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I remember watching that scene where Marcus comes up to Carmy with the donut and I had to pause the episode to facepalm because there was NO WAY he thought that was a good idea LMAO
The only part I didn't like about this show is Carmy apologizing to Marcus even tho what Marcus did was probably one of the most irrensponsible and idiotic thing I've ever seen.
@@bratprica6383 Same, but it is what it is. I guess if nothing else it shows what kind of person Carmy is at the end of the day even though he constantly loses his shit lol
i’ve heard from real pastry chefs that what marcus did this episode isn’t actually farfetched. one guy said that because pâttissieres have entirely different menus than the rest of the kitchen, it’s easy to drift off into their own little world. they have more freedom compared to the other chefs and sometimes need reminders and/or lots of self control to keep from sinking too deeply into whatever’s inspired them recently. marcus is too new to this to control himself and carmy wasn’t intuitive enough to keep him on track. bad situation all around.
Sydney, Marcus Carmy that's the order of the blame. Sydney for the pre-order that's a big one, and then for nagging on Richie for helping not to mention she stabbed him, Marcus for doing donuts at a time like this like wtf. And Carmy for flipping off which went a little overboard but understandably so.
@@rodvincetolosa9386 def disagree. Marcus was working on exactly what he was supposed to before shit hit the fan. Him being in his own world makes perfect sense given the amount of yelling and batching that happens on a regular basis at the Beef. Sydney stabbed Richie, she should have apologized, Richie however wasn't paying attention in a kitchen full of dangerous shit. It could be argued that he was focused on Carmy, but given how much he consistently eggs Carmy on a regular basis, that argument isn't very convincing. The pre order thing most definitely is not Syds fault. Carmy already shifts a bunch of work that she made clear she did not want on her. A mistake like leaving tye pre-orders up is understandable. BUT it's a problem that could have been handled in two fucking seconds. "oops. O well, those people are SOL cause we can't do that." THATS what Carmy should have done. Instead he had a break down because he won't get help for his issues. And in doing so not only did he cause his two best employees to quit, he STILL was unable to fill the orders. his implosion caused the entire kitchen to implode and they didn't even make a cent for it.
10:52 Clever piece of writing here: Ebra is describing how his country, Somalia, collapsed, but it also applies to everything that happens at The Beef in this episode.
He sexually harassed Sydney the moment he saw her and then constantly pushed her buttons the whole time. He even admits maybe he deserved to be stabbed.
What some viewers miss but you two got perfectly is that this episode is meant to show the the weak points behind each character, and where they will need to grow and develop in future episodes. It was not just one person's fault that led to this whole breakdown, it was the unfortunate combination of everyone's worst behaviours/habits conflicting with each other at the same time.
I mean.....someone did leave the pre-order option open....but yeah....I guess it's about EVERYONE's faults if we wanna avoid putting the blame on that one individual....
You are right. It’s one mistake, but they could have handled it if they were much more cohesive. Which is what Carmy had said in a previous episode, but he agreed online ordering could work and the restaurant needs the money. Poor Carmy responded the worst though, he even yelled at Tina and threw a tray. I have seen this episode a few times and I never noticed the throwing of the tray and that he actually touched Marcus when he raged at him. He was so caught up in his rage, he completely missed that Marcus could throw him across the room with a wave of his hand. Not to mention how he utterly broke Marcus’ heart.
@Itsupimup That would be interesting...If I ever said it justified the responses. Yet the fact doesn't change that SOMEONE was responsible for that entire skeddadle of this episode. But, like I said, if we want to avoid pointing out who that person is, we can start talking about themes and characterization and the point of the episode.
@@MukatutuI mean yeah, that’s true. Unfortunately, she never apologized either and made it seem as if it was all Carmy’s fault, which is a shame. But Carmy took responsibility for his side of the street, it apologizing, hopefully we’ll see Sydney learn to take care of hers.
I was feeling everyone's frustration this episode. I felt Carmy and Sydney more than most. So naturally when Marcus showed up with his fucking donut... I lost it a lil bit, too lol. Bro, wdym you've been baking donuts the whole time we've been fucking SWAMPED with orders?!? I felt really bad for him, tho :/
I never noticed Richie lowkey tried to defend him immediately after by asking Carmy to calm down, which obviously didn't work. But Carmy yelling at Marcus probably made him feel it was too far.
When Ebra was talking about Somalia becoming a failed state with factions all fighting each other, I feel like that was pointing out what was going on in the kitchen with everything going to hell
@@mohamedismail6777 Bro was 110% invested in those donuts, he even slept in the kitchen so he could save time on commuting. Since ep 2 he has been all for the donuts. The moment he nails it it's like nothing else matters
The main thing was to switch off the pre-orders programme, the door-dash connection or whatever. Just cancel most of those orders and do the digital refund to get things back under control. But I feel like everyone was at fault except Tina and Ebrahim. Sydney was being mean, Richie was right about that. Richie was being unreasonable about the review of her dish. Carmy was melting down, Marcus completely failed to read the room and change his plans to help other people. It took the team to lose it this badly, not just one person.
Lol what? I wouldn’t quit if I had richies job either. He doesn’t do Jack shit. Ofcourse he isn’t stressed in this situation because he doesn’t give a fuck about his job unlike syd and marcus. What a dumb take lol
@@kevincucumber1118 but he gives a fuck specially for the place bro, dont say bullshit, just because he dont have skills dont mean that he dont care for the job or the place
@@kevincucumber1118 This job and his daughter are literally everything he has at this point, he cares deeply about it in his own way, that's why he holds on to this idea of keeping the place the same. Like Tina said, where would he even go if he quit?
@@go_golden my point though is that he doesnt do anything.. he doesnt work he just takes up space. sure he might "care in his own way" but thats not helping karmy or his coworkers. he doesnt do shit. my response was to OP because they claim he is "used to working in stressful conditions" while syd and marcus are not but the reality is that if richie had the amount of work load and stress that those two do then he would have walked out a long time ago. but he cant do anything so no one is going to waste their time trying to get him to help. he is a lost cause and a waste of space. so again to reiterate my point hes only capable of "handling stressful situations" because he has no responsibilty. when you arent responsible for anything and you dont do anything but fuck around and hey in peoples way trying to actually work then yea ofcourse when shit hits the fan it wont matter because you sit on your ass and bullshit all day anyway! i say this with 10 years of restaurant experience under my belt. ive seen plenty of useless tools just like richie in kitchens ive worked
Knowing what happens in their home life and especially Donna, it really is no surprise that they got through this situation without any long grudges 😂😂 Theyre just used to it
I CANNOT STOP THINKING ABOUT SEEING THEM REACT TO EPISODE 6 & 7! Sorry, all caps because I'm anxious and excited, for two vastly differing reasons btw because episode 7 was like a warm hug after 6. The girls are gonna freak
yall were mad that sydney was coming at richie but you gotta realised that this was sydneys braking point and richie hadnt been anything but rude to her since she came, he deserved that one
It's tells a lot when you say "if I were ... i would have ALSO ..." about every chatracter. That explains how well written and organic this show is. Every character being unique and whole. And yeah, it was filmed in ONE SHOT, the black square was for tv commercial, but it was still one shot. Which is something veeery incredible to choreograph. Plus the acting, so good
When Richie snapped back at Sydney (9:18) it didn't even sound like he was mad and just hurt. It sounded like he was on the verge of tears and he just wanted her to stop so he did the only thing he thought would stop her which was just call her a bitch but not even that he asked her why she was only acting like a bitch cause he knows she isn't. So fucking sad to hear the pain in his voice. Ebon Moss-Bachrach is so good at Richie!
I relate to this episode so badly. I once a super busy restaurant and it was only two of us on line. The tickets coming in… the anger of having so much to do… people not doing what they are supposed to be doing. It takes everything to not slip into the madness that is working in a restaurant.
I was really pissed at Sydney and Marcus for leaving in the middle of that nightmare. Marcus just wasn’t doing his job. Sydney made a series of honest mistakes but it was still her that caused them to have a huge amount of orders that they couldn’t fill. She left the preorder option on for the to go app she insisted on. She got an article written about them which probably caused a lot of those orders. Again all honest mistakes but it was still her fault. And the fact that she melted down and started taking out her frustrations on everyone else and then just bailed saying “this is not on me” was completely infuriating.
Maybe it’s because I was more prepared for that ep by the advance hype, but I still think this is the most stressful episode. Like internal family drama stresses me out way less than the idea of hundreds of customers waiting for food.
IMO you’re being wayyy to easy on Ritchie and Carmy even Marcus. Carmy avoided how he felt causes him to blow up while simultaneously pushing even more crap on Sydney instead of A. Acknowledge her achievement but talking through what it means B. Being a mentor Ritchie has all SEASON been verbally abusing Sydney and undermining him. She told no lies even if they were harsh words. He has presented to her nothing but a loser and obstacle. Feeling low he took pleasure in rubbing it in his face. When he got stabbed even he knew he deserved it. Sydney doesn’t have the inherent family history lowdown so while we see his struggles to be a good dad outside of that he’s been nothing but a pain and hindrance. Marcus I had zero empathy for. He was PERMITTED to work on his own thing only IF he could juggle it something he already failed at this season so no( him walking out cuz his feelings got hurt is due to his own lack of time management and failure at his job. Sydney did everything she could to avoid the train wreck but she was tied to the tracks and while everyone else in that building is used to that kind of life that’s not her and she finally devolved which as Tina said isn’t her nor would she allow herself to devolve further so she quit.
@@tylerjackson1806 Dude literally said she sucked someone's dick to get a good review and puts her down all season, but suddenly she fires back one time and it's too far? Ritchie shouldn't talk shit if he can't take hits. What Syd said to Carmy was out of line, especially since she caused this clusterfuck herself by not listening to him about the dish and to-gos, but Ritchie 100% had it coming 0 sympathy for him.
@@DarkPlayerRERitchie was out of line for telling Sydney “I told you this wouldn’t work” instead of just shutting up and helping. He tried to help after, but he had already opened his big mouth & Sydney was over it at that point. He also needs to learn that Mikey’s way of doing things wasn’t good and that moving on from them doesn’t mean that they’re pretending that Mikey never existed. Outside of that, Sydney needs to learn patience with implementing her good ideas, like Carmy said, not bring up people’s children in arguments (WAY out of line), and not brandish weapons, like a knife, on people, then bailing when your idea that wasn’t yet ready to be implemented fails miserably and pretend to be a victim. Carmy needs to not dump stuff on Sydney, like training new people on a hectic day. Also, Carmy needs to learn to be honest, to everyone, about how he really feels. He didn’t let Sydney know how he really felt about her giving her meal to a customer, which he already said wasn’t ready, but she still served anyway. And I feel like he did not care for implementing the to go orders yet, but he made it seem like he was okay with both, until things got crazy hectic, then his true feelings come out & he blows up on Sydney. With Marcus, it’s obvious that he was focused on the wrong things at the moment, and while it was messed up what Carmy did, Marcus was behind on what they actually needed for the pre orders. The issue I noticed is that some fans of this show don’t want to hold Sydney accountable for her part in this episode, and Marcus too, somehow blaming Carmy and also Ritchie for everything (??? which is insane) when like another commenter said, this episode shows the weaknesses in all of the main cast. Carmy was actually the only one to apologize about his part, which is a sign of a great leader, but as mentioned above, he has things he still needs to work on.
i love her, but even i found her a bit intolerable this ep. she literally caused the problem but refused to take responsibility. she crossed the line with some of the things she said to Richie; not only that but also stabbed him. Things would have been all well and good if she apologized to him... but she doesn't. The more I am watching (going into season 2) I can kinda understand why that is... but it still makes me feel some type of way.
@@remholloway2579The stabbing was obviously unnecessary, but Richie was tormenting her for most of the season. Why is she the bad one when she stands up for herself?
@@nfr5946 I don’t think that she is “the bad one” per say. They all have their negative qualities. I think Richie is too stuck in his old ways making him insufferable, and I think Carmy is a bit of a hypocrite. But what ticked me off about Syd in this ep is the fact that she caused the problem. Then at the end of the ep says that it is not on her. Basically not taking any responsibility and leaving the team to cover for her. That was intolerable. What happens between her and Richie I think they both went too far.
@@remholloway2579 Sydney made a mistake. Listen to what Carmen says in ep 5 to Markus about mistakes. Additionally, because of “performance punishment “, Sydney had been overloaded and other people weren’t doing their part. If Richie learned the tablet like she asked him to, or Carmen actually support her, her mistake would have been caught. Carmen losing his mind wasn’t about Sydney’s mistake. It was his unprocessed emotions coming to the surface and he took it out on Sydney. That’s why she said it wasn’t on her, because Carmy’s response wasn’t warranted in proportion to her innocent mistake. She quit as someone backed into her and got stabbed. She was turning into someone she didn’t want to be, and standing up to irrationally bad treatment. If she stayed, Carmen could have (inadvertently) treated her even worse. Thankfully Carmy is better then most of us and understood why he is the one who had to apologize. It’s his restaurant and he wasn’t a good boss. His bad reaction fell like dominos to everyone else. The writers are very clever. They really know what they are doing even though a lot of the audience does not get it.
@Itsupimupwhoa whoa whoa yourself. How the hell are you even questioning whether she crossed a line or not. If the personal comment about his kid wasn't far enough over the line she literally brandished a knife and brought the threat of violence into it. It doesn't matter that Richie has been a major asshole to her that is undoubtedly unacceptable workplace behavior.
When I finished episode 7 and before I started watching episode 8, I was fairly sure that this would be like a stand-alone dream-like episode, maybe like a nightmare of Carmy's because of his insomnia or something.
Way too many people let Carmy off the hook in this episode. He completely fucked up. Did Syd make a mistake, yes. Did Marcus not pay attention to the situation at hand, absolutely. But Carmy is the leader and as soon as one thing went wrong he completely went off the rails and set them all up to fail. I've worked in kitchens and guys like Carmy don't last long because no one is going to want to work with them.
i mean how many times do you have to tell Syd in a nice way to WAIT..its not ready. how many times does Marcus have to be told to please put the donut aside for a minute?? id lose my shit too fuck that
@@powertrip25 When he loses his shit on Syd during service it has nothing to do with her dish. He literally just randomly brings it up because he’s getting stressed. Marcus should have better awareness but the freaking out Carmy does helps absolutely no one. There is nothing they could do but work as hard they could. That’s why Richie tries to get him to calm down. Also Carmy easily could have canceled all the orders or at least stopped the machine if he just took a breath but he freaked out.
@@24pagedown Right. Carmy could've told Marcus not now instead of slapping him and screaming at his face. Discipline him later. For now tell him he got cakes to make lmao
@@uninterruptedrhythm4104 Bruh, he was told that like 4 times just this episode alone by diffrent people, what is he, like 14 ? I can understand Syd leaving but Marcus behaved absolutely braindead.
@@uninterruptedrhythm4104 "Sorry boss, couldn't catch the suspect because I was too busy watching Hot Fuzz! Sorry sir, didn't file employee wages because I was making paper airplanes! Sorry ma'am, didn't prep for surgery because I was reading my favourite book!" Marcus' actions would be wild in any other job context. He already got warned twice and still had the lack of awareness to walk up to Carmy like 'Hey man try my donut :D' like it was fuck-around-o-clock. Even Syd was pissed at him for still fucking about with donuts instead of doing his cakes, the entire kitchen told him to wake up.
Thank you for reacting to this! I hope that you both visit the Windy City one day soon and definitely not in the winter. It’s an AMAZING and beautiful place.
I can’t be the only person that was mad at Sydney during this episode. I love her character she’s definitely one of my favorites, but her quitting like that actually made me so mad. She gets frustrated that Carm won’t implement all of her plans and ideas right away. She wants to be partners with him and help run the restaurant, but the minute things go wrong she just dips. If you want to be in charge you can’t leave when shit hits the fan. I get she was mad at Carm and Ritchie, but by leaving she also was fucking over Tina, Ebra, and everyone else. Also this whole thing was literally on her, she left the pre orders open all night. That doesn’t change the fact that everyone else reacted poorly and made things worse. But for her to act like she played no part in this disaster, and then just walk out on everyone else who was working was some bullshit.
yea i have to agree... and i hate that I have too. Automatically I want to defend her, but she literally caused this mess, not to mention stabbing someone and hasn't in 2 seasons apologized for it. I think I would have felt a bit better if she finished out the day and then quit. But to leave like that, its a lack of respect and common decency.
Did you miss all the times she saved the day when things went wrong before? Like how she built a grill out of construction materials because they couldn’t afford to miss a service, how she solved the gangster issue? She instituted the French Brigade even though she didn’t want to, then Carmen literally ran out on her? What is she supposed to do? She didn’t dip at the first sign of crisis. What Carmen did in ep 7 is exactly what he said he wouldn’t do. He refused to listen to her, overloaded her and then he severely over reacted which was fuelled by things Sydney wasn’t involved in. He was being abusive and taking his insecurities out on her. By things she wasn’t involved in, I mean Carmen’s family situation, grief situation and loan situation. He could easily sell the restaurant and be done with it. Natalie said no one was asking him to fix it. All of that was a part of Carmen’s meltdown. Carmen had a severe failure of leadership and it seems no one thing Sydney deserved any dignity. I never saw her saying she wanted to be partners. She noticed he needed help and she wanted him to be her mentor. That is why she tolerated him overloading her, until she couldn’t. Her still working there after someone getting stabbed, would have made her such an effective employee. No one should tolerate what Carmen was dishing out.
The main thing I love, is that all three main characters (i consider the main characters to be Syd, Richie, and Carmy) are partially to blame for the mess that happened. Carmy being stressed made him explosive out of fear turning everyone on edge, Syd being impatient and a novice causing her new system to fail, and having her crack under-pressure, and Richie, who was just being Richie (if anything Richie was trying to be the most helpful he's ever been besides episode 1, but due to his personality he makes the situation worse) Yes Marcus messed up as well, but he's a supporting character in my eyes, but he's the only one objectively in the wrong, Syd, Carmy, and Richie are just trying to do the best they can in the moment.
As someone that worked in a kitchen i must say that i'm more impressed that there wasn't more violence in this episode, but maybe is because of how kitchens are in my country i dunno.
You got maybe a month left of good weather because it starts to get cold here. So probably next May would be the soonest you can come visit and experience nice weather? June and July and on so on it’ll get warmer and hotter and so on.
..oh yeah.. this does happen, i seen it personally. we had two of our cooks quit, while opening on our biggest convention in town (comic-con) while the dishwasher called out. i can still hear that fking ticket machine printing non stop lol. we were borderline closing, my team and i convinced our chef to keep fireing food. thats one time when we really worked as a team. after a 2hr rush, we all laied on the floor like we went to war and back.. our manager had to jump in to help with dishes hahaha.. what a day
3 decades.. i spent 3 decades BOH and FOH. This episode triggered industry-related PTSD. I've had shifts and fevered nightmares that resemble ALMOST EXACTLY this episode. I seriously considered skipping this episode's reaction. Shout out to all of you who have had a chef scream at you to step TF off their expo. 😬
working in a kitchen for the last 10 plus years i have never seen a more accurate descriptions of kitchen life than this show only thing its missing is FOH (front of house like waitresses and bartenders) drama
Sydney was a baby there and she should be blamed in my opinion, especially her mistake in online orders. I know that episode 8 is watched already, so Sydney also should have apologized for her shitty behaviour. Marcus too. He saw that they are so fucking busy but instead he was doing his stuff, not his work After this and next episode my opinion about them was worse, I liked all the chars up to this episode, but these two really messed everything up. They are the reason why I didn't like some moments of season 2
I'm watching the show on par with you, so I haven't seen more than this but the minute it was mentioned that Syd gave her dish to the food critic on accident, I called bullshit, suddenly her suspicious behavior regarding the dish and the client last episode made so much sense, she knew the guy was a food critic and decided to take matters into her own hands. I like all characters but struggle a lot with Richie and yet at this very moment I was somehow with him, he was the most level-headed and wanted to help, he knows shit, he could've help but no... Syd and her stress and big ass ego couldn't allow help from Richie or Tina, then she literally stabs Richie? the fuck? and what's worse she quit at the worst time in the worst way when this whole shit was HER fault... and the cherry on top was Marcus with his quite frankly dumb as fuck timing. I was 100% in the same mood as Carmy at this point.
Yeah, I think the point of the episode was to show the weakness in everyone's character. I also don't think she knew the guy was a critic, she just went out after carmy said no in anger and slammed the dish in front of the guy nearest to the kitchen.
Carmy treated her like shit, and then she started treating everyone else like shit. It's not just that Carmy lost it at her, but who she turned into in order to cope with it. Syd is a fucking angel for recognizing what was going on and removing herself. This is ALL on Carmy for how checked out he's been.
You find out the type of people who can handle pressure and get shit done and those who can't and need time away. Syd made a huge mistake that relatively effects Carmy the most, then walked away.
she annoyed me too bc it was her idea to bring the machine in & she made a huge mistake with it & is shocked everything went to shit & left like nah lol
I genuinely didn't like Sydney in this episode. This is absolutely all on her and she's going behind Carmy's back to make his restaurant into something before he's ready to take that step. And she continues to be annoying in the second season when it comes tona certain other character
Claire was annoying and Sydney was correct to demand Carmy’s focus lmao Carmy asked Sydney to be his partner in the business and all their issues in this episode was forgiven or let go. The least Carmy can do is focus on this incredibly risky business venture he asked Sydney to come on to.
@@uninterruptedrhythm4104 Absolutely agreed on the last part. Disagree on Claire being annoying. Blaming Claire was not the way to go about it. She had nothing to do with any of it. She wants Carmy to succeed. If Carmy can't deal with two fronts at once, that's on him. In fact it seemed like Claire was inspiring Carmy to find some cool options for the menu and Syd just got jealous that someone else was in Carmy's ear
@@andrewichigo I dont think it was jealousy that someone else has carmy 's ear. The thing was that they were building the menu together. Then all of a sudden it turned into Carmy and Claire working on the menu even though she has nothing to do with the restaurant. Like logically think about it yourself. If you were getting into business with someone but your partner started going off with a third party coming up with ideas with them for your project that your partner is supposed to work through with you... how would that make you feel? Not jealous, but frustrated. In my case more than a little angry. Going back to Sydney and adding the experience that she had going around to all the places she visited to eat food at and talked to some of the chefs; i would also be very scared entering into this venture in such a limited time frame with someone who is not 100% focused. I got where Carmy was coming from, and while I wished he could have had his cake and eat it too lord knows he deserves it... but that was so not the time.
@@andrewichigo Even though I didn't like Sydney's actions this episode, I think Syd in season 2 was completely justified with her concerns. She was legit doing a lot of work going around tasting stuff and gathering info for their menu while Carmie flaked on her to hang out with Claire. I didn't get any inclination that Sydney was jealous of Claire at all, just frustrated with how they were supposed to be partners yet Carmie was coming up short in that regard.
हेलो रिएक्शन चैनल मोनेटाइज होता है कि नहीं होता है प्लीज रिप्लाई में और मैं आपकी क्लिप उसे कर सकता हूं ब्रिज आप कहां से हो कैन आई उसे वीडियो प्लीज परमिशन दे देना मुझे❤❤
If you gave Carmy the nuclear launch codes when Marcus showed up with his donuts, he would've ended the human race without second thoughts
🤣🤣😭poor carmy Richie would prolly give it him
@@mohamedismail6777Richie thrives in high chaos/stress.
LMAOOOO
How did you comment 4 weeks ago when this has been up for 10 hours…?
@@kevincucumber1118 patreon or mmber only
"Sydney just stabbed Richie"
"Probably fucking deserved it!" 💀
People are deaf they heard what he was saying to her
Richie even replied “Maybe”. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very graceful of him under the circumstances.
This had me crying bro 😂😂😂😂
I remember watching that scene where Marcus comes up to Carmy with the donut and I had to pause the episode to facepalm because there was NO WAY he thought that was a good idea LMAO
The only part I didn't like about this show is Carmy apologizing to Marcus even tho what Marcus did was probably one of the most irrensponsible and idiotic thing I've ever seen.
@@bratprica6383 Same, but it is what it is. I guess if nothing else it shows what kind of person Carmy is at the end of the day even though he constantly loses his shit lol
i’ve heard from real pastry chefs that what marcus did this episode isn’t actually farfetched. one guy said that because pâttissieres have entirely different menus than the rest of the kitchen, it’s easy to drift off into their own little world. they have more freedom compared to the other chefs and sometimes need reminders and/or lots of self control to keep from sinking too deeply into whatever’s inspired them recently. marcus is too new to this to control himself and carmy wasn’t intuitive enough to keep him on track. bad situation all around.
Sydney, Marcus Carmy that's the order of the blame. Sydney for the pre-order that's a big one, and then for nagging on Richie for helping not to mention she stabbed him, Marcus for doing donuts at a time like this like wtf. And Carmy for flipping off which went a little overboard but understandably so.
@@rodvincetolosa9386 def disagree. Marcus was working on exactly what he was supposed to before shit hit the fan. Him being in his own world makes perfect sense given the amount of yelling and batching that happens on a regular basis at the Beef. Sydney stabbed Richie, she should have apologized, Richie however wasn't paying attention in a kitchen full of dangerous shit. It could be argued that he was focused on Carmy, but given how much he consistently eggs Carmy on a regular basis, that argument isn't very convincing. The pre order thing most definitely is not Syds fault. Carmy already shifts a bunch of work that she made clear she did not want on her. A mistake like leaving tye pre-orders up is understandable. BUT it's a problem that could have been handled in two fucking seconds. "oops. O well, those people are SOL cause we can't do that." THATS what Carmy should have done. Instead he had a break down because he won't get help for his issues. And in doing so not only did he cause his two best employees to quit, he STILL was unable to fill the orders. his implosion caused the entire kitchen to implode and they didn't even make a cent for it.
10:52 Clever piece of writing here: Ebra is describing how his country, Somalia, collapsed, but it also applies to everything that happens at The Beef in this episode.
Sydney naming random professions while Richie goes on his schpiel about "the working man" is fucking hilarious
“bricklayers! clockworkers!”
The “working man” he called the police on when Sydney was better at conflict resolution then he was.
Crazy how this was all a ONE SHOT scene. Blows my mind. This show is amazing
the great part about all of this is that Richie came across as the most level headed person lol
He sexually harassed Sydney the moment he saw her and then constantly pushed her buttons the whole time.
He even admits maybe he deserved to be stabbed.
@@LadyScaper when did he sexually harass
@@LadyScaperso by richie shaking her hand and introducing him self is sexual harassment?
Making a light hearted joke is sexual harassment? Grow a pair@@LadyScaper
@@LadyScaperare you real?
10:03 Milena just became the joker due to the stress lmaooo
there is a verb for this in my language, "coringar", literally "to go Joker" 😂
In her mind, she be like "we truly live in a society"
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The fact that you were dead silent for so long during this episode is a testimony to how well-made it is, the stress is as real as it gets
> Starts filming
> Stresses everyone out for 20 minutes straight in one shot
> Makes Milena scream
> Leaves
Yes the episode was all one shot. The moments when it went black was because of commercial breaks
What some viewers miss but you two got perfectly is that this episode is meant to show the the weak points behind each character, and where they will need to grow and develop in future episodes. It was not just one person's fault that led to this whole breakdown, it was the unfortunate combination of everyone's worst behaviours/habits conflicting with each other at the same time.
I mean.....someone did leave the pre-order option open....but yeah....I guess it's about EVERYONE's faults if we wanna avoid putting the blame on that one individual....
You are right. It’s one mistake, but they could have handled it if they were much more cohesive. Which is what Carmy had said in a previous episode, but he agreed online ordering could work and the restaurant needs the money.
Poor Carmy responded the worst though, he even yelled at Tina and threw a tray.
I have seen this episode a few times and I never noticed the throwing of the tray and that he actually touched Marcus when he raged at him.
He was so caught up in his rage, he completely missed that Marcus could throw him across the room with a wave of his hand. Not to mention how he utterly broke Marcus’ heart.
@Itsupimup That would be interesting...If I ever said it justified the responses. Yet the fact doesn't change that SOMEONE was responsible for that entire skeddadle of this episode. But, like I said, if we want to avoid pointing out who that person is, we can start talking about themes and characterization and the point of the episode.
@@Mukatutusydney may have left it open, but its carmy’s job as her Boss to double check shit
@@MukatutuI mean yeah, that’s true. Unfortunately, she never apologized either and made it seem as if it was all Carmy’s fault, which is a shame. But Carmy took responsibility for his side of the street, it apologizing, hopefully we’ll see Sydney learn to take care of hers.
I was feeling everyone's frustration this episode. I felt Carmy and Sydney more than most.
So naturally when Marcus showed up with his fucking donut... I lost it a lil bit, too lol. Bro, wdym you've been baking donuts the whole time we've been fucking SWAMPED with orders?!?
I felt really bad for him, tho :/
I never noticed Richie lowkey tried to defend him immediately after by asking Carmy to calm down, which obviously didn't work. But Carmy yelling at Marcus probably made him feel it was too far.
When Ebra was talking about Somalia becoming a failed state with factions all fighting each other, I feel like that was pointing out what was going on in the kitchen with everything going to hell
when i realized this whole episode was one take i was Shocked
Never seen milena laugh like that lmao
I laughed too marcus dumb asf talking about some donuts 🍩 does he not see the situation lmao
@@mohamedismail6777 Bro was 110% invested in those donuts, he even slept in the kitchen so he could save time on commuting. Since ep 2 he has been all for the donuts. The moment he nails it it's like nothing else matters
The main thing was to switch off the pre-orders programme, the door-dash connection or whatever. Just cancel most of those orders and do the digital refund to get things back under control. But I feel like everyone was at fault except Tina and Ebrahim. Sydney was being mean, Richie was right about that. Richie was being unreasonable about the review of her dish. Carmy was melting down, Marcus completely failed to read the room and change his plans to help other people. It took the team to lose it this badly, not just one person.
Tina brought her son to work on THE WRONG DAY. Which Carmen dumped on Sydney.
The difference between Richie, who is used to working in stressful situations and Marcus and Sidney who quit.
Lol what? I wouldn’t quit if I had richies job either. He doesn’t do Jack shit. Ofcourse he isn’t stressed in this situation because he doesn’t give a fuck about his job unlike syd and marcus. What a dumb take lol
@@kevincucumber1118 but he gives a fuck specially for the place bro, dont say bullshit, just because he dont have skills dont mean that he dont care for the job or the place
@@kevincucumber1118 This job and his daughter are literally everything he has at this point, he cares deeply about it in his own way, that's why he holds on to this idea of keeping the place the same. Like Tina said, where would he even go if he quit?
@@go_golden my point though is that he doesnt do anything.. he doesnt work he just takes up space. sure he might "care in his own way" but thats not helping karmy or his coworkers. he doesnt do shit. my response was to OP because they claim he is "used to working in stressful conditions" while syd and marcus are not but the reality is that if richie had the amount of work load and stress that those two do then he would have walked out a long time ago. but he cant do anything so no one is going to waste their time trying to get him to help. he is a lost cause and a waste of space. so again to reiterate my point hes only capable of "handling stressful situations" because he has no responsibilty. when you arent responsible for anything and you dont do anything but fuck around and hey in peoples way trying to actually work then yea ofcourse when shit hits the fan it wont matter because you sit on your ass and bullshit all day anyway! i say this with 10 years of restaurant experience under my belt. ive seen plenty of useless tools just like richie in kitchens ive worked
@@kevincucumber1118beautiful comment. 💕
Knowing what happens in their home life and especially Donna, it really is no surprise that they got through this situation without any long grudges 😂😂 Theyre just used to it
Probably why Tina didn’t quit. In ep 5, she told Carmen she went to Berzatto Christmas dinner.
This is actually the most stressful episode of television I've ever watched.
really? have you seen season 2? 😭
@@chance757 for real! lmao
@@chance757 I actually havnt yet lol. Got something to look forward to now
And then season 2 happened. Iam both excited and scared for season 3 jeez
Watch season 2 episode 6...You will change your comment
lol they're so stressed. This makes me even more excited for their reaction to s2.
I CANNOT STOP THINKING ABOUT SEEING THEM REACT TO EPISODE 6 & 7! Sorry, all caps because I'm anxious and excited, for two vastly differing reasons btw because episode 7 was like a warm hug after 6. The girls are gonna freak
yall were mad that sydney was coming at richie but you gotta realised that this was sydneys braking point and richie hadnt been anything but rude to her since she came, he deserved that one
7 was so insane. It was the epitome of crazy.
It's tells a lot when you say "if I were ... i would have ALSO ..." about every chatracter. That explains how well written and organic this show is. Every character being unique and whole.
And yeah, it was filmed in ONE SHOT, the black square was for tv commercial, but it was still one shot. Which is something veeery incredible to choreograph. Plus the acting, so good
When Richie snapped back at Sydney (9:18) it didn't even sound like he was mad and just hurt. It sounded like he was on the verge of tears and he just wanted her to stop so he did the only thing he thought would stop her which was just call her a bitch but not even that he asked her why she was only acting like a bitch cause he knows she isn't. So fucking sad to hear the pain in his voice. Ebon Moss-Bachrach is so good at Richie!
I relate to this episode so badly. I once a super busy restaurant and it was only two of us on line. The tickets coming in… the anger of having so much to do… people not doing what they are supposed to be doing. It takes everything to not slip into the madness that is working in a restaurant.
I was really pissed at Sydney and Marcus for leaving in the middle of that nightmare. Marcus just wasn’t doing his job. Sydney made a series of honest mistakes but it was still her that caused them to have a huge amount of orders that they couldn’t fill. She left the preorder option on for the to go app she insisted on. She got an article written about them which probably caused a lot of those orders. Again all honest mistakes but it was still her fault. And the fact that she melted down and started taking out her frustrations on everyone else and then just bailed saying “this is not on me” was completely infuriating.
Yeah, that literally made me mad at Sydney at that point.
After this episode, I thought there was no way they could top this level of chaos, but then "fishes" came out 💀
that whole episode i had to watch between my fingers... ive never cringed so hard
Maybe it’s because I was more prepared for that ep by the advance hype, but I still think this is the most stressful episode. Like internal family drama stresses me out way less than the idea of hundreds of customers waiting for food.
Thanks for spoiling man!
Cant wait to see their reaction to the Christian Dinner and the last episode of s2
Marcus not even trying to help is the worst part in this situation. Mf was making cakes when everything was imploding.
donuts... if he woulda been making cakes that would have aliviated the situation... but donuts are not even on the menu. its a side project
IMO you’re being wayyy to easy on Ritchie and Carmy even Marcus. Carmy avoided how he felt causes him to blow up while simultaneously pushing even more crap on Sydney instead of A. Acknowledge her achievement but talking through what it means B. Being a mentor
Ritchie has all SEASON been verbally abusing Sydney and undermining him. She told no lies even if they were harsh words. He has presented to her nothing but a loser and obstacle. Feeling low he took pleasure in rubbing it in his face. When he got stabbed even he knew he deserved it. Sydney doesn’t have the inherent family history lowdown so while we see his struggles to be a good dad outside of that he’s been nothing but a pain and hindrance.
Marcus I had zero empathy for. He was PERMITTED to work on his own thing only IF he could juggle it something he already failed at this season so no( him walking out cuz his feelings got hurt is due to his own lack of time management and failure at his job.
Sydney did everything she could to avoid the train wreck but she was tied to the tracks and while everyone else in that building is used to that kind of life that’s not her and she finally devolved which as Tina said isn’t her nor would she allow herself to devolve further so she quit.
What she said to Richie about his daughter was wayyy out of line and fucked up and pointing a knife at him because she was pissed at him?
@@tylerjackson1806 Dude literally said she sucked someone's dick to get a good review and puts her down all season, but suddenly she fires back one time and it's too far? Ritchie shouldn't talk shit if he can't take hits. What Syd said to Carmy was out of line, especially since she caused this clusterfuck herself by not listening to him about the dish and to-gos, but Ritchie 100% had it coming 0 sympathy for him.
@@tylerjackson1806Richie the one that was out of line
@@DarkPlayerRERitchie was out of line for telling Sydney “I told you this wouldn’t work” instead of just shutting up and helping. He tried to help after, but he had already opened his big mouth & Sydney was over it at that point. He also needs to learn that Mikey’s way of doing things wasn’t good and that moving on from them doesn’t mean that they’re pretending that Mikey never existed.
Outside of that, Sydney needs to learn patience with implementing her good ideas, like Carmy said, not bring up people’s children in arguments (WAY out of line), and not brandish weapons, like a knife, on people, then bailing when your idea that wasn’t yet ready to be implemented fails miserably and pretend to be a victim.
Carmy needs to not dump stuff on Sydney, like training new people on a hectic day. Also, Carmy needs to learn to be honest, to everyone, about how he really feels. He didn’t let Sydney know how he really felt about her giving her meal to a customer, which he already said wasn’t ready, but she still served anyway. And I feel like he did not care for implementing the to go orders yet, but he made it seem like he was okay with both, until things got crazy hectic, then his true feelings come out & he blows up on Sydney.
With Marcus, it’s obvious that he was focused on the wrong things at the moment, and while it was messed up what Carmy did, Marcus was behind on what they actually needed for the pre orders.
The issue I noticed is that some fans of this show don’t want to hold Sydney accountable for her part in this episode, and Marcus too, somehow blaming Carmy and also Ritchie for everything (??? which is insane) when like another commenter said, this episode shows the weaknesses in all of the main cast.
Carmy was actually the only one to apologize about his part, which is a sign of a great leader, but as mentioned above, he has things he still needs to work on.
I dont know how some people hate Syndey, shes hilarious haha
i love her, but even i found her a bit intolerable this ep. she literally caused the problem but refused to take responsibility. she crossed the line with some of the things she said to Richie; not only that but also stabbed him. Things would have been all well and good if she apologized to him... but she doesn't. The more I am watching (going into season 2) I can kinda understand why that is... but it still makes me feel some type of way.
@@remholloway2579The stabbing was obviously unnecessary, but Richie was tormenting her for most of the season. Why is she the bad one when she stands up for herself?
@@nfr5946 I don’t think that she is “the bad one” per say. They all have their negative qualities. I think Richie is too stuck in his old ways making him insufferable, and I think Carmy is a bit of a hypocrite. But what ticked me off about Syd in this ep is the fact that she caused the problem. Then at the end of the ep says that it is not on her. Basically not taking any responsibility and leaving the team to cover for her. That was intolerable. What happens between her and Richie I think they both went too far.
@@remholloway2579 Sydney made a mistake. Listen to what Carmen says in ep 5 to Markus about mistakes.
Additionally, because of “performance punishment “, Sydney had been overloaded and other people weren’t doing their part. If Richie learned the tablet like she asked him to, or Carmen actually support her, her mistake would have been caught.
Carmen losing his mind wasn’t about Sydney’s mistake. It was his unprocessed emotions coming to the surface and he took it out on Sydney. That’s why she said it wasn’t on her, because Carmy’s response wasn’t warranted in proportion to her innocent mistake. She quit as someone backed into her and got stabbed. She was turning into someone she didn’t want to be, and standing up to irrationally bad treatment. If she stayed, Carmen could have (inadvertently) treated her even worse. Thankfully Carmy is better then most of us and understood why he is the one who had to apologize. It’s his restaurant and he wasn’t a good boss. His bad reaction fell like dominos to everyone else.
The writers are very clever. They really know what they are doing even though a lot of the audience does not get it.
@Itsupimupwhoa whoa whoa yourself. How the hell are you even questioning whether she crossed a line or not. If the personal comment about his kid wasn't far enough over the line she literally brandished a knife and brought the threat of violence into it. It doesn't matter that Richie has been a major asshole to her that is undoubtedly unacceptable workplace behavior.
I was sweating just watching this reaction. What a masterpiece of an episode!
I would quit too LMAO
Man I just finished this episode and when Marcus showed Carm the donut EVEN I almost lost it. Like bro 💀💀
When I finished episode 7 and before I started watching episode 8, I was fairly sure that this would be like a stand-alone dream-like episode, maybe like a nightmare of Carmy's because of his insomnia or something.
This episode is basically my last few braincells at work
So intense 😭 my blood pressure exploded just rewatching it... so good but so stressful. ⭐ 5 stars
Way too many people let Carmy off the hook in this episode. He completely fucked up. Did Syd make a mistake, yes. Did Marcus not pay attention to the situation at hand, absolutely. But Carmy is the leader and as soon as one thing went wrong he completely went off the rails and set them all up to fail. I've worked in kitchens and guys like Carmy don't last long because no one is going to want to work with them.
i mean how many times do you have to tell Syd in a nice way to WAIT..its not ready. how many times does Marcus have to be told to please put the donut aside for a minute?? id lose my shit too fuck that
@@powertrip25 When he loses his shit on Syd during service it has nothing to do with her dish. He literally just randomly brings it up because he’s getting stressed.
Marcus should have better awareness but the freaking out Carmy does helps absolutely no one. There is nothing they could do but work as hard they could. That’s why Richie tries to get him to calm down.
Also Carmy easily could have canceled all the orders or at least stopped the machine if he just took a breath but he freaked out.
@@24pagedown Right. Carmy could've told Marcus not now instead of slapping him and screaming at his face. Discipline him later. For now tell him he got cakes to make lmao
@@uninterruptedrhythm4104 Bruh, he was told that like 4 times just this episode alone by diffrent people, what is he, like 14 ? I can understand Syd leaving but Marcus behaved absolutely braindead.
@@uninterruptedrhythm4104 "Sorry boss, couldn't catch the suspect because I was too busy watching Hot Fuzz! Sorry sir, didn't file employee wages because I was making paper airplanes! Sorry ma'am, didn't prep for surgery because I was reading my favourite book!" Marcus' actions would be wild in any other job context. He already got warned twice and still had the lack of awareness to walk up to Carmy like 'Hey man try my donut :D' like it was fuck-around-o-clock. Even Syd was pissed at him for still fucking about with donuts instead of doing his cakes, the entire kitchen told him to wake up.
This episode is an experience. Crazy ride.
Thank you for reacting to this! I hope that you both visit the Windy City one day soon and definitely not in the winter. It’s an AMAZING and beautiful place.
Perfect reaction to Marcus showing off his donuts to Carmy XD
I can’t be the only person that was mad at Sydney during this episode. I love her character she’s definitely one of my favorites, but her quitting like that actually made me so mad. She gets frustrated that Carm won’t implement all of her plans and ideas right away. She wants to be partners with him and help run the restaurant, but the minute things go wrong she just dips. If you want to be in charge you can’t leave when shit hits the fan. I get she was mad at Carm and Ritchie, but by leaving she also was fucking over Tina, Ebra, and everyone else. Also this whole thing was literally on her, she left the pre orders open all night. That doesn’t change the fact that everyone else reacted poorly and made things worse. But for her to act like she played no part in this disaster, and then just walk out on everyone else who was working was some bullshit.
yea i have to agree... and i hate that I have too. Automatically I want to defend her, but she literally caused this mess, not to mention stabbing someone and hasn't in 2 seasons apologized for it. I think I would have felt a bit better if she finished out the day and then quit. But to leave like that, its a lack of respect and common decency.
Did you miss all the times she saved the day when things went wrong before? Like how she built a grill out of construction materials because they couldn’t afford to miss a service, how she solved the gangster issue? She instituted the French Brigade even though she didn’t want to, then Carmen literally ran out on her? What is she supposed to do?
She didn’t dip at the first sign of crisis. What Carmen did in ep 7 is exactly what he said he wouldn’t do. He refused to listen to her, overloaded her and then he severely over reacted which was fuelled by things Sydney wasn’t involved in. He was being abusive and taking his insecurities out on her.
By things she wasn’t involved in, I mean Carmen’s family situation, grief situation and loan situation. He could easily sell the restaurant and be done with it. Natalie said no one was asking him to fix it. All of that was a part of Carmen’s meltdown.
Carmen had a severe failure of leadership and it seems no one thing Sydney deserved any dignity.
I never saw her saying she wanted to be partners. She noticed he needed help and she wanted him to be her mentor. That is why she tolerated him overloading her, until she couldn’t. Her still working there after someone getting stabbed, would have made her such an effective employee. No one should tolerate what Carmen was dishing out.
You’re one of the few Sydney fans I’ve seen that has this view. I love Sydney’s character as well.
The main thing I love, is that all three main characters (i consider the main characters to be Syd, Richie, and Carmy) are partially to blame for the mess that happened. Carmy being stressed made him explosive out of fear turning everyone on edge, Syd being impatient and a novice causing her new system to fail, and having her crack under-pressure, and Richie, who was just being Richie (if anything Richie was trying to be the most helpful he's ever been besides episode 1, but due to his personality he makes the situation worse)
Yes Marcus messed up as well, but he's a supporting character in my eyes, but he's the only one objectively in the wrong, Syd, Carmy, and Richie are just trying to do the best they can in the moment.
When the episode ended I was like "wait, was all of this one shot?" I was speechless
As someone that worked in a kitchen i must say that i'm more impressed that there wasn't more violence in this episode, but maybe is because of how kitchens are in my country i dunno.
You got maybe a month left of good weather because it starts to get cold here. So probably next May would be the soonest you can come visit and experience nice weather? June and July and on so on it’ll get warmer and hotter and so on.
Can't wait until you two get to season 2, it somehow gets SO MUCH BETTER
1 take episode, pretty awesome
This show is so freaking good omg, just finished the 2nd season and its even better than the first one that was already amazing
I can't wait for the season finale ❤
Best reaction as always. The reaction to Marcus: hilarious and reaal
*One of the best one-shot episodes out there.*
This is where the Marcus autism allegations started
..oh yeah.. this does happen, i seen it personally. we had two of our cooks quit, while opening on our biggest convention in town (comic-con) while the dishwasher called out. i can still hear that fking ticket machine printing non stop lol. we were borderline closing, my team and i convinced our chef to keep fireing food. thats one time when we really worked as a team. after a 2hr rush, we all laied on the floor like we went to war and back.. our manager had to jump in to help with dishes hahaha.. what a day
3 decades.. i spent 3 decades BOH and FOH. This episode triggered industry-related PTSD. I've had shifts and fevered nightmares that resemble ALMOST EXACTLY this episode.
I seriously considered skipping this episode's reaction.
Shout out to all of you who have had a chef scream at you to step TF off their expo. 😬
I think in real life they would likely just refund the orders and move on. But damn this makes for some good television. Such a fantastic episode
Camry deserves an apology from Sydney and Marcus
Agreed, but we never got it, unfortunately
You need to add to the watchlist the tv show snowfall
Crazy when Syd says this isnt on me, cause it was 100% on her
I was a food expo for a year and a half for this high end restaurant. I was Carmy every weekend. No exaggeration. And I hated it, and loved it.
working in a kitchen for the last 10 plus years i have never seen a more accurate descriptions of kitchen life than this show only thing its missing is FOH (front of house like waitresses and bartenders) drama
you caught on to it being a one take so fast
I have been waiting for this ep 😂
marcus really f-ed up there. Read the room Marcus.
And it absolutely is on Sydney. She messed up with the preorder system and everything.
Does anyone know if they plan on watching any new series in the future?
this episode gives me high blood pressure
Sydney was a baby there and she should be blamed in my opinion, especially her mistake in online orders. I know that episode 8 is watched already, so Sydney also should have apologized for her shitty behaviour. Marcus too. He saw that they are so fucking busy but instead he was doing his stuff, not his work
After this and next episode my opinion about them was worse, I liked all the chars up to this episode, but these two really messed everything up. They are the reason why I didn't like some moments of season 2
I'm watching the show on par with you, so I haven't seen more than this but the minute it was mentioned that Syd gave her dish to the food critic on accident, I called bullshit, suddenly her suspicious behavior regarding the dish and the client last episode made so much sense, she knew the guy was a food critic and decided to take matters into her own hands. I like all characters but struggle a lot with Richie and yet at this very moment I was somehow with him, he was the most level-headed and wanted to help, he knows shit, he could've help but no... Syd and her stress and big ass ego couldn't allow help from Richie or Tina, then she literally stabs Richie? the fuck? and what's worse she quit at the worst time in the worst way when this whole shit was HER fault... and the cherry on top was Marcus with his quite frankly dumb as fuck timing. I was 100% in the same mood as Carmy at this point.
Yeah, I think the point of the episode was to show the weakness in everyone's character. I also don't think she knew the guy was a critic, she just went out after carmy said no in anger and slammed the dish in front of the guy nearest to the kitchen.
The nerve of Sydney to say it's all Carmy's fault after all the shit she just did is insane. Really disliked her and Marcus after this episode.
this exactly my reaction
S01E07 "I don't think Richie's a good influence".
Sure. We'll see what you think by S02E07.
Guns are great? He used it for protection. What are you on about 😂
04:15 buen español lola
This is one of the best episodes of any TV Show ever.
I hated syd this episode. She fucked up and just left at the worst time.
i think they point is they were pretty much all at their lowest. this was a shitshow, lol.
Can you blame her? She made a mistake and everyone treated her like shit. Lmao I would fucking bail too.
Carmy treated her like shit, and then she started treating everyone else like shit. It's not just that Carmy lost it at her, but who she turned into in order to cope with it. Syd is a fucking angel for recognizing what was going on and removing herself. This is ALL on Carmy for how checked out he's been.
You find out the type of people who can handle pressure and get shit done and those who can't and need time away. Syd made a huge mistake that relatively effects Carmy the most, then walked away.
she annoyed me too bc it was her idea to bring the machine in & she made a huge mistake with it & is shocked everything went to shit & left like nah lol
These girls’ confusion as to why this episode was short will always infuriate me.
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I genuinely didn't like Sydney in this episode. This is absolutely all on her and she's going behind Carmy's back to make his restaurant into something before he's ready to take that step. And she continues to be annoying in the second season when it comes tona certain other character
Claire was annoying and Sydney was correct to demand Carmy’s focus lmao
Carmy asked Sydney to be his partner in the business and all their issues in this episode was forgiven or let go. The least Carmy can do is focus on this incredibly risky business venture he asked Sydney to come on to.
@@uninterruptedrhythm4104 Absolutely agreed on the last part. Disagree on Claire being annoying.
Blaming Claire was not the way to go about it. She had nothing to do with any of it. She wants Carmy to succeed. If Carmy can't deal with two fronts at once, that's on him.
In fact it seemed like Claire was inspiring Carmy to find some cool options for the menu and Syd just got jealous that someone else was in Carmy's ear
@@andrewichigo I dont think it was jealousy that someone else has carmy 's ear. The thing was that they were building the menu together. Then all of a sudden it turned into Carmy and Claire working on the menu even though she has nothing to do with the restaurant. Like logically think about it yourself. If you were getting into business with someone but your partner started going off with a third party coming up with ideas with them for your project that your partner is supposed to work through with you... how would that make you feel? Not jealous, but frustrated. In my case more than a little angry. Going back to Sydney and adding the experience that she had going around to all the places she visited to eat food at and talked to some of the chefs; i would also be very scared entering into this venture in such a limited time frame with someone who is not 100% focused. I got where Carmy was coming from, and while I wished he could have had his cake and eat it too lord knows he deserves it... but that was so not the time.
@@andrewichigo Even though I didn't like Sydney's actions this episode, I think Syd in season 2 was completely justified with her concerns. She was legit doing a lot of work going around tasting stuff and gathering info for their menu while Carmie flaked on her to hang out with Claire. I didn't get any inclination that Sydney was jealous of Claire at all, just frustrated with how they were supposed to be partners yet Carmie was coming up short in that regard.
who the fuck watches 2 people watching something
You, obviously.
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Daredevil when?
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