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Are you going do episode 4 review?

I love how people go from don't stop Joel you can't take the risk to, why did you shoot them you didn't know if they were sick.

you get stabbed and hug it out the next day...the Chicago way... lol

There’s no apology lol

Y’all the first reactors to pick up on the fact that Sydney was thinking about her mom in the sundae shop. Also, I think Sydney’s issue stems from him bailing on her earlier only for her to find him back at the restaurant.

I don't think Sydney overreacted. To me she seemed calm with Carmy but confused. She spent all day on a food tour that was supposed to be with him but he bailed on her and she doesn't hear from him again until she shows up at the restaurant. I don't see her wanting to be consulted about the walls but rather informed about them. A simple text. I'm on no one's side. I'm just enjoying art imitating life.

Didn't Sidney have her own catering business at one time? How does she not know what questions to ask? At the very least she should be clear on what her title will be. Carmie is seriously lacking in communication and social skills. I doubt Fak is his best friend. He just seems to go along with whatever Clair says.

I need clarity on this "partnership". I thought this was a family owned restaurant. Mikey left it to Carmy. Natalie co-signed on a loan. And uncle Cicero seems to be funding this whole thing. What sort of partner could Sydnie possibly be? There is no way she has a financial investment in this.

Sydney's montage was my favorite part of this episode. I loved the music and editing. I didn't see an over reaction. Sydney felt she should't have been surprised at such a big change to the budget.

when they pull out the middle names and call "mom", lol 😂😂😂 Love Robert Townsend as Syd's dad. Hope we see more of their family back story.

Is Fak married? He wears a wedding ring.

The scene with Sydney's dad telling the story and how quiet it got afterwards, man that always gets to me. So sad :(.

You picked up on Sydney not being open about her family and the great Robert Townsend.

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So Carmy did in fact throw away money. I can’t remember when but they reference the amount being like $5k short now…. lol

Im a big psychological nerd so i just wanted to share this insight, no hate to y’all i love your reactions!!! i think from the beginning when richie would talk about mikey you can tell he was really hurt, i think certain people including myself picked up on that very early on so i guess they expected y’all to also pick up on that being the reason he was super annoying but not everyone is able to pick up subtle things like that and i agree that a lot of those comments probably missed that too on their first watch but not everyone, which why the writers makes it more obvious later. Also with sydney, i don’t know if people were upset with y’all about this but the whole reason why she was being so mean was bc carmy was saying everything was ok with her accidentally serving her dish to the food critic when she could tell from his passive aggression that he was pissed at her so when the orders starting coming in, carmy brought up the dish and that was what annoyed her bc she was fine with taking responsibility about the order machine and was really mad that carmy was mad at her about something she had no control over, she didn’t know that man was a food critic so why did carmy being it up during the machine order issue, so all that + richy egging her on about the dish and implying she did serve the dish to the food critic on purpose really set her off. I don’t care about the richie thing bc it was more subtle but i thought the sydney situation was a lot more on carmy not being able to communicate his emotions in the kitchen, if you notice he really on does that when he is outside, like when he talked to sydney last season and also the marcus. Carmy is not a good leader in the kitchen he tries his best but he doesn’t know how to control his emotions which i think should be more recognized bc sydney got upset due to the lack of communication from carmy, that was the core issue.

Why are we calling Marcus "L Boy"?

this season is some of the best stuff on television in a LONG time..11/10

The members of the family all call each other “Bear” because it’s a play on “Berzatto” - their last name

Tina training to be the new Jeff , yes please❣️

Bruce Hornsby was a nice choice for the opening music.

This entire season is so good.

The genius pace of the show is that as somebody whose worked in restaurants and hospitality world is that pace is fast and real

The can in the first episode was a big can

You guys feeling for Richie came about exactly how it came about for me. Sometimes people see a hardened individual and it’s easy to assume they were always that way. I love how they showed his flaws as well as his struggles and how we got to where we are. Richie messes up but good god does he have bad luck too. Excited for season 2.

I really like this show, and it just gets better. Thank you for putting your thoughts to share.

The anger comes from her being constantly antagonized by Ritchie. It finally bubbled all the way up.

You two are the biggest germaphobes lmaoooooooo no other reactions mentioned half of what you guys did lord 😂😂😂😂

Yall better leave Matty Matthison alone! lol he’s a chef in real life the only chef on the show and he a consultant on the show so he may be disgusting as Fak but Matty is amazing

The can Carmy threw away in episode 1 was a different size.

I love that Fak is like everything a chef shouldn't be, while being played by an award-winning chef. Matty is just awesome, episode after episode.

The fire was REALLY bad CGI lol As far as Sydney & Marcus go, I’ll never be more upset than the people they wronged (irl). Richie seemed to be over whatever Sydney said & did to him, & Carmy apologized to Marcus, so yeah.

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I won't give any serious spoilers (at least I hope this doesn't count) but Richie goes through serious growth in season 2 and its great. The whole crew feels like family to me (bias bc I've seen s1 & 2 so far) but Richie particularly has been one of my favorites. He's not perfect, but he tries. There's one ep in s2 that's particularly criticially acclaimed, but its not my favorite compared to another one with Richie in it (again, trying to be as vague as possible haha). S2 is great, even better than the first to me!

I completely agree with you both on the analysis you did after the episode. Syd is obviously a great Chef, but she does have some attitude problems. She’s impatient and pushy. Great intentions, but she needs to learn how to WAIT her time, “earn her stripes” as people say, and how to LISTEN to those with so much more experience than her.

I agree about Syd needing to take some ownership of her impatient behavior. It has been great viewing season 1 with you two. Excited for your thoughts on season 2❤️‍🔥

That monolog in the beginning is sooo good.

We are indeed living in our past, present and future at the same time, known as the spacious present. As humans we watch it play out in slow motion. No time exists outside the Earth plane, except where another plane has a law that time appears to exist, (or a version of time).

Fun fact the actor that plays Fak is a real life chef!

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Mistakes were made on all ends here. Marcus, bless his soul, was in his own little world. Sydney wasn't willing to humble herself in front of her mistake. Richie cranked up his sandpaper personality at the worst possible time. Tina treating the place like a daycare. But Carmy was the worst of all - instead of backing down and admitting they couldn't make all those orders, he treated it like a personal challenge and screamed at everyone for not being as intense about it as he was. No one deserves to be treated like that.

Sydney was just emulating the stress and unhinged headspace that Carm was showing, who was emulating he demeaning way his former head chef spoke to him. It's the cycle of kitchen trauma, just like the cycle that parents pass down to their kids

As for the “confidential” on the script pages… typically instead of that it’s your name watermarked instead, but you’re allowed to share the script with your reader, scene partners, or scene study partner (which in this case is Ronald), however this is only for auditions, and even then in work, this can be the case but you’re limited to those involved in production, so it’s likely Ronald would be able to, but it would be James Marsden’s name watermarked on the page and his responsibility if the contents got leaked (hence the name watermark)

Finally!!! The number of reaction channels on RUclips or people on Reddit who defend or side with Sydney in regards to this particular episode. Like, erm hi, hello???? She absolutely was in the wrong with every situation that set them back.

Richie has been antagonising Syd from day 1, in this episode him and Carmy were passive aggressive towards her compounded by the extra tasks he piled on her. So she was bound to blow up. The foreshadowing was in the episode where Tina sabotaged her and Carmy gave new responsibilities despite her protests. It culminated in her being frustrated and blowing up. Here, Carmy wasn’t upfront with her about the reviewer and instead made snide comments to Richie who was already anti Syd. Syd was right in suggesting the to-go system to help the failing business. The order option left open was an honest mistake. Carmy was exposed as a poor manager. He too could have checked the tablet coz he was working on it prior to opening. So Syd is right, it’s not entirely on her, Carmy turned into his old boss which is something he said he didn’t want to happen.

Carmy is VERY MAD