Review | The Bear Ep 7 Reaction
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Laughs in season 2 episode 6.
@@Murdock1884Fish?
ep 8 when
Markus really said "let me lock in real quick" while ignoring the more important shit that was happening 😭😭😭
Bro facts when I first watched this episode I got crazy ptsd from working in a chaotic kitchen and people walk out over the dumbest reasons.
LMFAOOO😂😂
That’d be like Roshi going insane about this channel falling behind schedule while I’m just editing puppy videos.
It’s my passion bro.
@@X3MAnticsdo what you love bro ❤
I’m ngl I woulda beat on him if I was his coworker, this episode gave me Shack Shake flashbacks I was hearing the slave hymns and everything 😩
Richie is known to be chaotic so it isn’t surprising he was the only calm one while everyone was freaking out Richie strives in chaos
Richie thrives in the sewer of life. I hated him so much but this was the episode he started winning me over.
Carmy is the only one freaking out.
@@kassiogomes8498 Syd freaked the fuck out, kept fucking up and couldn’t handle the pressure
chaos is a ladder
Lets he honest, ALMOST everyone in the main cast (except Tina) was acting like a POS this episode. But the one who pissed me off the most was Marcus, like bro GET TF OFF THEM DONUTS
Legit I could mostly understand Sydney cause he took her focus off the tablet talking shit meanwhile Marcus wants to experiment on the work hour like he couldn’t do it any other time
And Sydney
Marcus was on some bs I wouldn't blame Carmy if he slapped this dude, he was onto NOTHING
@@revivalofnutrient nah syd
Quit
Cursed out and stabbed Richie
And wasn’t handling her stuff
@@justindixon1586 yea and its super cringe how the show pins it on Carmy and they just forget all about Marcus and Sydney being morons too
Episode done in a single shot combined with it being one of the most chaotic? Game on.
Wait til they get to season 2 episode 6
@@richrod0122the most stressful episode i was so tense the entire time
@@richrod0122 ICONIC
FACTS
The one shot needs more recognition
Camera work, writing, acting and timing ALL on point
The director cooked with this episode… LITERALLY!😭
Director fired this episode
Facts.Everything in One Take!!!!
The one shot episode
"WHY ARE YOU F**CKING WITH ME!!!, WHY ARE YOU F***CKING WITH ME!!!"
man
I love Sydney's "I am one minor thing away from losing my shit"/"I am done. I have hit my limit" face is just her going " :D " lol
she looked like the "this is fine" meme sittin there
literally had that feeling, you laugh because of the absurdity of how bad things are. it hits you and the surprise and non-surprise mixes and it's like "hah, of course this would fucking happen"
She's my favorite duolingo meme, one of the green MBTI types and she flips a switch in the most pacifist way possible😂
LMFAO Sheera getting mad at Marcus and them damn donuts is fucking hilarious. 🤣🤣🤣
She was seeing red the whole episode lmao
this what happens after Keith Lee gives that 5 stars “fo sho get right on” meanwhile the kitchen in CHAOS
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
every episode watched is an episode closer to forks
Gonna be legendary
It’s funny, this episode came out while my parents are in the middle of watching Forks.
My feelings exactly
It's fishes bro, that's the one
But before "Forks"... there's "Fishes" 😬
Marcus should not have been that upset about Carmy screaming at him, it was out of line BUT bro how do you not expect him to lose his shit when there’s 78 slices of chocolate cake that need to be done NOW and you’re talking to him about some DONUTS 😂😂😂😂😂 whole fucking interaction was hilarious because fr why was he fucking with him?
the way carmy says "Marcus why r u fucking w me?" in genuine shock before he starts yelling always make me lose it lmao
he probably worked his ass off to "perfect" it and lost a lot of sleep. He brought a pillow and slept in the kitchen. That's why his eyebags are really dark when Carmy was asking him "Why r u fucking w me?"
"Do people threaten eachother in the kitchen?"
Yep
All the time all the time baybee, not a day goes by without a death threat
Depends on the kitchen. My buddy was a CDC in some big restaurants around NYC. He told me some are union now with HR departments. So if a new CDC gets hired and comes in, and starts trying to point out the shit they're doing wrong, or tries to show them new ways to do things...they literally get pissy and just go report the Chef to HR and then the big bosses come down on the Chef.
It's especially bad if you yell at one of them for being incompetent. You're pretty much gone the next day as a head chef. The head chefs aren't part of the union and are considered management. But because they lack union protection, the low end workers abuse it and just try to get them canned before they get canned themselves for their constant mistakes. Lol It's really backwards. But that HR/Union nonsense might only be particular to fancy hotel restaurants. I doubt it's all spots.
@@Nukerunin great comment, learned something new today
@@Nukerunin Good. Worker's rights are far more important.
Lupa laughing when Marcus quit had me crying laughing. This episode was so stressful.
Biblically accurate kitchen experience
They didn’t close, they literally *had* to get those orders out, they’d already taken the money for them, they didn’t have a way to easily refund their customers. They could’ve easily lost their business license over this, that’s why Carm was so stressed, he was staring down losing Mikey’s place.
Exactly, anyone would be super stressed in this situation. Markus and Sydney were the most frustrating to me in this situation. I get that Markus has passion for his baking and donuts, but there is a time and place for that, and it wasn’t in that moment. Sydney though, she caused the situation. Even if it was an accident by leaving that function on, it was still her fault and she abandoned her work because of the stress of the situation and Carm’s yelling. They were both childish and selfish. I know it’s a TV show, but if this was my restaurant, it would take a lot of apologize and convincing for me to even consider letting them back in my kitchen.
@@PrometheusD12 I blame Marcus more, bro didn't read the room at all and was practically chillin and not working. Syd however has taken a lot of shit from everyone since day 1 and Carmy going ham on her was her breaking point. She did a lot of carrying to be freaked out over an honest mistake. Just bc the stress is immense, you still can't talk to people that crazy. Yelling is one thing but Carmy went in
@@PrometheusD12 Ye it's insane that it's Carmy who has to apologize, when Marcus and Sydney are the ones fucking everything up this episode. It made me so frustrated to find out that they not only DONT apologize, but make Carmy apologize to them? Like damn, you two bitches are 100% at fault here, how fucking dare you??!
@@rebbyking2823 I have a feeling that Marcus is on a spectrum
That “Marcus why are you fuckin with me!” is the most relatable shit ever cuz if you’ve ever had a job where shits going down and you gotta basically narrow everything down and focus, some shit like a dude tryna work on a side project would have me .38 hot lmao.
20 minutes of anxiety filled chaos, masterfully directed.
as a expo person i totally agree nothing is worser and more stressfull than a dry as sharpie
On God, one time it got to the point where I was so mad (because that shit was putting us behind) someone called the general manager, I yelled at him (that was during a VERY busy service, mind you), and he didn't even respond. I thought he was gonna sack me but the next day we got a whole 10 new sharpies.
@@pabloc8808Yano, sometimes bosses need shouted at lmao you either get fired or respect 🤷♀️
@@CeltiesSin The problem with managers is they don't know how we operate day to day. If it's working fine and suddenly there's a problem, they should listen to us and fix it, instead of blaming it on us. But we all know that's not how most managers handle things,
Fr tho.
One time I started writing with a purple highlighter out of frustration
The 4 fuck ups :Marcus, Carmy, Richie and Sydney -> the perfect storm
what did Carmy do to fuck up?
@@adicusdeathreaper He completely lost control, and was right up in her face screaming and swearing in a pretty intimidating way. You can't be doing that to your employees no matter how much they fucked up.
Excuse me but you are 100% wrong. Again you know nothing about how the chef life works and you are also wrong in him getting in her face. She got into his face first and kept tryin to over step her bounds. Again all of this was her fault ahd she didnt once take responsibility but attacked everyone else around her. I would of blown up just like him.@@davidhayward2896
@@davidhayward2896 Tell that to Gordon Ramsey😂
@@davidhayward2896 Nah, Carmy was completely in his right. Tina was the only one that was doing her job. Carmy asked for specific steps to be taken and everyone in the kitchen was living in a different world. Carmy comes from a kitchen of tough love and it sculpted him into one of the worlds bests. Gordon Ramsey is a walking example that discipline is a form of running a kitchen that can work.
Richie being the calmest one was such foreshadowing! I missed that the first time around.
No one was perfect this episode. Everyone made points, everyone also fucked up, everyone crossed a line in some way. I truly understand and get everyone here, tho. As for Sydney leaving... I get it. It is HARD to confront a genuine fuck up as it is, it is even harder when shit is just CHAOS and everyone is yelling at you. But Sydney was doing her best to keep her head above water. What pushed her over the edge and made her leave, I think, was Carmy's quick, angry comment about "I told you to not put out that risotto, it was not ready!!" in the middle of this situation after telling her that he was fine with it and that they'll talk about it later. THAT, on top of all that chaos (and her probably feeling like Carmy maybe left her for the wolves, so to speak, in the past. That whole French Brigade thing, for example), made her leave.
Like she said, "You are a GREAT chef. You are also a piece of shit."
She certainly isn't perfect. Like I said, NO ONE WAS AT THEIR BEST in this episode. But I get where everyone is coming from. All they can do now is try to resolve this shit, or forgive & forget, and continue building something together.
She isn't afraid of confronting anything. She was there doing her job to get everything ready, and Carmy was yelling like a maniac, and Richie was insulting her. Why would she stay? She isn't gaining anything from it, but trauma.
Absolutely anyone defending Sydney on this is just delusional. 99% of the problems were on her this issue.
@@kassiogomes8498 You never worked in a restaurant before huh ? You don't understand how much Carmy did good and how bad Syd and Marcus behevior is
@@jojolg2201 Carmy did a lot of good technical cooking things within the episode, sectioning off different things and optimizing the production of the food, but the part he did poorly was his communication with his peers (communication and management of environment are major parts of his character arc). You just can't be that incendiary and expect a good flow to start regardless of circumstance. I don't even know if the man would have stopped screaming if everyone had performed perfectly, he was literally yelling at a sharpie. All that being said I do think Syd could have done better, probably should've put the knife down. Marcus needs a hearing aid or something.
@@jojolg2201 this. I feel like only cooks know that what Syd and Marcus did was disgusting. I wouldnt be happy about Carmy screaming like that even tho i understand it but jesus just finish the day, you can never just leave like that. Its not being a dick to only Carmy, its throwing every single one working in that restaurant under the bus, just cuz ure selfish af. What pisses me off the most is that they never even apologize after this.
This show is so excellently crafted. Its cut and editing are so sharp. One of the best out right now.
Marcus is totally delusional, talking to Carmy about his side project while the shit hit the fan and all hands were needed on deck. Also, Sydney saying "It's not on me" and leaving after accidentally leaving pre-order option on the to-go machine and creating a huge backlog of orders is very frustrating. And yet everyone is mad at Carmy like he's the bad guy while they other two brats leaving when they were needed most, because their feelings were hurt. To be clear, Carmy overreacted and should not have yelled and cursed at his employees like that. That was very abusive and not good for the working environment.
So acknowledge how Sydney was treated was abusive but dunk on her for leaving cause her feelings were hurt when Richie has been on her ass since she got there but she’s brat cause she reached her limit… okay
@@hocusfocus4853 Using "brat" was too much, I admit. Richie was a belligerent asshole the whole time and Sydney absolutely didn't deserve him constantly antagonizing her. It's not that I entirely blame Sydney for the whole thing, everyone had contributed to the shit show, Richie, Marcus, Carmy, Sydney. Everyone was at fault.
Her saying that isn't referring to "this episode". It's everything that he has dumped on her. She's the only person who so far, hasn't been allowed to mess up. When Tina, Richie or Marcus mess up he just says don't worry about it. The pressure got to her and he is partly to blame. That doesn't mean she didn't mess up too but he's the boss at the end of the day. I have employees and my first act is usually...HOW DO WE FIX IT. We'll deal with the how and why afterwards.
@@gemelwalters2942 True 💯
@@gemelwalters2942 I agree 💯
a one shot of pure STRESS.
12:27 He was tasting Markus's donut that he knocked to the floor.
You see the arrow on the screen pointing at what's behind Carmy, he wasn't asking about the donut
@@haneby1114 My bad. Thank you for the correction.
Bruh the chaos of trying to cook everything one thing but that damn phone ringing constantly in the background once shit hit the fan was giving me some major PTSD, really made the episode super chaotic because it did not stop ringing.
The actor for Richie was cast to play The Thing in Fantastic Four
Honestly fantastic casting.
Carmy going Super Saiyan in the kitchen over a Sharpie.
"Genre: Stress, Trauma, Anxiety"
damn if that ain't right
Lin Brehmer was 100% an actual deejay on Chicago's WXRT radio station. Sadly he passed away in 2023 after battling cancer in 2022. So probably not too long after this was filmed. WXRT is still considered Chicago's best independent rock radio station. RIP Lin, your legend lives on.
Carmy is the boss. He sets the example. At the end of the day, he should never get to that level of anger no matter how much someone fucks up. He is absolutely wrong for that. HOWEVER, my biggest gripe with this show is that Syd and Marcus never take responsibility for their fuckups in this episode. Literally ZERO accountability.
Sydney was doing Carmy's job that she shouldn't have been doing.
She isn't the owner. She isn't the manager. Why did Carmy make her prepare an entire new to go system by herself? She forgot to unmark ONE BOX in a job that she shouldn't be the one doing it. It's not that big of a deal, Carmy exaggerated.
@@kassiogomes8498 ??? He didn't. The to go system was her idea. Carmy was against it saying they weren't ready. Syd kept pushing and Carmy let her make the system.
@@Golgiaparatus2 Carmy decided they should do the to go system when he realized they were $300k in debt. Carmy is the owner of the restaurant, Sydney isn't doing things without his approval.
He should be the one doing it, not the sus chef.
i mean delegation of tasks is what a boss and owner does, it was clearly delegated to syd so it was her responsability in this case, i love syd but (just like carmy) she makes mistakes @@kassiogomes8498
Thisss. Especially Marcus! Dude didn’t even apologize or anything. The fault definitely wasn’t all on Carmy. As much as I love the stand-alone ep Honeydew, I’m still upset at Marcus for not taking accountability for his nonsense 🤦🏻♀️
I think a lot of people in the comments are underestimating how disrespectful it is to bring up someone’s child in a argument that has nothing to do with said child, say what you want about Richie but as soon as Sydney crossed that line she was more in the wrong imo
You can understand why carmy wouldve been incredibly frustrated, but at the same time, that's never a good excuse to be yelling and cussing everywhere. He was dealt a terrible hand this episode but as the owner you have to take that in stride and still be able to give orders and communicate without freaking out.
Syd, marcus, and richie all fucked up and shouldve been better, but carmy shouldve handled them fucking up with more tact.
you're the only smart person here fr, why is that so hard to understand???
@amarildesilva6662 I'm actually surprised they didn't write marcus slapping tf out of carmy. Or Sydney checking carmy for yelling at her. A lot of people would've slapped tf out of carmy for raising his voice like that, kitchen crisis or not. You never know what people are going through, then you wanna yell at them?
@@amarildesilva6662wtf? I completely disagree, carmy is a human not a robot and I would expect anybody to stress out over this situation. Carmy has been a good boss for the rest of the show, but its completely understandable that someone would freakout over this scenario. Am i rlly crazy for thinking that??
I dont think his reaction was overblown at all, I think its completely understandable here
Plus we've seen all of them lose it and Carmy never goes hard at them. He pretty much lets everyone screw up. When Marcus' baking knocked out the power he said, "it happens". Because Sydney is the Sous-Chef she hasn't been able to mess up and he goes the hardest at her. It's understandable that she reaches a breaking point.
I was really pissed at Sydney and Marcus for leaving the way they did. Marcus just was not doing his job, plain and simple. Sydney made a series of honest mistakes. She left the preorders on. She got that review written about them which probably caused a lot of those orders. All honest mistakes but the fact that they both took zero responsibility is what got to me. Sydney was lashing out at everyone unfairly and then they both just bail with her saying “this is not on me” was just infuriating.
Idk if stabbing someone is an "honest mistake"
So what if she got the review written, carmy literally said himself it's all good. Car my has no right to chat because he's honestly not the best boss and doesn't stick by his word, how many times has he just shoved huge tasks onto her cuz he doesn't want to do it. In reality y'all mad at Sydney would walk out too cuz no way youd let your unserious boss chat to u like that. Hes rlly unprofessional and has serious issues of his own, Sydney is hands down the most hard-working, professional and creative person working there
Well it’s not like knives have instructions labeled on them ..😅
@@kkami4493the way that guy runs his mouth I wish she did it on purpose but he walked into the knife
My only serious gripe with the show is that Sydney and Marcus’ shitty behavior this episode isn’t acknowledged. Carmen losing his cool like he did was also wrong, but that doesn’t mean the two of them are guilt-free.
Even with that, though, I still live the show and love both of them in season 2.
i’m glad sydney finally snapped back at richie. he’s been antagonising her this whole season and him joking about her blowing the critic for a good review was the tipping point. he went low and she went to hell 😭😭
their relationship gets better in the next season and you’ll see it in the last couple of episodes.
Called him a loser, a waste of space, and told him she feels sorry for his daughter 😮
Right like them being mad at her and saying they would slap her?? & taking richie side like fck richie and his daughter tf lmaoo like Where was this energy when he was a bitch to her since ep1? They’re being too harsh on syd especially sheera but she is always like that when it comes to female characters making mistakes😭
@@carlitos366she cooked
@@carlitos366 I'm sorry but he deserved that roast 😂
Nooo. They're not doing improv. There is a writer's room with professional writer's and the stories have to make sense. They can't just make up random lines, especially not with a tight script like this that requires an actor to be in a certain place during a certain line so that the camera can follow them. In fact, with something like this, it's important to know your lines almost perfectly. They also probably rehearsed this numerous times which helps tremendously with memorization. Improv can be wonderful and fantastic but it's really important to give credit to writers as they work really hard.
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And a lot of actors are trained in theater. Memorizing 20 minutes worth of lines is nothing to memorizing an hour and a half or two hour show where no one is yelling "cut." And, if you have a solo piece (just you on stage for 50 minutes straight), that's even harder (I've done all of this). So, this isn't too bad. The hardest part with something like this is actually keeping the same energy take after take. Just because it's shot in one "take," it's never actually recorded in only one take, so you're on set doing something this stressful again and again and again all day and that's really the toughest part. To stay locked in. To not get exhausted. To not burnout. To not lose your mind in the same way your character is. That's certainly the toughest thing and I commend them for that.
Im hoping roshi grills this comment
@@16soccerball why would he?
W comment
Completely agree. The only thing I can think that’s harder than memorizing all your lines in a high stress scene that must be done in one shot, is doing it all over again SEVERAL TIMES and still keeping momentum. Which is why it is so impressive when shows manage to get it right.
This comment feels condescending somehow
Technically he backedup into her, she did not stab him. And you right Richie does best under extreme pressure.
If you've ever worked in a kitchen you know there's a proper way to hold a knife. at your side against your leg. Richie can't be blamed here
mfs when Keith Lee is waiting for his food:
I've never been this early lol also the fact that Carm tells them to stop reading "that shit" and get going is super significant, it's a subtle way of showing you over and over that he never takes a damn second to enjoy success in any form, man just has to keep going. It's a really toxic mindset
P.S. Sheera I am so grateful to you girl because Sydney was incredibly unprofessional for what she did (as was Marcus). Was Carm's behaviour ok? No. But the way they avoid accountability drives me MAD.
Pretty sure it had more to do with them opening service within the next half hour and being behind.
bffr syd was not being any more unprofessional than richie who was just fucking around and tina who literally brought her teenaged son to work
@@forestolive9515that may be true but none of those things truly disrupted the kitchen rythmn and js when the preorder crisis happened neither of them bitched or really complained. They worked even amongst the chaos
@@yungvoss no carmy lashing out on everyone caused was extremely disruptive. richie trying to do syd’s job knowing damn well he’s not as fast or efficient as her was not only dumb but also disruptive. he was literally wasting time like a clueless loser and then got stabbed
cARMY was being hella passive aggressive to Syd at the beginning thats how she knew someting ws off and kept asking him if they were good and then shit just went left from there
That one take was so beautifully chaotic
Sydney and Markus have 0 accountability, I was screaming at my screen the whole time.
She was trying to get things done.
@@melonsauce1474Fuck off lol. She caused a lot of the issues and then takes no accountability and leaves them out to dry. The dickriding is crazy
@@melonsauce1474no she wasn’t. She was just yelling at Richie when he was told to help her.
this whlose stressful episode taken in oneshot is a fcking masterpice by the directors one of my fav episodes not only in this series but in series history oat
Whooo boys time for some chaos
One of the most stressful episodes ever! Brilliant but very stressful! Same with the family dinner episode!
When he slapped that doughnut out of his hands I half expected you guys to put up that old clip of the dog that slaps the birthday cake out of his owners hands then has the dr dre music come up with shades and spliff.
Marcus is one of my favorite characters, but why was bro still working on the donuts??? 😂😂
This is a tricky one because on one hand Sydney was being pushed around and fucked with all season so her quitting was a natural result, but on the other hand she was completely in the wrong for quitting in that moment. Reason being that even though Richie was obviously being a dickhead per usual, once shit hit the fan and they needed to get shit done, he stopped fucking around and got to work. Now I know him not having a specific role makes it a little more difficult, but at that point they were firing up everything so it didn't really matter what he was doing as long as food was being cooked. She chose the wrong time to blow up at him and quit when she was the reason shit went south in the first place.
I was so proud of Richie. He locked in on this episode.
i agree with Lupa 16:12 please react to 1917 (2019), if thats what he was referring to.
SO GOOD!!!!
Markus & sydney took the biggest L's this episode then act like they did absolutely nothing wrong. So frustrating
That Take Out shit? Bro, Mother's Day 2020 was WILD. Middle of COVID, most companies didn't throttle the orders so we got ROCKED.
this episode was taken in one take why its so chaotic this won them a golden globe award
also this episode isn’t the first time richie berates or talks down to syd. the stabbing was accidental because neither of them was paying attention.
Nah. That's actually all on Sydney. The whole point of training to hold your knives pointed down is so sh!t like that *can't* happen even if you're not paying attention.
@@thedarkemissary nah it was accidental. she was looking at marcus and obviously didn’t realise she was still holding her knife towards richie until he backed into it. the whole thing happened fast and the kitchen was chaotic.
@@forestolive9515 so you're saying she wasn't paying attention to the large knife she was holding in her hand and accidentally stabbed someone. she was negligent. she made a mistake and accidentally stabbed someone.
@@matt-fb3mq yes she stabbed someone on accident
People make so many excuses for syd i swear lol imo she and marcus shouldve apologized to Carm too
I just started watching it, and this is my favorite episode while also being the most stressful and anxiety inducing. Gives me PTSD from working in a restaurant when you are "in the weeds".
Ah yes, the moment I’ve been waiting for a long time.
I'm crying bro!!
The disbelief and anger when Marcus brought the donut all excited had me rolling in laughter. Cause WHAT THE FUCK YOU TOUGHT??? I have 78 slices of cake ordered, you better get this shit out of my face!!!
Markus and Sydney messed up and leave 😂
1:49 Genre: Trauma, Stress, Anxiety 😂
people threatening each other in the restaurant is very real. I have seen pots pans and knives thrown across the kitchen
Syd and Marcus did Carmy dirty. He's not a "piece of shit", he's stressed past his breaking point in part because of THEM. He should have tried harder to hold it together, but he's just trying to get shit done and they're both holding everything up with their personal bullshit, both of which Carmy would have let go, though he could fire the both of them for not following directions and making massive mistakes, he would not have done that. He cuts everyone else more slack than they cut him.
You'll also see later that Carmy is from a family that collectively has no chill and yelling, cursing and freaking out is their normal way of dealing things. Carmen tries hard to not be like that, but in moments of extreme distress, he really can't help it.
The stabbing was DEF an accident. A mistake too, on both parts (mostly Sydney, sure). Why the hell is RIchie backing up, not looking where he is going? Why is Sydney walking around with a knife pointed in front of her, and not saying "BEHIND". She didn't look sorry for it cuz she was SHOOK lol. Def added to her freakout and ultimate departure. Ya know when ya just fuck up one too many times and just feel overwhelmed and leave/check out? yeah lol. Not a good thing to do, but def something I am sure many can relate with lol
Are you kidding me??? Richie was calm because he liked the chaos. He loved that things went bad so they could go back to doing things the old way he liked. He doesn't want the shop to grow. I'm actually shocked that you guys are on the bully's side. Richie has been treating Syd way worse than Tina ever did, and I'm glad Syd stood up for herself.
In this episode for sure Richie was reveling in “being proved right” even to the detriment of the restaurant. Sydney crossed a line with some of her words but Richie was doing a lot to instigate conflict in this episode
@@kurtwagner350
Sydney should have gone after his ex-wife
fuck Richie
Syd defenders always delusional.
They said they shot almost everything in one take, theres probably like hidden cuts but it’s mostly one take, Goat Episode, The “Are you fucking with me” gets me every time
it's terrible how happy I am to watch y'all go through this.
As someone who’s currently working at a 4 star restaurant, and yes it can get this crazy, I personally have never been threatened or stabbed before lmao 😂😂😂😂😂
How no one (especially Tina's kid) didn't lay down on the kitchen floor and start crying from stress induced pandemonium is beyond me.
Real radio station, real disc jockey, and Metro on north side of Chicago. Also it is a GREAT representation of a ONE SHOT camera work. It is like we are there next to them.
When this episode first came out, a LOT of people were like “man fuck Carmy, he fukn sucks” and I’m so glad y’all are on my side of this lmao like, Marcus are you fkn serious? And then Syd just got that “meh whatever” attitude that some people get when they don’t get their way. I’d be screamin’ and cussin’ too if I ran a business and everyone decided to bring their F- game on an important day
Edit: looking thru the comments, seems like those people are still around 😒
therez just no excuse for an employer to start verbally abusing and berating their employees, like ever. i think thats why most people are defending sydney, but to defend carmy most people would be upset (i highly doubt ppl will react with the same amt of anger he does) and wouldve prob fired sydney and marcus at the end of the day anyway.
10:07 oh yeah it does lol I worked in a kitchen for five years and I’ve got called insults and threats every ten minutes, even from my own brother. Good thing tho? You can dish it out right back at them 😂😂😂
Marcus probably worked his ass off to "perfect" the donut and lost a lot of sleep. He brought a pillow and slept in the kitchen. That's why his eyebags are really dark when Carmy was asking him "Why r u fucking w me?"
Carm is PTSD in a nutshell
It's here 🤎😭👏🏾
Yes Syd and Marcus apology situation is a frustrating thing. Actually Marcus more so.
I worked in a Pizzeria Italiano Resturanto during graduation week. Fuxking crazy bruv lol. Corner sharp hot!!! 🤣🤣🤣 love the reaction guys.
I'VE BEEN WAITING
Yeah this episode was hilarious and wild. But I agree with them walking out because there ain't enough pay in the world to deal with a boss cursing you out like that. It was a cascade effect where everyone was unleashing their pent up anger on each other, that had less to do with Sid's mistake and more to do with underlying anger from previous days and situations.
When Carmy yelled at Marcus for being a fucking doofus... I *F E L T* that. Like, dude... DO YOU NOT SEE THE UTTER CHAOS THAT HAS BEEN GOING ON?! AND *NOW* YOU WANNA BRING ME THAT DONUT?! lol
Throwing and smashing that donut was *fucked up*, tho. I felt REALLY bad for Marcus and when he just peaced out of the restaurant... I did not blame him. And I feel like that is a microcosm of something I love about the show's characters and its chaos: I truly see and feel all sides of the conflict. And that is just really cool.
Yo, after this episode, I will never work in the restaurant business. This gave me so much anxiety. I had to call a few friends that work in industry. I was like my bad y’all I’m so sorry lmao😂
Idk if you guys saw but Richie's actor was casted to play The Thing in Fantasic Four!
Solid ass choice ngl
This was the continuous/one-take episode and it was AMAZING. The intensity, the anxiety, the chaos, the SCREAMING. This is what cemented The Bear as a freaking phenomenal show. Please watch Shameless because JAW was incredible in that too.
The food that Carmy ate off the floor was the donut the he knocked out of Marcus's hands.
Lupas face at 10:56 LMAO IM DYING
1x7 and 2x6 are goated episodes
whats cool is that throughout this episode u can see. what sugar was talking about in season 2 regarding how carmy will deflect from issues he doesnt like talking about like at 6:52
he does the same thing in season 2 when sugar puts up the painting that he really doesn't like
Yes, that's a real Chicago radio station and DJ.
10:13 🤣 who added that sound??
You can tell who has worked in a fast paced kitchen/ restaurant environment.. and people who havent.
Easy to miss amidst the chaos but at one point you hear a customer walk in and ask "do you guys have risotto?" and Tina's just like "NO!"
Also I know Carmy couldve handled it better but I relate to him just grabbing food off the floor cause in that state of stress it's either I eat this floor pizza or I just off myself then and there.
That was Marcus donut.
@@Angryegaroq I wasn't saying it was pizza I was just using pizza as a generic food item. Also floor pizza is a joke relating to video games.
@kienblazi the entire point of the scene is to show carmy did care, after he tasted the donut you can tell he fucking loved it.
@@Nephetssings ofc he cares. I love Sydney and Marcus but I can't stand how the show makes it seem like Carmy was the bad guy there. If I was him Sydney would've become like my mortal enemy for how bad she fucked everything up.
@@King_Gum I work in a kitchen. She walked out mid rush. It's the worst fucking thing you can ever do
The extra sound effect when Carmy knocked the donut out of Marcus’ hands lol
Boiling Point was also a movie about a kitchen and it was made in a singular cut.
i think there is a level of disrespect you can give to someone when they fuck up, and everyone in the kitchen gave it sydney except tina, and i guess marcus in a way. and that coupled with her own self blame lead her to feel like all of the problems with the kitchen (which she has made an outline and a plan for and has taken on fully) is her fault. that's not rational obviously, but when you stress about something like this to this degree, it all kind of mixes together and at the end she rejected the idea that the business failing was her fault and said fuck you, i don't deserve to be treated this way. is she justified? yes and no. is anyone else there justified? yes and no. everyone was at fault. everyone talked mad shit and acted insane. except tina.
I have been anticipating this video
Richie’s been a dick for 6 episodes… I hate how people forget he’s been trash, season 2 is so redemptive for him
I think Carmy was trying the donut he slapped out of Marcus hand.
-Undermines Carmy with the risoto
-Messes up preporder
-Brings up Richie's daughter and then stabs him
-"This isnt on me."
-Leaves.
Legend😭
richie deserved it tho he antagonized everyone (especially sidney) during the season, someone had to put him in his place (she fucked up with all the other things tho)
@@laviniamadeira5890 fair enough but stabbing someone is definitely not the way to go about them annoying you😅
@@light_in_the_darkkkIcon 💅🏾
@@laviniamadeira5890 seemed like he was trying to help this time though, he was perfectly reasonable this episode
Sydney and Marcus where the DUMBEST and MOST SELFISH people ever this episode! I dropped the series instantly after I found out they didn't apologize instantly when they meet the mc again. Their behaviour is so childish and selfish
Just finished the bear, can’t wait to see some of the S2 reactions.
Also side note - for your Intro I always wondered where the “SHOOT HIM NOW!!!” Is from lmao anyone know?
Carmy was a total asshole. You don’t speak to your employees that way. Sydney left because he clearly triggered her with the yelling.
Plenty of chefs are total assholes, most of them end up yelling at their staff at least once. Carmy is by miles more respectful and evenhanded in his kitchen management style than most. Carmy was staring down losing his business license and Mikey’s spot because of Syd’s fuck up, that’s what would be happened if they’d defaulted on those orders that they already took money for.
All of that is an honest mistake, and as long as Syd had worked her ass off with the rest of them to make it right, it wouldn’t have been more than a particularly rough service. When her and Marcus leave the line, that is selfishly multiplying the suffering of everyone else in that kitchen. They both owe their coworkers and friends better than that. You do not leave the line, not if the chef is mean to you, not if you’re having a bad day, it’s just not done by professionals of Sydney’s caliber.
Finally I’ve been WAITING for y’all to get to this episode 😂 I think y’all are forgetting that all season Syd has been sidelined and fucked around. Yes she made a mistake leaving the preorders open but she has pure intentions (from making organized layouts I think in episode 2-3 Carmy brushed her off to the Risotto dish) to make the restaurant better but Carmy isn’t trying to hear her out. So her quitting is pretty much justified for the way Carmy has treated her since she’s been hired. He’s never checked anyone coming at her. They’re supposed to be equals(as head chefs). & what Syd said to Carmy was true when she quit, she has high respect for him but she will call him out on his bullshit. He hasn’t been the best boss! Also, she didn’t intentionally stab Richie, it was an honest mistake and both of them weren’t paying attention. And let’s not forget Richie has berated her throughout the season, he’s chastise her and thrown micro aggressions at her, so Sydney went low as him talking about his child was pure built up anger. It doesn’t make it right but let’s not forget all of that happened. No one is a villain in this show, it’s all about mistakes and learning to grow from it.