon liked to eat cottage cheese smothered in ketchup 🤢 it’s seriously difficult for me to even dream up anything more revolting than that 🤮
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I just add mustard to the mix to make it delicious, you should try it.
At will employment is also called paid servitude.
He ate that shit to "lose weight" apparently
Nixon eating or the ketchup with cottage cheese?
What they don't say is: having the gig on your resume is a *bigly* thing for your career.
HAHA BIGLY
There was a chef who lied about it and still continued to work as a chef.
I don't know in the present situation. "So, you can burn a steak, and make reheat 1,000 big macs. Next."
No kidding! The chef could practically name his restaurant and wages. Oh, you need a reference? Call President Donald Trump. That's T-R-U-M-P.
@@travisfields157 you mean F-O-R-M-E-R President Trump.
Most people don't realize that the president's family pays for the food they eat, unless it's for an official function. Both GWB and Obama said they had sticker shock the first time the monthly bill was presented to them.
Interesting. No wonder Trump had people get fast food for him instead. Cheapskate.
@@Janine.Najarian The white house chefs probably gave him a toast that night 😂
@@Janine.Najarian I find it sad that anyone who has their own amazing chefs and can afford quality meals would opt for MacDonald's.
Kevin. And yet we taxpayers paid someone $60k to take care of Obama's dog.
@@anthonythorp7291 Even if that were true, which it isn't, that would literally be less then 1/100 of a penny for every person. If you're going to make up something, try a little better at the shock value next time.
I’m a chef in DC, my roommate is a sous chef at an embassy, nothing here is unusual to us
you believe that WH has a standard "55 minute" premise?
(yeah, "I don't like broccoli" isn't ground-breaking.)
if I were potus, cumin would be limited. not verboten but ... - bc it makes me congested.
Cool gigs...
A number of these are a surprise. The chefs are household positions, not government jobs, and the wife is traditionally responsible for running the household. Also, the chef is responsible for all food and drink made in the household, unless there’s a special position for a particular food or drink
feel like a waste of tax money... at least they should pertend to act like they making new kind of food... for international relation or shit..
@@campkira the president needs to eat, along with people who works there, guests for social functions, visiting dignitaries
@@campkira The president buys his own food so he is wasting his own money.
The White House isn't a restaurant. It is the president's family's home. Everyone else has the right to eat what the like in their own home, why not the first family?
"Everyone else" can also go for a jog at sunrise or for a walk alone with their spouse in the moonlight... The President (and the First Family) CAN'T... I would like to assume that those who are campaigning for the presidency are intelligent enough to realize the inconvenience of the White House Meal protocols and if it made them too unhappy they can choose not to run for the office...but because of the necessity for a LOT of SERIOUS protection, which Im sure can be a huge PITA for them but as an American, I WANT to KNOW that my president and the first family are WELL PROTECTED. jmoho
Yes ,but in Fjbidens case , Jill eats rats,bats , owl feet cooked over A big pot in the galley !
The chef can be fired at any time and for any reason.
Yeah, you're in America. That's how it works.
Thats what I was thinking. 😅 My boss can fire me at any time for any reason too...
@@melaniev4390 actually, no he can't. Might wanna read up on the laws in your state buddy
That is not how it works in the public sector.
I know my state laws. It is an "at will" state. No reason is needed to fire someone.
@@melaniev4390 "at will" doesn't mean they can just fire u for any reason, as I stated.
All that means is that they don't owe u an explanation. If that were the case then they can fire people simply because they are black, or Hispanics, or old, or any other reason.
Most government jobs have a Title with a pay range. You know this going into the position. There are also perks like insurance.
When they leave the White House could you imagine having that on your resume most would open their own place but still.
@@DHarri9977 - yes. It means you could walk into almost anyplace && get the job.
@@bandit2602 Bingo!
@@DHarri9977 thank you they are all bitching.
If anyone ever planned an event or catered a wedding then you know none of the state dinner information is odd.
In the U.K the Prime Minister has to either cook their own meals, employ a chef out of their own salary or order takeaways. There is a chef for official events but not for private use.
Right. Presidents in our country are treated like nobility.
@@Teporame That's because the US and UK government are structured very differently.
In the UK, the Prime Minister is the Head of Government. The Chief of State (essentially, the symbolic representation of the nation) is the Monarch. In the US, the president is both Head of Government _and_ Chief of State.
Yall act like you dont have a whole ass Royal family that forever has the privilege 🙄
Prime Minister Jim Hacker got his own chef.
You guys have the Royal Family though.
Let me taste test those Kobe beef and Chateau Lafite 1989. Yummmm... Yikes... I've finished them...
why are you everywhere 😭
wow
@@ahmednisar2359 Says Ahmed, the creepiest name ever.
R M - Hey, President Mak , you PROMISED to protect the budget when YOU campaigned . . . ,.
Shut up
Most likely they don't get overtime because they get a salary and are thus "exempt" employees (i.e., employees that don't get overtime pay).
1:03 I have honestly never tried to give any boss a mint that I've brought from home.... lol That would be kind of weird.... "Oh! I brought you this!" **pulls half-melted chocolate out of his pocket** "It's for you......" lmfao!
Giving a boss a mint? Don't know if I would. Implication "You have halitosis." To intimate. Maybe just leave a box of them on their desk.
@@bonniegirl5138 my first thought was the ones they leave on pillows in hotel rooms 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Take a hint
No overtime for chefs? Sounds like any other kitchen gig...
Since they are staffed sufficiently to cover banquets, I am certain that they have a cushy job for 90% of the time. Therefore it is not unreasonable to expect them to work a few extra hours now and again.
@@wilsjane
it probably depends on who is in office, if they are finky late night owls or easy laid back average Joe that doesn't mind slinging a burger. But I know very few kitchen workers, myself included, that gets paid OT. Mind gets banked for time off, I'm currently owed almost a weeks worth right now and I haven't worked since March.
@@HeadlessChickenTO I doubt the job allows the president to be a nightowl. . Being a nightowl usually means you end up sleeping during the day. The president's days are pretty heavily scheduled. That would tend to preclude sleeping during the day.
feel like a waste of tax money... at least they should pertend to act like they making new kind of food... for international relation or shit..
They're probably all salaried positions.
Royalty have had food testers for centuries. As do leaders around the world. I guess it makes sense the president would have them as well.
Not really, they don't make any sense. Many lethal substances have a long duration between intake and poisoning, like for example the mushrooms of the Armanthia group. It takes several days for the poison to kick in.
If it’s part of their job, they are not forced to do it.
@Master Of puppets The title says they are forced to do it
I think your sentence is wrong.
I wonder if the president is ever like can I have some mac'en cheese and tacos while wearing some sweat pants
They have a small private kitchen in there (Kennedy’s put it in) just for that purpose.
From what I heard, Trump liked to do things like that. He had to maintain a public image for decades, well known for his expensive suits.
At night he would like to sit on a couch in a t-shirt and eat cheetos or something messy, and eat it like a slob. Just because he could. It was his version of escape, which I can sort of understand.
Or so I heard. I was never invited to those parties with The Don.
Wanna 'nother puff, bruh?
Naw, man I'm good (as I brush fake cheese dust off my wife beater shirt).
Why am I always looking for an Adam’s Apple on Michelle? I know it must be there somewhere but seems to be hidden in all photos
Imagine getting the job, and the President serving McDonald’s all the time. What a slap in the face.
Lol
@@justinwhalen9262 it’s not called a regimen it’s an administration regime are dictators
lol no shit eh haha 75 days, the obese orange man will be gone for good
@@michael-mtechnically until congress calls it the election is not over and trump has not lost
@@HumanWAname I don't disagree with your statement, it's technically correct. But I'm sure you get my point or at least a what I was getting at. But again, you are correct...I appreciate the kind call out. These days with the political conflict we have in this country, it's nice that when someone has something to push back with, like you just did, but didn't without going overboard. Seems like too many people cant have a conversation like this without insults are fighting ect., so I appreciate that very much. 👍🏼 Hope all is well on your end, my friend. Stay safe, stay healthy and all the best!
Presidents must pay for their own food if it isn't an official state function.
trump probably eats only mcdonalds and other garbage food, so that doesn't cost a lot
@@Wayneparjer27828 WOW, what a dumbass you are. LOL
@@trreb1 maga dummie go fk yourself
Шалун Songz So true! Plenty of catsup/ketchup!
Classy people here.
I can see how that being the chef.For the most powerful person in the world.Would be a very stressful job!
Working with world leaders is far easier than working for pop stars and football players who think that they are God.
Restaurant work is stressful in general tbh.
feel like a waste of tax money... at least they should pertend to act like they making new kind of food... for international relation or shit..
Very Good Job, God bless you all, and God bless the USA!!!
Missed marketing opportunity - First Beer, Barack Obeerma. The Official beer of the White House.
Beerack Obama
The timing of any dinner party is key it doesn't matter if it's 50 guests or 500 the smallest delay of time can really throw off the head kitchen and it's chefs even just by a few minutes People have to understand that once any foods are prepared it will only take a very small window of time for the food to dry out or go hard depending on the dish being served some things just can't be reheated
most executive chefs, in the outside world, are on salary which rarely given overtime.
What is the big deal this is done in every country all over the world.
I agree. There's virtually nothing surprising here. A real non-event. I wonder why it was made? Possibly to garner the almost 1m views. But that doesn't mean almost a million thought it was good - in fact only 9,500 did like it. 1 in 100? That says something about what people thought of the quality.
Currently, the President's meals fall under the jurisdiction of Ronald McDonald.
Not any more
@@hilaryc3203 That's what I was going to say !
@@hilaryc3203 unfortunately
@@whatthefrickbro fortunately. I miss the 4 years of laughing at the usa I must admit.
@@hilaryc3203 nope. now it's nanners and mash.
So you're saying, Melania Trump went into McDonald's and started interviewing the guys in their grill area.
Lmaooooo
Yeah she put them on her casting couch. Yikes. Cringe way to get a job
😩😂😂
I'm fat
Lmao. I bet they did for liability issues.
LOL!!! Each hamburger had a bite taken out of it. Upon further forensic study, it was determined the bite marks matched Trumps.
@@melangellatc1718 lmfao
No only the stuff he eats
President Trump he can dish it out but he can't take criticism!!
Why is that weird if I had staff I would certainly want to be able to replace them ,just like any other job lol
Be careful with that mentality. For you cannot expect forgiveness and love from God BEFORE you have shown the same to others. Be God-conscious and ask yourself if God has fired you for your misdeeds. Huh? Wake up!
@@Fordie47 what if they don't believe in god?? Huh?! Wake up!!
@@patrickbrinkworth9125 It is not their belief in God that matters! It is your belief in God that matters! Wake up!
I'm sorry, I can't help it.....when they said, "we are literally inside of him" I had to giggle a bit
My culinary school instructor, Chef Jon Hill was the White House chef in the Reagan years. The stories he would tell us about his experiences there were pretty awesome and odd
Yeah I wanna hear the "odd" stuff 😂
Spill the beans
@@Jessica-to8um lol
@@Jessica-to8um lmao not everyone goes back to reply to a comment in a YT video
To be fair hill has been an instructor at the culinary institute of arts for like thirty years now
All this and Trump brought in Burger King and McDonald's for his guests
Edit - I get it people, the gov't was shut down and chefs were not working. Doesn't detract from the fact that Trump bought FAST FOOD when he very easily could have catered a fancy restaurant or found some other way to take care of his guests. Bottom line, he didn't care
@@Bman87 Name calling. Really! Grow up! There are much better ways to vent than that.
Really it's just fast food
@@Revelation18-4 I don’t care
Ah! That's the beauty of it! They made the Big Macs and Whoppers in the kitchen, then they got the containers from the restaurants to make them look they were authentic fast food.
Y’all are just plain stupid... that was during a government shutdown. Whitehouse chefs are government employees so they weren’t working. He bought all of the food with his own money so that they would at least still have some kind of dinner. He would’ve obviously used the staff if that were an option... please do your research before commenting something you know nothing about. :)
Crikey is the narrator’s commentary inane. A private chef that’s required to cater to the employer’s whims? Unheard of! 🙄
Imagine that employer or a family member being allergic to something and the chef deciding that he's not going to follow his employer's instructions.
@@shadowfox009x - you missed the snark
Gosh why are you so mad?
@@justnoah2073 Nobody is mad.
That so called reenactment of a food taster at the beginning of this video looked just gross!
thank you.. exactly.
What a shame the sportsmen were served takeout
I first thought it was so they wouldn't get upset stomachs; like how olympic athletes go to familiar fast foods when far away and don't try new stuff to avoid risks. But seeing this vid, seems like they are completely capable of giving food that is ok for the team.
@@kouheimassey The kitchen was closed due to a partial government shut down that happened when the governments budget wasn't agreed in time, the second time he did it was because the athletes enjoyed it the first time.
feel like a waste of tax money... at least they should pertend to act like they making new kind of food... for international relation or shit..
Thank you so much for the wonderful description of Cristeta Comerford. Love it
UA-cam putting an ad banner saying that the elections are secure as I’m watching a video about food makes me question the election
Poor white house chefs all these highly skilled chefs and then you got a president that only wants food from the local fastfood joint
Reduced to highly paid food presenters / hamberder stackers.
@@phiksit agree i mean its highly prestigious job position and one where the chefs most likely went through years of studying and gaining expiernce and then you are downgraded to burger fliper.i feel bad for them they deserve better in my opinion.
Back in the '60s, Lyndon Johnson made Air Force One make an emergency landing at the Denver airport. It was a genuine emergency. He was out of root beer and was throwing a fit. His aides ran into a gift shop to buy a case of A&W for Johnson. True story. 😁
Sheesh!
Obama would if he ran out of watermellon!
@@jeledarichardson67 ????
Can't stand that shit-kicking heehaw
He was a jerk anyway.
Making Hamberders all hours of the night
😂🤣
And delivering them to trump’s bathroom- lol
Don’t forget the covfefe.
I wasn't a fan of Obama, but giving credit where it's due, I completely agree with having his kitchen brew beer. Great call!
Good video. Thank you. Was very interesting.
They made there own beer ?!?!?!
That sound hella good
We're not just around, outside, and next to the President...
We're physically inside him... 👁👄👁
Why should those hundreds/thousands of eggs "hopefully never be eaten"? Nothing wrong with them. We always ate dyed and painted eggs as Easter. The dye doesnt' permeate the shell. And besides, it's edible dye.
Deviled eggs for days.
We always ate them🤷🏻♀️
Deviled eggs, egg salad sandwiches, potato egg salad, ect. We had eggs for days
@@roguerebel2947 damn now I want an egg salad sandwich😂😂
its not the dye, its the hours they spend outside of the refrigerator while staff hides and then children look for them. Food police are overly concerned about salmonella. i say as long as the egg isnt cracked and its not sweltering outside, eat it.
Because rich Americans love throwing away food while the homeless starve
5:46 Describing 60,000 people cycling through the White House to see the Christmas gingerbread house.
Cardi B in 2020: CorOoOnA ViiiiRruuUs!!
This was wonderful video, my brother whom was a Sous chef for 32 years (passed 2016) would have loved it
So who screens Trump's big macs and diet cokes?
Hopefully Trump. 🥴👍🏼
Biology professors and biological/chemical warfare specialists employed by the secret service. Just like every other food item in the white house
I was wondering that too
Secret Service
@gamanin8 🤔🤔
What about the fast food chef for Trump?? I saw no Burgers, no shakes, no fries... fake news I tell you!
James Franko back under your rock sad troll.
I’ve seen this same comment like 10 times already lmao we get it. You don’t like Trump 😂
@@Claire-oq7ut Whether you like him or not, he still has absolutely no palate. How could someone ruin an $80 steak by getting it overcooked and smothering it in gross ketchup?
@@loganmckevett5364 not i, but lots of people, including my mother and my husband before i taught him the value of a medium rare steak.
I couldn't imagine never cooking for myself or my family. Or if someone were cooking for me daily, never eating with them. It would take the intimacy and togetherness that a meal has away for me.
If it were me I would choose a chef that could make meals I typically couldn't. I would do everything in my power to occasionally cook with them or at least be in the kitchen to draw inspiration from them. It may sound trivial but these people know your pallete your likes and dislikes from taste, texture, and presentation. It may sound silly but I would sooner this than golf, or camp David, or anything else presidents do for leisure. Food is a passion.
I think I would cook with the staff from time to time. I love cooking and eating.
Mrs bush couldn’t handle the seasoning 😂😭😂😭
Fascinating insights into a probably over looked position too many times.
The bit that sticks out to me is Michelle Obama saying she'd tell Barak "don't say you want something, because..." I feel like they were the type to not overly tax the staff.
I know an evangelist with the same problem. Someone asks him what he would like, he'd say something like Starbursts and then for the next 5 churches (because word got around) he was given so much Starbursts he got sick of them, lol. People want to go out of their way to show they care, but wind up overdoing it.
I didn't think that was convincing. Surely grown up professionals would know that when the boss says he likes something it doesn't mean he wants it all the time. More likely a good sound bite to use with the press?
@@dionlindsay2 U make a good point but in the scenario with the evangelist, I could see how that happens. People take a liking to U so when they find out U have a preference for some type of food/snack/drink, and they have the opportunity, they'd give it to U, if they can to show they care. About 3 familues found out one year that my brother (outgoing genuinely sweet person) loves pies, he got 3 different pies for his birthday that year. Rectangular, casserole-sized pies. Thank GOD our family had the foresight to not include pie on the menu. We just cooked everything thing else (cant remember any other dish from that year except the pie). We had pie for each meal for a few days until it was finished (even he got a bit tired of pie for a while after). He expressed his appreciation though❤, my younger brother.
The obama's were well-known to treat staff like grabage
$100,000 a year to cook is plenty. Anyone who feels they need more, needs to take a hard look at their spending habits.
1:08 i don't think you should ever offer your boss a mint
Wow I want all the food I saw. It just all looked so good!!! Great work.
Thank you for sharing!
Very interesting video!
This reminds me of Trump ordering fast food for the top athletes. They had the once in a lifetime opportunity to have a royal meal by incredible chefs and were deprived of that for cold hamburgers and fries and T. was stupid enough to think that was a good thing.
Wasn't that during Congress throwing yet another temper tantrum and locking down the Government yet again? Government lockdown = Federal employees (including the White House kitchen staff) can't work or _won't_ work because they're not getting paid = the President has to get on the phone and order some Private Sector catering or whatnot.
Ah. The life of a Chef. No over-time pay (Check), long hours (Check), available all the time (Check), no job security (Check). Love my career. This isn't JUST the White House. This is every job in the restaurant industry. Every time you've gone out to eat, there's likely a line cook who's been working a 12-14 hour day to serve you, with no over-time pay. Oh, and that holiday he wanted off (Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas?). Strong no. You work when you need to work. There's no Mon-Fri here, it's Mon/Tues, Thurs/Fri/Sat with split days off and long work days.
Excellent narration. Thank you.
Makes sense that food be inspected since food tasters are known through history since food is so easily poisoned.
chefs can easily create botulism toxin if they wanted
I quate «we Are not only next to him but fysically inside him» i went like whaaaaaaat?????????
As long as the chef had a killer "biscuits and gravy" recipe, I'd be happy with whatever they provided.
Exactly
Very COOL😎 to know, I loved the story, thank you
LOL!!! @5.06, "Head Pastry Cehf"!
@11:28 "we're physically inside of the president". 😂😂😏
😂
Interesting choice of words. You post said "forced" would u choose that word for Joe or BRak, or GW Bush? All jobs especially in food handling have rules and regulation.
"We're physically inside of him."
This reporting was like a high school talent show.
Random question: what kind of computer is in the B-roll at 3:23? The angles aren't ideal so the part where the CRT should be looks... *weird*, and the computer itself is just a vague black square I don't have any reference points for.
It's ironically the fact that I *can't* make out what I'm looking at that makes me so curious, FWIW.
The U.S. President and First Lady have to pay for their food.
i didn`t know McDonald had a executive chef for trump.
well it's not even that, if you paid attention to the video you woulda notice that the white house will go ahead and make whatever fast food item you want and make it look like fast food.. so trump isn't even eating real McDonalds.
@@mmmodafoca nonsense. That massive man baby wouldn’t eat a burger that looks like a McDonald’s
@@mmmodafoca
that's crazy
they made the fast food boxes or bought the boxes ? I'm wondering if they do that with a pizza but not brand names
that just sounds crazy
Who offers their boss mints at work?
"mints from home"
Netflix: Are you still watching?
Someone's Daughter: 11:23
Great
The greatest human being of all!
I find it perfectly normal that a wife should be able to fire house staff. Why would she need her husband's approval for that? Job security is greatly earned by pleasing your boss. So... listen to the lady of the house!
No one elected the first part to anything so if this were a government job she should have no power to fire anyone.
@@miked3723 Her husband elected her.
Yeah like primary job being cooking for the house, the wife and even husband should be able to handle who gives them every meal?! Ofcourse you would like to eat from someone you prefer/like...
@@miked3723 have you ever heard of the cabinet?
@@KolchaksGhost Okay. Did you notice how I said should, to signify I was expressing an opinion.
Note to self: don’t get a job as a chef at the White House
I don’t think you could if you tried
@@FourTwenT Why?
@@orane3549 he's a hater. but the truth still stands.. don't work as a chef in the white house.. you can earn more in any other profession outside the white house.. at one point its charity work.
Or you could work there for 4 years and have THAT on your resume. Then getting that big career job would be almost a given.
@@travisfields157 interesting.. want a stepping stone into your career? Apply to the White House lol.. I think you need those four years of experience to even be considered into employment in any position I’m sure.
I think what’s being expressed here is that for similar expertise level you get paid less in the White House. It wouldn’t surprise me if that’s true. Everything in the USA is horrid wages.
Let the chefs know Donny's only path to 270 is loosing 50 lbs.
Damn! 😂😂😂😂
as a conservative that's hilarious
Michelle Obama says Pizza is a Vegetable.
why are they forced to follow? This is America, quit, get another job, sue...take your pick.
I would order comfort foods. I like to cook so I'd watch them to get ideas
so they just drive to mcdonald's now? easy gig
I thought the secret service picked it up?
@@jasonindus : I doubt they need a mcdonald's employee, just order in a freezer full of mcdonald's patties, buns, fries, & condiments.
Seems odd that a non elected non federal employee can fire a federal employee.
The First Spouse technically isn't even an employee.
The presidential household is given specific funding by law, the president can assign who-ever he want to manage his household and staffs. That person can hire and fire any persons under that budget unless the president say otherwise.
No midnight snacking! I would starve!!! I would totally be the president calling down at 1am. yeah... um . . is there any cake down there and a Coke.... Oh and I'll just put the breakfast order in now. I'll take a steak, bacon, jalapeno ranch pizza. LOLOL
Job security? Like any job if you suck you're fired.
everything in America is "astoundingly stingy"
I think the rich endulge the hell out of themselves while being stingy with everyone else. It's how they got rich in the first place.
Why aren’t they showing the bodybuilder chef that is working there now and that has been since Clinton
His name is Chef Rush, and I agree, not a single picture
It's not strange that they don't get overtime...that is standard if you draw a salary instead of getting an hourly wage.
What IS strange is how low that salary is.
The president doesn't get paid overly much, considering. Guess it's a "paid by taxpayers' dollars" thing. It'd be interesting to know what other WH workers get paid.
And you know this how??
@@sagbrady8414 There are two people you could possibly be addressing, and a couple of different things you could be asking about.
Care to clarify?
@@MrFungus420 really..I couldn't have said it clearer...how could you possible know what their salary is??how could you possible know that this is a true video? Seems to me it is made by someone who has an axe to grind..anyone with common sense would think for just a moment that with all the dinners he goes to it's only normal he would just want a big mac...I'm sure you've had just eggs for dinner..
@@sagbrady8414 Considering that this is much clearer than your original question, you obviously could have said it clearer.
The salaries are a matter of public record. Anybody can look them up.
The head chef does not go to the dinners, so I don't know what you are babbling about now.
Are you kidding me!?!? I’ve worked in restaurants for over ten years…if I were to go in one day and they’re like “we’re making beer today” best day ever
I don't like how she said obama could have sent someone to get him a 6pack. If that's the case why not run out to get a burger. Or a steak. Becuase I'm sure this staff isn't the only one who can make a burger.
She didn't say that the Obama could do that. She was commenting on the fact that Obama asked the staff to make a beer scratch. She said that although the staff were enthusiastic to make it, one has to wonder if the staff considered to just run out and grab him a six pack
Me just looking for the buff chef that does 1000 pushups a day
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