Chef Michael is almost like a mentor or father figure chef. He’s very respectful, humble and honest. He’s not afraid to point out your flaws so you can prefect them and be pushed to the next level. He loves and respects the art of cooking and wants you to feel the same.
Very True. This show is so much enjoyable than Hell's Kitchen which I recently began watching. I like to learn as I watch shows. These three gentleman best fit my personality. The likes of Bastianich and Ramsay strike me as destructive with their criticisms not constructive. Additionally they explain things clearly and concisely, telling chefs the purpose of techniques and procedures.
@@giornogiovanna4491 What are you even on about? I'm sorry I didnt inspect the pfp closely enough to verify gender. Forgot its 2021 and that matters I guess.
And probably better in the long-run for him. Since he had no experience as a chef in a professional kitchen, him winning the hundred grand and opening a place probably wouldn't have been a good idea. His lack of experience would've probably made it plummet. So honestly? He got the best deal. A stable, well-paying job in a high-end restaurant, giving him all the experience he needs
@@chubbybunny6975 dude i was thinking thats why they couldnt say goodbye to him but also. the rewards for winning masterchef would have been a disaster and i think the judges knew what they had on their hands
Chef Michael is such a great person. He's never rude to the contestants and doesn't throw their dishes away. He calmly explains to them what they did wrong and tries to make them better. Definitely my favorite chef.
I like how chef Alvin provides feedback. He makes you doubt yourself at first, then builds up your confidence by saying what was great about the dish. I love how the judges treat the chefs unlike the U. S. Show.
Aaron's lack of experience backfired on him. He made the tastier dish but it he was always too inconsistent. Thea still had more to prove in the show, and Chef Michael knew Aaron would be better off learning from real experience than keeping him in.
@@Andr-Eix Most new restaurants tend to fail, as pessimistic as it sounds. Especially since he wouldn't have the reputation that Michael does to provide job security in the long term, I think the deal he got was better overall.
I saw that too. Had Thea given up her spot, that job would NOT have been offered to her IMO, because of the judges’ criticism; a chef with no confidence isn’t an asset to any kitchen.
Marcos Mendez She has experience,but she panics and cries when things are not in her favour.This makes her not suited for that job as the food quality would decrease when something goes wrong
They called Thea out. They really challenged her to tell the truth if she really thought she didn't deserve to be there, and I'm glad they did because she really cries for sympathy as much as she possibly can. I taught swim lessons for year and years, I know crying from stress and pain and crying to get out of consequences.
@U H Thea is child, last time I have seen it was 5 year old kid who cried for simpathy 24/7 and even he grew out of it but thea will never archieve anything, she cries like idiot, glad she lost.
@@clotho5437 I guess that sounds pretty bad? I mostly teach the babies, like 3 year olds. I have someone cry every few months I would say, but I taught for 4 years so it adds up.
Okay, how do y'all know she's crying for sympathy? Why isn't anyone complaining about the guy crying? If tears alone could help someone in the competition, then the guy wouldn't be eliminated. Her repeated crying and her getting into the finals aren't necessarily linked. Correlation isn't causation, guys.
@@chrisjohn8725 "Correlation isn't causation" is a very true statement, indeed. But it's just the vibe that we get through watching the show, you know? Could be wrong, but it feels like it.
Aaron absolutely deserved to win, but I'm so glad that Chef Michael saw that he couldn't just let a talent like Aaron go. That position is so well deserved.
@@TheGr0nch it's not the confidence she lacks, she's literally playing a game to have judges sympathize with her. I think that's why Aaron left and she stayed.
Thea: There's no way I'm giving up my spot, sorry bud- Michael: Alright then, if he's leaving, he's coming with me. Thea: *WAIT WHAT.* Me: Congratulations. You played yourself.
@Daniel Treadwell Actually a simp. Have you seen the other episodes? She has cried everytime she's been in a pressure test or received any form or criticism from any of the judges. She didn't deserve to win, she was manipulating the judges to get to the top.
When chef Michael said "You have a heart and soul of a chef" I felt his leadership... Thea saved her spot on the competetion while Aaron gets a permanent job✅✌
Thea: I don't belong here, I'm going home. Judges: Okay. Go then. Thea: No, actually I've got confidence now that my tears aren't needed to gain your sympathy. Judges: Okay, well we're giving Aaron a job since you'd rather cry than just go home and let people properly compete without your drama. Thea: *is shook*
@@1Skyheart Ironically you basically proved what Sam was talking about.... 😂 Nothing you added to the conversation was constructive at all.... You did alot of _Baiting_ manipulation techniques. What a surprise this coming from a female.... 😂
I feel happy for Aaron. He lost the competition but he landed to offer a job by Chef Michael. It's also a big prize for him, he deserved it. I can see that he's holding back his tears. Aaron really stood up a good fight. So proud.
@@humpydumpi chefs get paid like 30per hour or sum, and micheal’s restaurant is quite expensive. so he would be paid like 40-60 per hour sum like that.
@@Ward8668It’s not that men hate women, she just cries for no reason, I don’t think it’s wrong to cry for men or women but she’s clearly doing it for sympathy
I love how Chef Alvin straight up tells Thea it's getting a little boring. Good Man. That woman just needs some tough love and a swift kick of confidence up the rear end. As much as I wanted Aaron to win over her. He got a better spot than a trophy and some money. He got a job. That's better than winning this competition. Think about it: You win a trophy and some money > Money will run out and trophy sits on your shelf > you then may get some recognition and do your own show, youtube stuff or get hired somewhere... Aaron just skipped all those phases and got to the job part, under one of the 3 chefs no less! There's some perspective for ya!
@@lucaspatrick542 if the roadkill had an annoying expression on its face then stomping would ease that and Thea has an annoying face all throughout hahaha
Meh. It's better than being over them all day. Ive cleaned plenty in my time. It's just a long process. But if you wear your PPE then there is absolutely nothing you need to worry about.
Chef Michael might be my favourite judge in all Masterchefs. He's so kind, even when he criticizes, he does it in a well mannered and good spirited way.
Thea is such a manipulator !!With all her “I know I’m going home” and crying like this is not a theatre!Its so unfair to Aaron that Thea had won because she cried her way up and manipulated the judges 😡😡😡
But hey maybe its bcs of that,that the judge feel bad and offers him the job,they know he's better than her,and maybe right now he's having better job and life than her
Masterchef Canada has that real theme of "Aim for the moon, because if you miss, you'll be amongst the stars," doesn't it EDIT: So it's been a year and 2.8K likes since I made this comment and I come back to a discussion about to moon. Moving on, considering we're in a turbulent time, how are you all doing?
Actually, if you miss you'll probably end up being unable to return and suffer a slow, perhaps multiple day long death cycle as your ship runs out of oxygen and you slowly come to terms that you are going to die.
Brought genuine tears to my eyes…!!! What a class move....! Aaron has so much promise and potential, but above all, he had HUMILITY & MODESTY- Those are not traits you can fake! Bravo Aaron! I’d eat at that restaurant ANY DAY my friend....🙏☮️💛👏🏼😭
Michael, you are a Great human being. Not only you've certainly changed the life of Aaron, but you also gave hope to many people no mater what they do. It's easy to reject someone and it's a lot harder to see the potential in someone and give that person an opportunity. Sometimes it's all it takes to make wonders. Thank you Michael.
Having only ever really watched the American Masterchef, its amazing how much more wholesome the Canadian Masterchef is. It's weird not hearing Gordon and Joe swear at everyone 😂
@@joshuaknight311 Gordon Ramsay is from Great Britain. Joe Bastianich is a restauranteur, not a chef. And Aaron Sanchez is Mexican. Not from the USA. So which American chef are you talking about?
@@arrenworden6226 why you telling where they're from I'm talking about chefs from masterchef America also you're wrong aaron not from Mexico just because he Mexican don't mean he from Mexico he from texas another thing do you know how many chef's are from America they would destroy any chef from masterchef canada
Aaron look so sad about this, i wish he feel better n more confident now. Chef Micheal gives him a job, means he believes in you Aaron... So polish your skill n confident. Timevto shine with this lifetime opportunity!
*Literally bursts into tears* *Few minutes later* *Yea I don't want to trade my place with someone who's so much better than me and accomplished a lot not by crying.* Edit: yo thank you for so many likes, like this is my record Edit 2: tysm for the likes and replies, I forgot about this comment lol
@@sba6796 you just don't get it 🤦♂️she wept, showing some weakness. Her dish is not the best, this is already postponing execution. After 2 minutes she will say that she will never give up. Instead of giving it to that man, she's going to be selfish. This is a hard undertaking, if you are already crying in a TV program .... I think many people read this, onderstand me . This is my opinion ...
I feel like Arron should have gotten that one. I haven’t seen much of the season other than miranda doing very well, but it seems like Arron have the skill and just need to fix a few things. That lady who doesn’t have a passion or a drive for cooking didn’t give her spot up because she wasn’t confident but didn’t care because she wanted to win. She threw away his dreams over money when he had the passion to cook. What a shame
Why would she give up the chance to win Masterchef, yeah Aaron had a lot of skill, but no one would give up an opportunity like that in their right mind
He’s not afraid to point out your flaws so you can prefect them and be pushed to the next level. He loves and respects the art of cooking and wants you to feel the same.
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The way Michael offered Aaron the job almost made me cry. He is an amazing leader and always a pleasure to watch his feedbacks
Nobody can like this now, we must maintain the holy number of likes
Beats me I cried lol
im tearing now
Joe would’ve smashed the plate in his face
Yes I agree
That is mad respect. That is saying "because of the rules of the competition, we have to eliminate you, but we don't want to lose you"
Nice way to put it.
That big bearded dude was using all his willpower to not shed a tear . Heart wrenching
The dude has a name it's Aaron but it definitely feels good to be called a big bearded dude rather than bald dude, nice one
@@mental_health1998 calm down karen
@@Harkonnen2025 my name is not Karen it's John cina tererete tererete 🎶🎶
@@mental_health1998 hilarious
@@hippityhoppity5823 is it really
Chef Michael is almost like a mentor or father figure chef. He’s very respectful, humble and honest. He’s not afraid to point out your flaws so you can prefect them and be pushed to the next level. He loves and respects the art of cooking and wants you to feel the same.
That voice he has is like the classical mentor voice in any TV or Movies lol
Very wise words, and I absolutely agree, although I think Claudio and Alvin do the same quite well.
@@tonygaming7561 They have! Alvin was a mentor to Eric Cheung, who won the first masterchef!
I can't take this comment seriously, looking at the pp.. 😂😂
Very True. This show is so much enjoyable than Hell's Kitchen which I recently began watching. I like to learn as I watch shows. These three gentleman best fit my personality. The likes of Bastianich and Ramsay strike me as destructive with their criticisms not constructive. Additionally they explain things clearly and concisely, telling chefs the purpose of techniques and procedures.
When they said Thea cried her way to the finale, this is exactly what they meant. So so glad she didn't win.
Her crying didn't help her tho....
@@jbo4547 That's what he said. He is glad it didnt work for her again, as it did in the events leading up to this finale.
@@ryman1933 you struggle in understanding if one is a male or female, so my pfp is a whole riddle isn't it.
@@giornogiovanna4491 What are you even on about? I'm sorry I didnt inspect the pfp closely enough to verify gender. Forgot its 2021 and that matters I guess.
@Madeline Howard So cringe. I'd love to see Gordon roast someone for being like "you didnt use my preferred pronoun"
Dude... He got a job at a restaurant owned by one of the best chefs in Canada. thats literally almost as cool as winning Master chef
And probably better in the long-run for him. Since he had no experience as a chef in a professional kitchen, him winning the hundred grand and opening a place probably wouldn't have been a good idea. His lack of experience would've probably made it plummet. So honestly? He got the best deal. A stable, well-paying job in a high-end restaurant, giving him all the experience he needs
@@chubbybunny6975 dude i was thinking thats why they couldnt say goodbye to him but also. the rewards for winning masterchef would have been a disaster and i think the judges knew what they had on their hands
@@chubbybunny6975 When they win, they get paid stages at multiple places, but ultimately very very few open restaurants.
except the fact all of this takes place in Canada makes it pretty much irrelevant for the world lol.
Her face tho in 8:32 to 8:33
Chef Michael is such a great person. He's never rude to the contestants and doesn't throw their dishes away. He calmly explains to them what they did wrong and tries to make them better. Definitely my favorite chef.
@pepega clapper Well they had to do that in order for the show to gain more attention with the strictness or "drama" going on,
I like how chef Alvin provides feedback. He makes you doubt yourself at first, then builds up your confidence by saying what was great about the dish. I love how the judges treat the chefs unlike the U. S. Show.
@@paulready8897 This is masterchef and you give me this!?
I was the 700th like giogio!
Yes.
Aaron was one of the best cooks through all 6 seasons. He got unlucky on 1 dish. Thea literally has cried her way into the finale
Aaron's lack of experience backfired on him. He made the tastier dish but it he was always too inconsistent. Thea still had more to prove in the show, and Chef Michael knew Aaron would be better off learning from real experience than keeping him in.
If we dont include the winners, i would put terry from s3 very high, mans a genius
women love to cry cause they know people will have sympathy for them then
@@ShawnFX that's what they all do. Wish I could pluck their eyes out so I couldn't see them cry.
@@livealittle1100 you’re a psychopath wtf
Gordon would say “Bloody unbelievable” to the girl that said she couldn’t do anything right lol
*Its fucking raw!*
hahahahahaha
Its a grilled lettuce ??????
fallingbed This is the Canadian version
YOU YOU AND YOU, FUCK OFF
i think it's a better deal than winning the master chef for aaron.
he get an actual job.
But maybe he could have won the $100,000 and open his own small resto
I think it was better as he gets a nice pay and also the experience from working with Michael
@@victorpetriz2837 perhaps, but that man was full of passion, i'm sure he would've preferred opening his own place.
@@Andr-Eix Most new restaurants tend to fail, as pessimistic as it sounds. Especially since he wouldn't have the reputation that Michael does to provide job security in the long term, I think the deal he got was better overall.
@@SheikAhmed-cr8sv absilutely agree
Aaron's face was of pure dissapointment. He was extremely sad and almost wanted to cry. Poor guy.
Least he got an express pass to his dream job, just without the title and money
Still got the better offer, lmfao.
@@PoochZie Canada chefs a joke
@@joshuaknight311 explain
@@joshuaknight311 you’re a joke
The shock on Thea's face when she realized that Aaron actually "won" this challenge because he landed a job with Chef Michael 🤣
I saw that too. Had Thea given up her spot, that job would NOT have been offered to her IMO, because of the judges’ criticism; a chef with no confidence isn’t an asset to any kitchen.
he did much better he got employed by one of the best chefs in canada thats better than winning XD
Anddd she was just runner up on this seasonn
@@margarethmichelina5146 servers her right 😒
The pig lady and the crybaby didn’t deserve to win.
“The worst tagine is...”
“Aaron.”
“Jk lol, get outta here, Thea.”
@Haze The Space Commie like u or like thea?
Haze The Space Commie XD
@Haze The Space Commie aight
Thanks for confirming
SHOOOOTOOOOOO
sleepylilfella 🤣🤣
That girl cry's and says she is going home then they give her the spot. At least Aaron took what he deserved and got a job as well.
@@miq482 thats why they offered Aaron a job and not her ? Lol Aaron has more potential but he doesnt have exprincess
Marcos Mendez She has experience,but she panics and cries when things are not in her favour.This makes her not suited for that job as the food quality would decrease when something goes wrong
@@strokeguy4835 yeah but what i mean is that, when Aaron has experiences he might be even better then her
Marcos Mendez I know,but your first statement made me think you were saying that Thea deserved the job more.
Marcos Mendez so sorry!
When Aaron cries it’s sad, when Thea cries it’s annoying
It's because you can see Aaron really try to hold it back and see the anguish on his face while Thea just cried and looked like an idiot
Because his tears are much more valuable. He doesn't "use" them for sympathy, she does.
@@kelvinawdawdawd ???
@Jonathan Friedman-Dalgliesh how are they an idiot for crying???
@@jonas4xa43 what, how is she using it for sympathy
Thea : No more tears
Narrator voice : _There were, in fact, more tears._
Michael: gives jobs
Joe: Throws your food in the bin before the other judges get to taste it
😂😂🤙🏼
omg im dying
Both are deserved.
The yin and yang of MasterChef
@@MyselfTheThird well Joe is a bit of a jerk
Micheal: I hope you have a chance to show us more
Joe: Your existence is a mistake and your parents never love you
Just cry whenever you’re in the pressure test, then you will automatically get in the final.
@Chaldean King well if you know biology then yes they more emotional then man
Theres one where the judges ask how they're feeling and the girl talks about her mom with Alzheimers. Yes, she passed the round. . .
@@Vivec123 Lmao look at this offended fucktard
@@ciciadam5610 it was the same fat lady from this video
My classmate did the same thing 🙃 she cried about getting a D in class and the freakin teacher raised it up
They called Thea out. They really challenged her to tell the truth if she really thought she didn't deserve to be there, and I'm glad they did because she really cries for sympathy as much as she possibly can. I taught swim lessons for year and years, I know crying from stress and pain and crying to get out of consequences.
@U H Thea is child, last time I have seen it was 5 year old kid who cried for simpathy 24/7 and even he grew out of it but thea will never archieve anything, she cries like idiot, glad she lost.
How many people cry in your sessions at the pool?
@@clotho5437 I guess that sounds pretty bad? I mostly teach the babies, like 3 year olds. I have someone cry every few months I would say, but I taught for 4 years so it adds up.
Okay, how do y'all know she's crying for sympathy? Why isn't anyone complaining about the guy crying? If tears alone could help someone in the competition, then the guy wouldn't be eliminated. Her repeated crying and her getting into the finals aren't necessarily linked. Correlation isn't causation, guys.
@@chrisjohn8725 "Correlation isn't causation" is a very true statement, indeed. But it's just the vibe that we get through watching the show, you know? Could be wrong, but it feels like it.
Aaron absolutely deserved to win, but I'm so glad that Chef Michael saw that he couldn't just let a talent like Aaron go. That position is so well deserved.
Knowing Gordon, he would've sent Thea home for lack of confidence.
Nah, hell's kitchen sure, but not MasterChef. He boosts confidence at every corner
@@TheGr0nch it's not the confidence she lacks, she's literally playing a game to have judges sympathize with her. I think that's why Aaron left and she stayed.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
May I remind you of Christine’s Apple Pie?
Gordon would sent Thea home because she’s a crybaby, if you cry, he will send you home
"Arron would you like to work at my new restaurant"
"Yeah i would love too"
"Ok bring your rubber gloves we need a pot washer"
Bruhh blank got your ass but still petty af 😂
blanck, Wait, his name is AAron right?
😂
Lolllll
His name is Apron
She really cried herself to the final now that i have seen her.
Naruto Uzumaki You’re actually really dumb if you think that 🤣
Allagillar Gräs it’s a joke. Jesus
@@allagillargras5191 she cried in this, she cried in the scotch egg one, she cried whenever lol
just some stingy with internet access 🤣🤣
Naruto Uzumaki glad she lost xdd
Thea: There's no way I'm giving up my spot, sorry bud-
Michael: Alright then, if he's leaving, he's coming with me.
Thea: *WAIT WHAT.*
Me: Congratulations. You played yourself.
*ques last surprise from Persona 5*
Thea seems like the girl who calls daddy when anything isn’t her way.
Exactly
She's like the Chloe Bourgeois of Masterchef Canada. 😂😂😂
@@kitkatz8824 OH YEAH!
She can call me daddy any day.
@@realpoetics ... Ooookay.
I really hate Thea’s attitude. Such a child..as soon as she gets 1 bad review she’s crying like its unfair.
No u shut up
These orange pfp'ed wimps
Daniel Treadwell hows that a dumb comment?
@Daniel Treadwell Actually a simp. Have you seen the other episodes? She has cried everytime she's been in a pressure test or received any form or criticism from any of the judges. She didn't deserve to win, she was manipulating the judges to get to the top.
@Daniel Treadwell no you dumb
When chef Michael said "You have a heart and soul of a chef" I felt his leadership... Thea saved her spot on the competetion while Aaron gets a permanent job✅✌
good karma :)
Permanent?
Aaron got the last laugh in the end because he works at one of the judges' restaurant.
@@margarethmichelina5146 double last laugh, thea lost in the finale, so she got nothing, and he's at a restaurant
Aaron and the judge are Masonic Brothers...
Thea: I don't belong here, I'm going home.
Judges: Okay. Go then.
Thea: No, actually I've got confidence now that my tears aren't needed to gain your sympathy.
Judges: Okay, well we're giving Aaron a job since you'd rather cry than just go home and let people properly compete without your drama.
Thea: *is shook*
Judges: if you lack confidence then this is something you don’t want
Thea: Nah I’m fine I thought crying would get y’all to feel bad for me
What a manipulator Thea is, glad Aaron got a really good position, and Thea's face was priceless
Sam somebody’s bitter.
Sam oh boy, we’re not gonna have an intelligent conversation, are we?
@@1Skyheart Not with you, clearly
Sam yeah, I’m basically an amoeba. Have a nice life. Hope some of that ice melts off your soul.
@@1Skyheart Ironically you basically proved what Sam was talking about.... 😂
Nothing you added to the conversation was constructive at all.... You did alot of _Baiting_ manipulation techniques. What a surprise this coming from a female.... 😂
Can we have an international Master chef. winners of all the regions go head to head. Ur welcome fox
Kevin Chou I agree, that’d be really cool!
Kevin Chou OMG YES! I wanna see Dino and Shaun, even Luca go head to head with the international masterchef winners. I'd watch without a doubt
that would be hard to do considering fox only bought rights for a US version
Kevin Chou I AGREE
Most important, all judges in Masterchefs will involves. Let see Chef Peir White beat Gordon Ramsey ass
Damn canadians cant even kick people off an elimination based TV show
5exyand1know1t he was eliminated but he got a job
@@swagmonke9962 that's what he meant lolololol
Yeah we don't like anyone losing here in Canada! Now imagine how great out Lottery's must be. ;D
And when did it became bad to be a decent and honest person?
Simon Grönlund uhh, I think it was just a joke. 😅
I feel happy for Aaron. He lost the competition but he landed to offer a job by Chef Michael. It's also a big prize for him, he deserved it. I can see that he's holding back his tears. Aaron really stood up a good fight. So proud.
Why the hell that Asian judge reminds me of costume designer from The incredibles?
LOL. Edna
he is the one who voice acted as him so
"my God you've gotten fat!"
NO CAPES!
Edna? lol 😂😂
Title: “Chef Michael offers Aaron a job”
*Chef offers Aaron Job*
Me: 😮
Chef doesnt get paid lots maybe $20 the maximum
@@noexcuses5524 eh really? I thought It would've bern higher since ya know these people are a big deal
@@humpydumpi chefs get paid like 30per hour or sum, and micheal’s restaurant is quite expensive. so he would be paid like 40-60 per hour sum like that.
@@DJansons23 ohhh so it works like that
LOL to work at a restaurant owned by these guys is a great oppotunity
Thea’s tears throughout master chef could fill the Atlantic ocean
No no no no no
@@boozecruiser1776 Maybe your cousin the Pacific then?
@@boozecruiser1776 haha
😂😂😂😂 Can't wait to see Pacific or Indian, maybe? 😂😂
@@boozecruiser1776 lmao did you really make an account for this one comment
Aaron is an artist. Very passionate. I’m glad he was offered the job and took it. Hopefully he is very successful
Whenever Thea doesn’t nail a pressure test she bursts into tears and says she’s going home🙄🙄
Glad she lost.
Yeah ! She even didn't deserved to be in the finals !
Berry was way more talented than that 'crying drama girl' !
@@ArshBstudyplaylife barrie, not berry
She fucks her way up ofcourse
@MemesThx _ *oh no*
Thea: “no more tears”
also Thea: **cries in every episode**
She needs some Loreal Kids
She’s just sensitive
Crying is okay from women. I don’t judge men who cry but I wish het men wouldn’t because it is not desirable to het women.
Crocodile tears
@@Ward8668It’s not that men hate women, she just cries for no reason, I don’t think it’s wrong to cry for men or women but she’s clearly doing it for sympathy
lmao i feel like that girl who said shes going home just tryna guilt trip the chefs
Guilt trip? What 's that I've never hears this thing before.
@@Suraj-lg9we Are u seriouse rn?
@@Suraj-lg9we making someone feel guilty about what they're doing
@@trackpadgaming9399 Not everyone is fluent in English
Malcolm Susairaj exactly
Pity this challenge wasn’t centered around cheese. Would have paired nicely with Thea’s WHINE!
that was pretty good 🤣
Ahhh I am dead
Nice 😂
You got a giggle out of me
That's kinda mean
8:24 You can just see by his lips that he's trying really hard not to cry
That's one moment that it's hard work paying even though he didn't win
@@brandonsikora3455 to be honest he didn't lose either he got a great opportunity one that most of the other candidates will never get or hardly get
Yeah unlike Thea- she’s just a manipulator
just like will smith in the pursuit of happyiness when he gets offered the job
just watching this now and honestly that moment made me cry lmao
Thea Cried Her Way Up to the Finals, so annoying
Yes that's why I'm happy she lost
Yeah! But how did she even get that far? She hardly made any good or winning dishes.
@@namiellame4488 her final dish was actually good.
@@namiellame4488 simps
Like melissa on hells kitchen she cried her way to her position
“I’d love to pursue your offer chef”
“Then come up here, and let’s shake on it”
*trips flat out going up the steps*
It has no comments how come
Shows his excitement lol
Thats funny.
I just love how aaron maintained his composition and his humbleness.
Thea: "I'm going home"
Me: yeah you're right, with an attitude like that.
I know she has the most irritating attitude
@@abhisikharam4044 shes like that 4 year old that wont stop complaining and crys over the SLIGHTEST things
Gordon and Joe would have kept her on just to torture her.
Alvin's face at 2:43 is absolutely priceless, it's like someone personally insulted him
I would've had that face too, if that happened in front of me 😂
man i keep repeating this lol Alvin's face and the music is priceless
Lmao🤣🤣
I SHAT TEARS AT THAT
Lmfaoooo
Aaron looks so done when thea was trying to get her spot back
I love how Chef Alvin straight up tells Thea it's getting a little boring. Good Man. That woman just needs some tough love and a swift kick of confidence up the rear end. As much as I wanted Aaron to win over her. He got a better spot than a trophy and some money. He got a job. That's better than winning this competition.
Think about it: You win a trophy and some money > Money will run out and trophy sits on your shelf > you then may get some recognition and do your own show, youtube stuff or get hired somewhere... Aaron just skipped all those phases and got to the job part, under one of the 3 chefs no less!
There's some perspective for ya!
You can just see the pain in Aaron’s eyes, straight up heart breaking. So glad he got a job.
Thea: *cries *
Alvin: This is a little boring
Respect +100%
Edit: lol got a bunch of angry tards in the replies lmao its a joke take it or leave it
Lmfao
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@@itsoutlaw_ really interesting ngl
@@itsoutlaw_ Haha thanks for caring mate.
She cried all season
7:48 biggest lie in the history of the mankind
Cappppp!
"the man kind"
Dio da?
Lol
@@kevintran3042 Netflix adaptation DIO
Seeing Aaron holding back his tears made me sad for real. Im really he got that job hope hes doing well now
Me: Sees Thea crying all the time
Also me: Is this why she got divorced so easily?
Civicboy typer big oof
Damn dude, you ain’t gotta stomp on the roadkill. It’s already dead.
@@lucaspatrick542 if the roadkill had an annoying expression on its face then stomping would ease that and Thea has an annoying face all throughout hahaha
lmaooo
OOF
That's a woman who has gotten out of many traffic tickets.
Traffic tickets, parking fines, speeding fines. You name it, she can get out of it.
...and it would be my honour to offer you a job in that kitchen....as a deep fryer cleaner.
I have done that... really isn't pleasant
Meh. It's better than being over them all day. Ive cleaned plenty in my time. It's just a long process. But if you wear your PPE then there is absolutely nothing you need to worry about.
This made my day because it's so true 😆
Hahaha wtf dude.
And I’d love to have you clean the bathrooms in my new restaurant
That was brilliant timing. Aaron basically did an interview for Chef Michael and got the job. Smart move as Michael got to see his skills.
Thea literally cried through the whole season. She didn't deserve to come this far even. But Aaron was a really good cook, he is really creative too.
“I know I’m going home” tries to make judges feel bad... doesn’t go home
Chef Michael might be my favourite judge in all Masterchefs. He's so kind, even when he criticizes, he does it in a well mannered and good spirited way.
michael is like a dad because he always works on the recipies with them and breaks them down and kinds out what wrong without geting angry
Thea is such a manipulator !!With all her “I know I’m going home” and crying like this is not a theatre!Its so unfair to Aaron that Thea had won because she cried her way up and manipulated the judges 😡😡😡
she didn't win luckily
Ikr thats so unfair
But hey maybe its bcs of that,that the judge feel bad and offers him the job,they know he's better than her,and maybe right now he's having better job and life than her
A v i e Endorsi or Yuri?
Saba Wilson Yuri ^^
Thea: Cries
Trevor: Shakes his head like ugh not again 😒
The judges are so nice and supportive! Not even close to the American MC.
Lance Louie the original version was from the UK, not America.
the best one is the australian one. and i watch all of them
andreas v did anyone ask which the best one is?
Lance Louie that's what it's all about here in Canada :)
andreas v spoken like a true twelve
year old
When you beat your opponent so badly that they send you a friend request:
This guy. This guy gets me and it's kinda scary
Masterchef Canada has that real theme of "Aim for the moon, because if you miss, you'll be amongst the stars," doesn't it
EDIT: So it's been a year and 2.8K likes since I made this comment and I come back to a discussion about to moon. Moving on, considering we're in a turbulent time, how are you all doing?
How beautifully put.
Actually, if you miss you'll probably end up being unable to return and suffer a slow, perhaps multiple day long death cycle as your ship runs out of oxygen and you slowly come to terms that you are going to die.
The moon is closer.
Count _amongst_ the stars, meaning in space
Marbeloo.
That’s America
Brought genuine tears to my eyes…!!! What a class move....! Aaron has so much promise and potential, but above all, he had HUMILITY & MODESTY- Those are not traits you can fake! Bravo Aaron! I’d eat at that restaurant ANY DAY my friend....🙏☮️💛👏🏼😭
ok
Well put -- "humility and modesty," I think, hits the nail on the head.
ILBeast 😂
@King Graveth no
I don't really like alvin much but man I really liked him when judging thea, needs to tell her to stop crying when things go south.
Actually Alvin became nicer with each season, I just started watching season 6 and he is really nice there.
alvin is my favorite
I heard that in the early seasons, they tried to portray Chef Alvin as Chef Ramsay
Masterchef USA:
Gordon: I’ve decided to give you a job at my restaurant.
Aaron: Oh my god Chef, what an honour.
Gordon: As a janitor.
He would never do that even as a joke
@@christina5266 also gordon ramsay
“Congratulations”
“THANK YOUUUU!!”
“for the worst dish in this competition so far”
@@un_common1483 yeah now thats what gordon would say🤣😭but not the earlier comment
@@christina5266 He did say that
@@rayzhang9453 where omggg💀
Why does Alvin always look like he is chewing on an entire child?!
You like yours grilled or baked?
@@smalchron2293 I Rarely have mine microwaved. But they are pretty good that way
@Barack Obama your last name is Obama
@@afreemen No its Hussein
probably missing some teeth
Judges : Thea, how many times will you cry?
Thea : Yes
Lol what? She was in tears and already admitted defeat...... 5 minutes later no I'm not giving my spot🤔
LowLight if she hadn't cried in front of three male judges there's no way she wouldn't have been kicked out. solid strategy as a woman.
As soon as woman starts crying all male logic goes out the window she is probably a manipulative bitch
puts some drama in for the TV as well
@Chris E. They did
Yea but she became the runner-up so.....
I'm so proud of Aaron, he literally deserves a second chance and Chef Michael gave it to him, I'm so thankful for Chef Michael! 😌❤️😊
Is it just me or can you visibly see Thea get jealous when Aaron gets offered the job? Lmao
When Aaron got offered a job, Theo’s face was like: 😲!!
Theo’s mind: *I should’ve gave my spot to Aaron*
Noodle Monster facts f theo man crying her way to the final 🤮🤮🤮
She would’ve gotten hired.... as a host
Noodle Monster she wouldnt get the job exactly because of crying
If it was Thea, she wouldn’t be offered a job
Who tf is theo
I’m watching this and I already hate Thea. She shouldn’t be on the competition. She gives up so easily and Aaron is sweet.
Maybe that's the reason they offered him a job...if with no experience he can cook good food..he can be great...and that's a grt oppurtunity
yeah she played the sympathy card the whole way
@@chirpnun its not sympathy when your under pressure cooking but hey this is only my opinion.
@@demochris1786 everyone else was pressured too sooo?
@@marcosmendez8805 like i just said in the comment if you read thoroughly its just my opinion.
Michael, you are a Great human being. Not only you've certainly changed the life of Aaron, but you also gave hope to many people no mater what they do. It's easy to reject someone and it's a lot harder to see the potential in someone and give that person an opportunity. Sometimes it's all it takes to make wonders. Thank you Michael.
Claudio is the one always telling Aaron he should quit his job and become a chef but Michael is the one who offers him a job
8:02 look at trevor, hes so dissapointed in thea and so sad that aaron had to leave
That's how I will feel when my best friend got eliminated
2:53
Thea just saved her self like 20 times from crying and saying she going home 😂.
as a moroccan , much respect to all these chefs for trying our cuisine . cooking smth outside of ur comfort zone is not easy .
Just watched mai got eliminated over her
Thea cried herself to the finale
@Pone Vongsouvan I'd hit her haha
Rafael Saulog ikr
People did not lie about Canadians being the nicest people on Earth. No offense, I’m just more used to seeing Masterchef US.
Also Gordon wouldn’t comfort the bald dude and blonde and will say something like “Your dish is a disaster, you fucking doughnut!”
Try Masterchef Australia
Is not just Canadians being nice, is Americans being cold asf
Einzbernねこ as a Mexican who has worked in a call center to pay school and bills, trust me, Americans doesn’t have manners!
@@Adefesio94 manners? wait till you work with mainland Chinese
*makes 9 minute video*
*creates a title that relates to the last 15 seconds of the video*
Lol
So true
But the rest is relevant
Like any good p*rn you need a backstory
It really the curious one dude
Love how much better they are to the contestants then in the other master chef, actually helpful advice and no personal attacks like joe
"I know im going home"
"As much as i love aaron i woudnt give up my spot"
0:17..... body once told me, the world was gonna roll me
Lmao
That meme is dead
@@ProGamer-dl7cw so are depressed people
hahahaha
@@hopemarink3704 that is what i call an outstanding move
8:33 i love how much mai gets happy for aaron
Mai is such a team player, love her attitude.
It was very wholesome.
"So come one up here, and let's shake on it."
I had a shiver from that. This is peak natural leadership line right there. Mad respect.
Having only ever really watched the American Masterchef, its amazing how much more wholesome the Canadian Masterchef is. It's weird not hearing Gordon and Joe swear at everyone 😂
Michael Bonacini is a gem
@@j.j.1517 all Canada chefs a joke any judge on America would destroy any vhef from Canada
@@joshuaknight311 ok murica' all your judges are fat like your population
@@joshuaknight311 Gordon Ramsay is from Great Britain.
Joe Bastianich is a restauranteur, not a chef.
And Aaron Sanchez is Mexican. Not from the USA.
So which American chef are you talking about?
@@arrenworden6226 why you telling where they're from I'm talking about chefs from masterchef America also you're wrong aaron not from Mexico just because he Mexican don't mean he from Mexico he from texas another thing do you know how many chef's are from America they would destroy any chef from masterchef canada
Michael is one of the most classy and fancy humans in the world. Even her voice is fancy in my opinion.
MICHAEL IS TRANSGENDERED ?!!
Jk
All I could think for 9 minutes was
"How would Gordon reply to these dishes?"
That was so nice of him to give him that chance. The guy seems like a really nice honest person. Happy for him
“As much as I love Aaron” lol you don’t love him you met him on the show
It's just an expression.
Gordon would have said “what the hell is this blob of vegetables?”
And he would have been talking about the contestant.
And "WHERE IS THE LAMB SAUCEEEEE!!!!!"
😂
RUBBA RUBBA RUBBA!
Any middle eastern would say that honesty i was in pain like the souce dude the souce
It would have been funnier if he tasted it then said “never mind you are going home”
when Aaron cries it’s passion and emotion for what he loves, while Thea cries it’s for sympathy and self pity.
Aaron look so sad about this, i wish he feel better n more confident now. Chef Micheal gives him a job, means he believes in you Aaron... So polish your skill n confident. Timevto shine with this lifetime opportunity!
*Literally bursts into tears*
*Few minutes later*
*Yea I don't want to trade my place with someone who's so much better than me and accomplished a lot not by crying.*
Edit: yo thank you for so many likes, like this is my record
Edit 2: tysm for the likes and replies, I forgot about this comment lol
Bro she cried, what's the problem? She still did better then he did
@@sba6796 Lmao sike.
@@sba6796 no she didn't
@@sba6796 you just don't get it 🤦♂️she wept, showing some weakness. Her dish is not the best, this is already postponing execution. After 2 minutes she will say that she will never give up. Instead of giving it to that man, she's going to be selfish. This is a hard undertaking, if you are already crying in a TV program .... I think many people read this, onderstand me . This is my opinion ...
@@NiteshBanken What the hell is the problem with showing weakness?? And also, this is a competition, literally every single one is being 'selfish'
I feel like Arron should have gotten that one. I haven’t seen much of the season other than miranda doing very well, but it seems like Arron have the skill and just need to fix a few things.
That lady who doesn’t have a passion or a drive for cooking didn’t give her spot up because she wasn’t confident but didn’t care because she wanted to win. She threw away his dreams over money when he had the passion to cook. What a shame
Crystal Sugar it’s Aaron
Ya but cloves can overpowered and numb out all favour that's why he got eliminated
Why would she give up the chance to win Masterchef, yeah Aaron had a lot of skill, but no one would give up an opportunity like that in their right mind
@@crazypig129 Because you're a scumbag.
You don't throw your opportunities when it comes knocking , regardless of your imposter syndrome
He’s not afraid to point out your flaws so you can prefect them and be pushed to the next level. He loves and respects the art of cooking and wants you to feel the same.