I worked in the restaurant industry for quite some time. When Gordon Ramsey burst onto the Television Reality scene, I began to experience a rise in mean-spirited, belittling behaviour amongst those on the upper end of the culinary team hierarchy. A few years later, when the graduates of culinary schools started joining the working ranks…It was astonishing to see how many embodied, and exhibited these reality TV Chef’s personalities and penchant for drama. It never ceases to amaze me, how incredibly influential the curated content pouring out of our rectangles directly impacts/influences our human experience. Whether that be in portrait or landscape orientation.
I have a friend who worked in some of the higher end restaurants in Toronto for a while who said exactly the same thing. A lot of the head chefs and managers were monumental assholes and created extremely toxic work environments. Thee eventually had to leave the restaurant industry entirely because they had a nervous breakdown as a result of all the toxicity.
@@terrylong8894 I fully understand that scenario. It was a combination of that which your friend experienced, along with the unprecedented rise of eating preferences/diets/“allergies” and the accompanying customer that finally ignited the implementation of my exit strategy…the cost of the “medications” required to get by grew for too expensive and took far too great a toll.
I’ve said the exact same thing about Simon! He was much less sympathetic on American Idol than he has been on AGT, specifically as Piers said since becoming a father. ❤️ Still honest, but with more of a heart.
@@pauloferreira2189because people don’t make it to that stage of the show, televised w a live audience etc without going through previous vetting stages. Most people are mediocre, not good enough to be talented and not bad enough to be entertaining. The show could not exist if they just let anyone in to the televised and live audience stage
I see how these talent shows can bring out the best empathic and nurturing mentorships, whilst exhibiting harsh truths. But as Piers said there, he was told to act particularly harshly, but had to be right most of the time. There's a certain hubris in humiliating volunteers on these shows that never sat well with me. Similarly with the Jeremy Kyle or Jerry Springer show. It's more than valued negative judgement, it's a projection of our own inadaquecies. Thats why people watch it and enjoy it. I dont think its particularly in the spirit of good from a self-reflecting, self-aware christian perspective, given PRIDE is the bottom line motivation in watching people fail.
yes i mean as bad as your month was in work, and how many embarrassing things you may have did, you can always look at a show like that and find comfort in the fact that it wasn't as embarrassing as those contestants who were laughed at on the show. its a big hierarchy of shame and superiority. the people on these shows become scapegoats for all the viewers who don't have take any risk themselves whatsoever, but still conveniently get to laugh at the people on the show who do. whilst saying to themselves ''at least I'm not that bad or laughed at''
@@brianbridges8124 Well put. It's similar to the dynamic of a mob humiliating an outcast, done from the privacy of your living room sofa, where no one can see what an *sshole you are.
Thank you so much for articulating this appropriately. When I start speaking about it as a former chef whether I'm talking about Gordon Ramsay or I'm talking about these horrible celebrity chefs or Gordon Ramsay's master who works for knorr now for fs sake, I have a tendency to swear and lose my crowd. More annoying and having more of an effect now are these overly dramatic chef movies that are so unrealistic.
At the very beginning, Piers betrays himself stating that a journalist is a judgmental reporter of things going on. A journalist is supposed to be neutral, presenting the facts/ news, not propaganda to influence you.
He means it in a more nuanced way than that. They have to dig down to the truth. Questioning people in an interview is something you can’t do in a limp, neutral kind of way. They can do it in a fair way. I do agree that I am tired of the liberal spin on everything.
Everyone has biases and no one is neutral. Some are honest about their bias while others try to hide it. There is nothing wrong per se about bias. Morgan however is good at not talking about things which would contradict his views. In a discussion with Eric Weinstein who claimed the 2020 presidential election was not fair and was influenced by "tech companies" Morgan never took him up on his claim the election was unfair even though numerous judges, some appointed by Republicans, said the election was fair. One reason Morgan never challenged Weinstein's assertion is that the "tech companies" Weinstein refers to was one company namely Dominion Voting Systems which won a $787 million dollar lawsuit against Fox News owned by Rupert Murdoch who groomed Morgan in the first place. Morgan attempts to conceal his biases.
Welcome to Lovefest! Jordan: Morgan let's talk about how great, successful and wonderful you are. Piers: no let us instead talk about how great, successful and wonderful I am. Jordan: OK let's have it your way. Piers: you're so generous! Jordan: no you're so generous with your time. Piers: I love you. Jordan: I love you more. Piers: I love you the most. Jordan: I love you more than the most. ...
Where IS Susan Boyle today? I know she released several albums, sold millions of records worldwide since she captured the world’s attention in 2009 on BGT. But I haven’t seen or heard her recently.
She left her big house that she bought after success and moved back to her local village and the house she grew up in. She lives a completely regular life in the local village, always seen in the shops and on public transport. There’s a video of her in her house recently on RUclips somewhere.
Morgan says he was able to judge performers who could do things he couldn't, those a mass audience would like and those who he felt had talent. Does he have any follow up evidence the ones he thought could generate a mass audience ever went on to fame? Was his judging such potential successes greater than a simple fifty-fifty guess? How does he know he was able to do the things he says he was able to do?
A violin is not a viola before it can play by itself. It makes the music, you are just a guiding hand. Also, people are like rainbows but dont forget the dark side of the moon.
I’m sorry, I played hockey all my life. Can you remind me what there is to fear about playing European football?? In decades of play, I broke 4 bones, I have gashes on my face, split my lip, I have jerseys that can no longer be used because there’s too much blood stain on em, no front teeth, almost every part of me has had a nasty welt at one point or another, I’ve been knocked unconscious, partially unconscious, been high sticked, took a puck to the ear (helmeted but still), been stitched up, been to the hospital, black eyes-and this is all fairly normal for a long time player. Remind me again where’s the danger in soccer?
Piers Morgan is famous for getting access to famous people. If Piers Morgan didn't have famous people to stand next to, what would he be famous for? You ask your postman, or the binman, or the guy sweeping your street for an opinion and they'd be every bit as valid and insightful, if not more so. Piers Morgan simply has more brass neck than almost everyone else.
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I worked in the restaurant industry for quite some time. When Gordon Ramsey burst onto the Television Reality scene, I began to experience a rise in mean-spirited, belittling behaviour amongst those on the upper end of the culinary team hierarchy. A few years later, when the graduates of culinary schools started joining the working ranks…It was astonishing to see how many embodied, and exhibited these reality TV Chef’s personalities and penchant for drama. It never ceases to amaze me, how incredibly influential the curated content pouring out of our rectangles directly impacts/influences our human experience. Whether that be in portrait or landscape orientation.
I have a friend who worked in some of the higher end restaurants in Toronto for a while who said exactly the same thing. A lot of the head chefs and managers were monumental assholes and created extremely toxic work environments. Thee eventually had to leave the restaurant industry entirely because they had a nervous breakdown as a result of all the toxicity.
@@terrylong8894 I fully understand that scenario. It was a combination of that which your friend experienced, along with the unprecedented rise of eating preferences/diets/“allergies” and the accompanying customer that finally ignited the implementation of my exit strategy…the cost of the “medications” required to get by grew for too expensive and took far too great a toll.
100% true
It’s called programming for a reason.
I’m an independent content creator working on a new, uplifting show. Praying to make a dent in the opposite direction 🙏🏽😉
Jordan should interview Simon Cowell and then explore his personality, it will be fantastic and millions would love to see Simon.
I’ve said the exact same thing about Simon! He was much less sympathetic on American Idol than he has been on AGT, specifically as Piers said since becoming a father. ❤️ Still honest, but with more of a heart.
Always love the discussions between Piers and Jordan. Two of my favorite individuals to listen to.
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Piers has come a long way! Keep going in the direction you're going, I think even greater things are to come.
They already knew she was a wonderful singer. It was all set up for TV, a Ugly Duckling story.
how do you know they already knew she was good?
@@pauloferreira2189because people don’t make it to that stage of the show, televised w a live audience etc without going through previous vetting stages. Most people are mediocre, not good enough to be talented and not bad enough to be entertaining. The show could not exist if they just let anyone in to the televised and live audience stage
@diego67hd94 They are not vetted by the judges though.
@@diego67hd94 oh of course, i knew that, i meant the judges. The judges did not know she was good, or at least, that good
@@pauloferreira2189what does a producer do
I see how these talent shows can bring out the best empathic and nurturing mentorships, whilst exhibiting harsh truths. But as Piers said there, he was told to act particularly harshly, but had to be right most of the time. There's a certain hubris in humiliating volunteers on these shows that never sat well with me. Similarly with the Jeremy Kyle or Jerry Springer show. It's more than valued negative judgement, it's a projection of our own inadaquecies. Thats why people watch it and enjoy it. I dont think its particularly in the spirit of good from a self-reflecting, self-aware christian perspective, given PRIDE is the bottom line motivation in watching people fail.
yes i mean as bad as your month was in work, and how many embarrassing things you may have did, you can always look at a show like that and find comfort in the fact that it wasn't as embarrassing as those contestants who were laughed at on the show. its a big hierarchy of shame and superiority. the people on these shows become scapegoats for all the viewers who don't have take any risk themselves whatsoever, but still conveniently get to laugh at the people on the show who do. whilst saying to themselves ''at least I'm not that bad or laughed at''
@@brianbridges8124 Well put. It's similar to the dynamic of a mob humiliating an outcast, done from the privacy of your living room sofa, where no one can see what an *sshole you are.
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Thank you so much for articulating this appropriately. When I start speaking about it as a former chef whether I'm talking about Gordon Ramsay or I'm talking about these horrible celebrity chefs or Gordon Ramsay's master who works for knorr now for fs sake, I have a tendency to swear and lose my crowd. More annoying and having more of an effect now are these overly dramatic chef movies that are so unrealistic.
At the very beginning, Piers betrays himself stating that a journalist is a judgmental reporter of things going on. A journalist is supposed to be neutral, presenting the facts/ news, not propaganda to influence you.
Right, that was weird. Why does a journalist have to be judgemental? I would say the best journalists aren't.
He means it in a more nuanced way than that. They have to dig down to the truth. Questioning people in an interview is something you can’t do in a limp, neutral kind of way. They can do it in a fair way. I do agree that I am tired of the liberal spin on everything.
Hmm I think the definition is archaic. A journalist’s / reporter / presenter/ influencer’s etc job is to sell the paper, generate clicks, views etc.
Everyone has biases and no one is neutral. Some are honest about their bias while others try to hide it. There is nothing wrong per se about bias. Morgan however is good at not talking about things which would contradict his views. In a discussion with Eric Weinstein who claimed the 2020 presidential election was not fair and was influenced by "tech companies" Morgan never took him up on his claim the election was unfair even though numerous judges, some appointed by Republicans, said the election was fair. One reason Morgan never challenged Weinstein's assertion is that the "tech companies" Weinstein refers to was one company namely Dominion Voting Systems which won a $787 million dollar lawsuit against Fox News owned by Rupert Murdoch who groomed Morgan in the first place. Morgan attempts to conceal his biases.
@@Alvin-jr9ot Indeed Morgan knows how to generate an audience i.e. an audience for advertisers.
Welcome to Lovefest!
Jordan: Morgan let's talk about how great, successful and wonderful you are.
Piers: no let us instead talk about how great, successful and wonderful I am.
Jordan: OK let's have it your way.
Piers: you're so generous!
Jordan: no you're so generous with your time.
Piers: I love you.
Jordan: I love you more.
Piers: I love you the most.
Jordan: I love you more than the most.
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Lol😅😅😅
I really like Piers he's a good man, and so is Simon.
I love how they did that for Susan, respect ❤
He advocated for a digital vax passport system.
You must be joking!!!
@@RictaScale.Official Is he let him be the first to get it then dosnt mean we have to. We can refuse and I will, will you?
@@are-you-awake-yet at heart he's a good guy , he just cares far too much what others think and let's it affect him instead of giving no fux .
"Transition sucessfully"... that's a way too canadian way to call this guys legendary opportunism.
Where IS Susan Boyle today? I know she released several albums, sold millions of records worldwide since she captured the world’s attention in 2009 on BGT. But I haven’t seen or heard her recently.
She left her big house that she bought after success and moved back to her local village and the house she grew up in. She lives a completely regular life in the local village, always seen in the shops and on public transport. There’s a video of her in her house recently on RUclips somewhere.
@@liamconlan5015 I live in Bathgate, the same town as Susan Boyle and you're right. We often see her in the supermarket or local cafés.
Is she still comfortable regarding her finances?
Morgan says he was able to judge performers who could do things he couldn't, those a mass audience would like and those who he felt had talent. Does he have any follow up evidence the ones he thought could generate a mass audience ever went on to fame? Was his judging such potential successes greater than a simple fifty-fifty guess? How does he know he was able to do the things he says he was able to do?
That "skill set" which Morgan says he developed as a young journalist included tapping people's phones?
'I'm a journalist'. He's delusional.
Did you ask him about his time as editor ?
I will never have any respect for Morgan due to his actions in the phone hacking scandal, something that he still imho owes a debt to society over.
Finally found an interview where Piers is the authentic one!!
The vpn AD is way to long and won't let you skip it.
Yes, you can skip it, just move the video forward.
A violin is not a viola before it can play by itself. It makes the music, you are just a guiding hand.
Also, people are like rainbows but dont forget the dark side of the moon.
Excuse me, but the greatest sports coach of all time is RASSIE
Spare me the journalism fairytale.
I’m sorry, I played hockey all my life. Can you remind me what there is to fear about playing European football??
In decades of play, I broke 4 bones, I have gashes on my face, split my lip, I have jerseys that can no longer be used because there’s too much blood stain on em, no front teeth, almost every part of me has had a nasty welt at one point or another, I’ve been knocked unconscious, partially unconscious, been high sticked, took a puck to the ear (helmeted but still), been stitched up, been to the hospital, black eyes-and this is all fairly normal for a long time player.
Remind me again where’s the danger in soccer?
Piers Morgan is famous for getting access to famous people. If Piers Morgan didn't have famous people to stand next to, what would he be famous for? You ask your postman, or the binman, or the guy sweeping your street for an opinion and they'd be every bit as valid and insightful, if not more so. Piers Morgan simply has more brass neck than almost everyone else.
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How can you tell Susan Boyle is a Celtic fan? Because she looks like one. 🏴🇬🇧
That's a bit harsh to say she looks like a nonce tbf
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