The Bear 1x7 'Review' | First Time Reaction
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
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Maple and Arianna are back in the hectic kitchen of "The Bear" for their first-time reaction to Episode 7, "Review." This episode brings a mix of triumph and turmoil to the Original Beef of Chicagoland. The team celebrates as Ebraheim reads a glowing review praising their efforts, with special mention of Sydney's risotto. However, their joy is short-lived as they face an overwhelming lunch rush due to an oversight with the new computerized to-go service. Watch as Maple and Arianna witness the escalating chaos in the kitchen, leading to a tense confrontation between Carmy, Sydney, and Marcus. The episode reaches a boiling point when Sydney accidentally injures Richie and makes a shocking decision, while Carmy struggles to maintain his composure under pressure. Join them for a gripping review post-reaction, where they discuss the episode's portrayal of the high-stress environment of a professional kitchen, the complexities of leadership, and the emotional impact of striving for culinary excellence.
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to me it looks like very shitty move from both marcus and syd to just leave the place in tough time and those who have seen the next episode knows that it was carmy who first apologize meanwhile none of them apologize back at all, like they are acting they weren't at fault at all
It’s why if I watch season 2 it’ll be because I have nothing else to do. That whole thing where they are made out to be victims really ruined the whole show for me.
You want to see anxious, just wait until the Christmas episode.
They're already on season 2, and they've probably already finished the season. UA-cam is way behind. Patreon is up to date.
@@AbeVicious I'm aware of how UA-cam works. Thanks!
@@lanestapp2 you're welcome
@@lanestapp2 But how do magnets work?
@@mysticsaxophone4181science bitch!
Carmy was being an ass. I’m not gonna deny that. But Sydney and Marcus don’t get a pass on their shit either. Marcus just wasn’t doing his job. Sydney made a series of honest mistakes and bailed without fixing them. Not to mention I feel like she was lashing out at everyone (Richie had it coming but Tina was innocent) just as much as Carmy. He just happened to be louder so the blame got focused on him. But neither Sydney or Marcus owned up to their mistakes and took responsibility. They just ditched and blamed Carmy, who by the way has been running around like a crazy man trying to fix the place and claw them out of debt. And yes he could have been more supportive, at the same time he trusted Sydney to help him fix the place so much he made he his Sue chef after a few days. And she went behind his back and served a dish he said wasn’t ready, he never said no, he said it needed work, and she went behind his back because she thought she knew better. Also for anyone who wants to say that Sydney’s risotto had nothing to do with it and was good for business. Most of those preorders were probably because of that article. So every customer that preordered and didn’t get their food because they just had too many orders is gonna be bad publicity for them. Not to mention everyone who comes in expecting risotto is gonna be more bad publicity.
Thank you.
Miss me with that victim BS.
He yelled at you during a rush. If you wanna quit quit after service. The line was Sydney’s fault to begin with. Don’t even get me started on Marcus’s dumb a**
I have to totally disagree. Not with you. lol. With the ladies. Sydney caused the problem. Carm let her come in with a new plan and she absolutely blew it up. She couldn't have done worse or reacted worse. Marcus. Even though I love this episode, the only way a real person would behave the way Marcus did, would be if they were stoned out of their mind. Anyone would be able to understand the restaurant was in SERIOUS trouble and he is walking around with donuts. That felt poorly contrived to me. Even though he has been more single minded on his dessert, this still felt like he was either stoned out of his mind or the situation simply makes no sense. Carm reacted the way about 95% of head chefs would react to such a major catastrophe. They deserved to be fired on the spot, not give the opportunity to quit.
@@jmalonemyth yet they get apologized to and begged to return. So much for “family”.
Apparently that goes one way. Carmy acted like a jerk (has shown he is willing to acknowledge & apologize) yet doesn’t get their forgiveness.
He’s trying not to be like the chef he learned under. I get it. Yelling isn’t great leadership, I get it. But the man can never go off without being considered a permanent asshole?
For a chef, he has been very level headed to that point in the series even with all of the pressure he is under. For me, it made almost no sense that Sydney reacted the way she did when with full vitriol she called him a piece of s$%t. Even with his explosion in the episode, he hadn't earned that level of disrespect. The ladies said he didn't back her up. Excuse me,. He gave her a job, he essentially made her the #2. He was letting her change things up, but she gets mad because he won't immediately implement anything she comes up with. Well we saw how competent she was with the new ordering system.@@bigpictureguys8415
Not only was Tina innocent in this, she was practically worshipping Sydney. Do you know how much someone like Tina has to respect you and admire your level of skill to think you could teach *their* child to be better? Latina moms don't just let anyone do that. And then Sydney spat it all back in Tina's face, and Louie probably saw it too.
The fact that they shot this in one long shot just ups the anxiety, like you said, you felt like you were there ❤
I love that y’all view the show from the perspective of someone who is well versed in the way restaurants actually run. As a chef, this is easily the most accurate portrayal of kitchen life, but it’s also nice to hear things from the FOH perspective too. Please watch season 2, you will cry.
Carmy was being passive aggressive but it was not time to talk about that, that's why he was saying we'll talk about it later. But then Sydney leaving the pre-orders on and it was an honest mistake but then she walks out without helping? Also Marcus fucking about not doing the work and then leaving? Idk I get Carmy was being an ass and passive aggressive but I feel like they just weren't listening.
Yeah, those two fucked up so bad and then ditched.
Carmy’s attitude about the situation was completely justified. The majority of the problems were caused by Sydney and she took absolutely no responsibility for it.
Marcus was 100% in the wrong, but I understand why Sydney quit. Sure she was the sous, she was supposed to take care of things and report back to Carmy, but she never wanted to be, he basically forced the brigade and forced her into the position of sous. Besides, there's not much of a point in having a sous chef if you're not gonna listen and talk to them, and Carmy wasn't doing those things. She fucked up with the preorders, yes, but having a head chef you can't really rely on is horrible, and then that chef uses everything he can against you during a shitshow of a service? Not good at all.
@@pabloc8808 I don’t think that Carmy wasn’t listening to her. Sydney just wants to talk about things right that instant when Carmy wanted to talk about things later. Sydney is very fast paced about everything where I think Carmy is more cautious. Sydney wanted to start the to go service and add new items to the menu where Carmy just wanted to stay where they were at right now at least for a little while until they were more stable. If anything Sydney wasn’t listening to Carmy either. Sydney just needs to learn to slow down. She even stated in a previous episode that her catering business failed because it got too big too fast.
yeah my biggest issue with this show is how they handle all of that. They make Carmy out to be the bad guy when its Marcus and Sydney that fucked up then walked out.
I absolutely love that u guys actually have restaurant experience. Probably the only reaction channel I’ve seen with it. As a cook at a restaurant there’s been SO MANY “fight back the tears” shifts I’ve worked lol
Im of many minds on this ep. Like Carmy couldve just canceled and refunded the overnight orders and not put his crew through all that and I get why Sydney left bc she said in an earlier episode she didn't wanna work at a place where her boss is screaming in her face, but SPOILERS I don't like how later episodes never bring up that Sydney and Marcus did fuck up and they never apologized like Carmy did.
Canceling so many orders can be devastating for business and reputation.
@@TopGunZero Sure its a no-win situation but I feel like thered be some grace with the reputation as it was the first day with the online ordering system and losing face with a handful of new customers is preferable to losing face with your crew
@@troyareyes you're looking at hundreds of customers and these customers have hundreds of options for restaurants... It's too competitive to cancel that many orders and lose that many customers likely permanently.
You'll lose your crew when you can't pay them.
Cancel? All of those people were on the way into the restaurant. Damage is already done.
@@jmalonemyth Well they clearly didnt make the 300 orders in 8 minutes and even trying to caused 2 people to quit and the head chef to break down so it looks like even trying caused more damage.
Gotta say though felt like Richie was in on it trying to help but was more or less getting shuttered around
its not about who's fault it is, its about how ALL of them were dysfunctional and how thing after thing made it all fall apart. it was because of carmy, marcus, sydney, and really the whole system. and really, this stressful situation brought out everyone's worse traits, leading to failure. i saw it as an opportunity for growth!!
Arianna mentioned the whole "one person's bad mood will spread and ruin the day" thing (paraphrasing obviously) and I think that is the crux of why this whole thing was sorta on Carmy. Everyone talking about how Sydney and Marcus royally fucked up (and yes they did) but when Carmy started freaking out, it spiraled and made everyone else also freak out. A leader needs to keep their head and LEAD BY EXAMPLE. Hence why the show and whatnot makes Carmy apologize to them vs. vice versa. Love this show so much and this episode really captured that "everything is going to shit" feeling that you sometimes have in a restaurant.
i see people defending Carm but Sydney talked about how she used to worked in a place were the chef was a dick and i think Carmy behavior was bad memories for her so it's the reason on why she end up leaving .. she tried to help and Carmy told her to f off yes she should have left in the end of this mess but Richie kept coming at her for 7 episodes he basically call her a slut bc of the article in the paper that was just a situation when she was already on the edge .. so i totally get why she left .. Marcus on the other end f up for good
I dont think Richie was calling Syd a slut he was calling her manipulative that the 1 time she gives an off menu dish to a customer for free is when its to a critic and the critic specifically mentions in the review that shes the one who cooked it.
Her leaving wasn't cool at all when she was mostly responsible for the big chaos by leaving the pre-orders on. Carmy is usually in his own world n he has a lot on his plate n head so her adding to the chaos wasn't ideal to say the least. Marcus.... well that was something else, bad timing. Pretty stressful episode for sure lol
people in every comment section under this specific episode are so annoying and missing the point: all of the people in this restaurant caused this, it's the climax. idk why everyone expects these people to be perfect and have perfect reactions, they are very human and realistic. and exactly because of that they can improve now and learn. without conflict there would be no growth and i love this mess lol, it's directed and written perfectly.
When I first watched this, I had to unclench my jaw. Yup, they were NOT on the same page. JAW said in an interview that they rehearsed until they were almost hoarse. 🎭
When I first saw this I was just stunned once I realized it was all one shot. Soon as the episode ended I restarted it just to fully take it all in. Amazing job for the cast and crew and the amount of stress is insane.
Carmy was not cool under pressure lmao but Marcus and Syd pissed me off because Marcus needs to read the fucking room and Sydney saying "it's not on me" when a large part of it literally was on her is crazy to me. In all fairness though, Syd and Carmy's issue was something that was building because they were not on the same page for a while now.
Having this be a 1-shot was a pro move by the producers. Once again I love that you both have experience with this world, the insights are great. Can’t wait for season 2
You guys are the first reactors I have seen react to The Bear that have service industry experience and can relate to this episode. This was great, thank you.
Marcus and Sydney annoyed me so much this episode.
Sydney annoyed me every episode. Every character is flawed and we get to watch them improve. Sydney is the only one that seems to be presented as if shes flawless, despite being as broken as everyone else, and has made no effort to improve.
@chand911 it's weird to me that everyone seems to ignore the way Sydney was treated by everyone else in the kitchen since episode 1. She is the one that has tried to improve the kitchen the most, yet still gets undermined constantly. Of all the characters has not done anything as problematic as Carmy and Richie yet people hate her more.
The two of you have clearly never worked in a REAL restaurant. Sydney stayed longer than ANYone else would have in this situation. Carmy attacks her dish, again, when the orders come in. I understand the stress. I have actually been in a situation worse than this, in NYC. Had Carmy been there, nothing, would’ve been done. Nothing. Cousin Richie, he should not be working there at this point in the show, he is awful. The only thing Carmy did that was correct was tell Richie that he deserved being stabbed. Marcus, is obviously a dessert chef, a lot of people are pissed at him for working on the Donuts. This is the issue, at the end Carmy tries it, it was not only good- it was better than the cake. This comes down to COMMUNICATION. Richie can not attack random people and Carmy cannot break down and start throwing blame. This causes other people to leave.
@@joshuacoldwater Exactly.
@@chand911she's impatient? She wants to get ahead without waiting bc she knows she has the skill to get there, they litterally call it out in the show?
Here we go! I work in an elementary school kitchen and I feel like this all the time. Working in a kitchen is so nerve wrecking
I always bring up the music in this episode. Spiders by Wilco, the live version, even. Starts with a simple drum and bass beat and ends with an absolute cacophony of chaos and feedback.
Remember this song because it comes back at the end of season 2 and the vibe is completely different.
I love how they keep the live version of Spiders (Kidsmoke) rolling, with the end coming at the end of the episode, and they keep rolling the applause and cheers, like it is cheering and applause for the live performance the cast just performed with the one take.
I can't imagine blaming anyone else but syd or Marcus
Well that shows you aren't a leader or have owned a restaurant. Who's the boss here? Carmy. It always starts at the top.
@@candycaneri I’m pretty sure if anyone did what Marcus did in real life, they would have been fired.
@@BlueRaider141 when have I ever made an excuse for Marcus? Furthermore, if we wanna play that game, Richie should've been fired a long time ago.
@@candycaneri frontdoor3417 literally named Marcus in the initial comment and he isn't the boss meaning your comment is defending Marcus. And yes I agree, Richie should have been fired a long time ago if this was a real restaurant.
@@BlueRaider141and they damn sure wouldn’t have been apologized to and brought back
I don't understand why some people and the show itself gives Marcus and Syd a pass for screwing up this episode. It's one thing I would nitpick about this seasons writing.
Shout to Mr Editor of the channel. Really great job on the art of shifting close-ups and keeping the reactions visually stimulating through edits.
I think videos are edited by Chad, the channel owner. I say "think" because idk if he does it all himself, or has someone helping out.
The problem to Carmy is that Sydney went behind his back who is her boss and Head Chef. She can disagree with him but when she goes behind him, to basically mess with the menu when she was already said no or we will talk about it later, no less, that's a problem. She can't be doing thing's behind his back just cause she disagrees doesn't like it or think she has a better idea. Not only that but to leave during a rush that is low-key her fault because the pressure is on and basically interfering more then helping by talking shit to Richie, instead of doing her job with the vegetables, a lot of the onus is on Her and Marcus, who could not get out of his own head and do the job he was told to do FOUR TIMES, with a warning from Carmy on how he was gonna fuck his day up if he didn't focus.
At the same time Carmy should not have put her (an inexperience chef) in charge of a crazy system that's they just brought out. He needs to actually delegate and manage instead of falling into the chaos and losing his shit
When did she go behind his back, she made the risotto dish and he knew about, all he didn't know was that she gave it to some random guy and she was obliged to even tell him that. In tired of people trying to paint Sydney as a problem maker, when in fact she is a problem solver that actually makes things better for Carmy and the restaurant, when he starts to listen to her ideas in s2.
@@eseaosa1456 for a problem solver she sure made a lot of problems in this episode
Why can’t she? When a he can cause a rush then walk out on service and get an apology from the chef.
Poor girl though she got yelled at so she’s the real victim here
Loving these reactions. This is one of my top 3 episodes.
One of the coolest one shots I've seen. And yet so stressful.
Soooo.............nobody's gonna talk about Arianna's insanely badass Penguins gear??? Aaallrighty then😎
I feel like I'll always be in the minority when it comes to this particular episode and Syd. I don't understand why people expected her to apologize for walking out. To say that she made a mistake and just walking out is absolutely ridiculous. There were many things that led to her decision, and she shouldn't have to apologize for it. I can understand apologizing for other things, but definitely not for walking out in that situation. By the way, awesome reaction :D
Carmy agreed with the stuff Syd wanted to do, but he let her prod him to do stuff sooner than he was ready for, so when things went wrong, he flipped out on her, blamed her. As the boss, yeah, it's on him, he should not have let her pushing make him move before he was ready, but Syd pushed for this and then fucked them all when she took off. Marcus...I don't know what Marcus was on, but he was definitely on it. Supposedly he learned from the blown fuse incident, but I guess he didn't, since here he is, focusing on his passion project while ignoring his actual work again. All three of them fucked up, but only Carmy reached out and apologized.
STRESS STRESS STRESS!!!
we had this happen for a whole WEEK! like this every day . maybe worse, during Comic-Con we are the closest restaurant to the convention center.. we did around 900 covers in just 6 hrs.. with only one fking dishwasher, and one cook short.. our manager had to get in the dish pit to help lol.. it was the longest fking week.. boh cooks came clocked out like we just been thru war lol.. burns, cuts, waitresses quitting and crying lmao .. it was a mess.. 7yrs later my cook friends still laugh about that week.
Yeah, I have worked this shift: I was allways by myself with one chef when i had lunch shifts. Our restaurant seated 52 people (really should have been be 48). Worst day was when we had people there AT opening, it filled up within 15 min and didn't stop for 3+ hours... I had to balance service, clearing tables, helping the chef plating up and doing dishes .. I could never...stop...moving. People kept coming and leaving, It was honestly all a blur and I don't understand how we managed.😅😅😅
Yeah, It was insane and I know many of my colleagues who were part timers would have broken down.😢
most famous ONE SHOT in TV history
Awesome reaction of my favorite episode of The Bear!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Maple is right; ive worked in hospitality and food for over 20 years. As terrible as the anxiety this episode shows, its soooo normal. I have seen so many people just quit or walk out because of how bad it is, but us long term workers know that this is just another shit day. You do either need to cry, or hold it in and heavily self medicate afterwards, and this whole comment section is literally every hang out night with staff members about who screwed up what or who was really wrong. Theres a reason there arent many 20+ year veterans, and its definitely not fair we had to endure it.
How Sydney gets a pass with this episode is insane. Legit everything is her fault in this episode. From screwing up the ordering system, attacking fellow chefs verbally, disregarding your bosses wishes repeatedly, STABBING ONE OF THEM (knifework is day 1 chef stuff) and then giving up and the GALL of laughing on her way out is legit insane. Anyone on her side is fundementally broken on the inside. But Carmy gave her attitude so its all good eh?
u okay?
did you guys watch the episode with your eyes closed?? or even the entire season without paying attention to NOTHING?
Sydney is impatient and her behaviour is disappointing in this episode, but yeah don’t forget the entire story - she has been undermined and belittled this whole time, and the pre-orders were her fault but at least a mistake and not intentional. Attacking fellow chefs verbally? They’ve all been doing that to her since the start
Literally Sydney and Marcus are completely acting childish by continue talking shit and not doing your work and when they caused shit for the crew they abandoned them and quit. It’s pathetic that they don’t accountability for their actions.
That fact that some people can see Sydney as some type of victim when she’s the antagonist of the episode never stops to blow my mind
The first time I saw this episode I had to turn it off, I was damn near about to have a panic attack. I’ve been working in the service for over ten years in Detroit, and I’ve been through some crazy shifts but the shit they go through in this show nearly broke me.
Another good day, another Diegesis Video
I’ll keep swinging on this too but y’all gotta watch Thin Red Line!
Ooooo I was waiting for this one
Love the Penguins jersey!
That was rough to watch. Cannot imagine working in a kitchen after seeing this.
Let's all admit though, declaring "This isn't on me" after you've mistakenly allowed preorders and accidentally stabbed someone is fucking hilarious.
WHAT!
This is a good show but I really don’t get why they tried to portray Carm as the bad guy here
It’s so annoying
this is the episode i got off the Sydney train
me too like i was not on her or marcus's side
I love these twos reactions, i respect the fact they have experience in the industry but coming from a kitchen background, after watching this show i always hated Sydney, sure shes got alot of good qualities, shes smart, ambitious and her ideas, had they been implemented properly would have been extremely beneficial but shes green. Sydney is the worst kind of person to give power to make decisions, she is oblivious to the regular communication within a kitchen, nobody knows were she is, never communicating sharp, corner or behind and when the shit inevitably hits the fan she denies all responsibility and falls apart, the fact she leaves is all the evidence i needed to know she us in over her head, shes on her way no doubt about it, you gotta take your licks before you can play with the big dogs and she hasent paid her dues
Thats not to say they are wrong about everything, they are totally right about carm not supporting sydney and about cousin and everything going on with him, its refreshing to see the reactions of people who have been in the industry, who have lived through the kinds of things that go on, i truly believe everyone should experience what its like to work in hospitality and understanding what it takes to provide a service to someone makes people into better human beings, that being said, front of house experience will never have as much insight as back of house experience
This whole situation was sydneys fault. She is the one who forgot to turn off the pre order option. She then proceeds to act as a coward for quitting. So you ladies better reduce you biaseness towards female characters.
What a oner
Is that a *Penguins* jersey
This WILL NOT STAND
I think too many people get caught up in handing out blame for what went down in this episode when that’s not the point, but you guys nailed it. The boss sets the tone for how everybody else is gonna act and treat each other. Carmy is stressed and I get that, but it’s his attitude that trickles down into everyone else’s mindset. He puts down Sydney’s dish (by saying the food critic is a hack) and then when she tries to communicate with him or help fix the problem (that is admittedly her fault) he shouts at her. side note- the one take and the camera movement is telling this narrative too because yes it helps create an atmosphere of chaos and anxiety, but it also shows how the negativity flows from the top of the hierarchy down. We watch the interaction between Carmy and Sydney and then the camera follows Sydney as she chews out Marcus and berates Richie and Tina, and then we follow Marcus walking out.
I have a lot of empathy for Sydney to be honest, and that might be an unpopular opinion, but it’s not like she was being a bitch just to be a bitch. She’s gotten so much shit from everyone else this season and worked through it but she hit her breaking point in this episode and we saw what that brings out in her. Should she apologize? definitely. But am I still on her side? Yeahhhh
I never understood why they simply didn't cancel all the pre-orders.
If you order from a place and they cancel your order how likely are you to order from them again, scale 1-10?
Also with the 3rd party things it’s not easy or in some cases not possible to refund. You simply have to make it
A restaurant I worked at the only way to stop them was to mark the restaurant as closed on the apps. Once the order was in you were screwed
@@TopGunZero Perhaps a 5. But getting my order hours late or not getting it at all is not better.
When your boss tells you to do something you do it. You don't have to have a discussion. There's no meeting to be had. You want to get on the same page? I say, you do. Before work, after work you can talk about your feelings all you want. Right now, when you're slammed, sack up and get through it.
Finally someone with a proper mindset
A boss should not angrily yell at his employees lol nothing justifies that
@@schmuck.on.wheels And an employee shouldn't act like a child with their feelings hurt when they're drowning in orders that, by the way, were caused by your mistake. She was but hurt because he didn't pat her on the head and say that it was the "bestest dish in the whole wide world." All we needed was for her to ask for a "you're a rock star" sticker. Between that girls childish behavior and the dude with the doughnuts, I'd say he handled it reasonably.
@@ApexG321 I think you're overstating things but yeah, I don't disagree that she and Marcus were in the wrong. But people have fucked up all season and the major focus has been on dealing with the fuck ups in a mature, responsible, practical way. They both quit at the end due to Carmy's immature and abusive behavior, not due to not getting enough validation or whatever.
@@ApexG321 Expecting your boss to talk with you with RESPECT and not cuss and swear at you is "acting like a child" everybody LMAO Sydney already told Carmy she didn't want to work in a chaotic and place before so her quitting when he started to lose it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. You don't get to talk to people all kinds of way and expect them to want to continue to work for you. She was literally trying to help and come up with a plan and Carmy yelled at her to get the fuck away and her mentality dwindled from there so yea what do you expect? LMAO
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Defending Syndey js wild in this case. She went under him and served something not on the menu and also very taxing & pretentious to make in a takeout setting.
But she’s a girl who got yelled at when she made a mistake then compounded it. That’s abusive. Poor wittle alleged adult professional
Sydney got people so worked up in these comments its funny 😂
She was given so much control and blew it. She was already on edge before this episode this was just icing on the cake. Carmy trusted her. He knew what worked.
Carmy did it the best she was extremely disrespectful and would bet you fired anywhere else cooking if she did that but it worked and you have to put your ego to the side but she was disrespectful af for that just cause she couldn't stand him saying no to her. He is her boss at the end of the day and she sought out him not vice versa.
yea just imagine when she was failing in her garage someone came barging in and was just telling her how to do everything and went behind her back and sold a meal when she was stressed af and struggling. It is not about the food it's about priorities. do you want to win or do you want US to win?
Yeah never understood why sydney gets a pass. she fucked up and just because carmy got mad its cool that she insults everyone? especially what she said to richie. never understood why she never apologized and put all of the blame on carmy. marcus wasn't even attempting to do his work. carmy is totally justified and he still apologized
Bro Sydney is an absolute infant.
Marcus too. Victim ass BS despite causing the problem (Sydney) and exacerbating it (Marcus)
Although Carmy was a total dick to Sydney she totally fucked up
Wtf....these guys always take Sydney's side each time no matter what... the way she talked shit ab Richie and crossed the line and kept cursing at him like a maniac n then stabbed him like what?? Also she was the one who made a mistake then she walked out like a coward then u guys complain ab how Carmy acted?
Sydney and Marcus were such children this episode, they are the innovaters, but under pressure the old guard were the one that held it down.
Didn't notice anyone mention this, but the episode was all in one shot. So not cuts
For the people in the comments who've already seen both seasons. Do you see the "chemistry" that Syd and Carmy are supposed to have? Because I've heard they plan to make them a couple by S3 due to the fans complaining about it. The thing is I don't freaking see it. No chemistry at all. Hell, Richie and Syd have + romantic chem than C&S. Am I alone here? 🐻
i agree with you on all of that. syd and richie have more chemistry and none of them need to be wasting time on relationships right now. Richie, get your crap together, syd get your star and carmy, finish opening the new location. y'all are busy.
Nuts that Sydney and Marcus effectively get a pass despite them being the ones that set the fuse for the Carm spazzing.
14:07 definitely are btw
A pass? Bro they get an apology 😂
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Marcus pissed me off so much in this episode.
What? This episode shows how pathetic and childish Sydney and Marcus is. They cause trouble by not working *during* *working* *hours* and then quit during work after talking shit to coworkers *excessively* and then literately *stabbing* a coworker. They don’t even take accountability for their actions like a child.
But he yelled at her and she’s a girl so she’s a victim. Cry me a river ya unprofessional
I’m sorry but screw the sous chef & screw the donut chef.
He yelled at you? Big deal, grow up.
Oh by the way the rush was HER FAULT, and the donut chef was explicitly told not to do side work during service.
It’s not like carmy hasn’t recognized when he got too verbally aggressive before and apologized for it. Walking out during service is so unprofessional.
Sydney stayed longer than ANYone else would have in this situation. Carmy attacks her dish, again, when the orders come in. I understand the stress. I have actually been in a situation worse than this, in NYC. Had Carmy been there, nothing, would’ve been done. Nothing. Cousin Richie, he should not be working there at this point in the show, he is awful. The only thing Carmy did that was correct was tell Richie that he deserved being stabbed. Marcus, is obviously a dessert chef, a lot of people are pissed at him for working on the Donuts. This is the issue, at the end Carmy tries it, it was not only good- it was better than the cake. This comes down to COMMUNICATION. Richie can not attack random people and Carmy cannot break down and start throwing blame. This causes other people to leave.
Maybe it was better. But last i checked those donuts werent on the menu, they were a personal project. He basically said to carmys face i dont care about doing my work after i was told multiple times to get to it and work on my own personal things
@@luckypanda7707 Exactly! There’s a time and place and that definitely was not the right time.
Why start telling a story at the climax?
Sorry but no, everything is the fault of Sidney in this episode, you guys are crazy.
Sydney is the most annoying character!!!
I thought is was knifes sadge