"Moussaka... More Like Mous-Suck" | Kitchen Nightmares FULL EPISODE
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"Why are you crying?"
"there was too much cinnamon"
The edit on this is savage
I hope it isn't real.
@@curbyourshi1056 how's Chuck?
i thought that wasss the reason she was crying
The father is a bad actor. I’m sure they told him to improvise but dude common.
Lol exactly
Whenever the daughter starts crying, everyone calls her out. When the chef daughter started crying, she was the first one to comfort her. What a kind soul
The amount of water she has to consume to keep up with the tears and not be dehydrated💧💧 🤣
I think it's the garlic that's making her cry 🤣
@@Eliaasandersson maneeee 😂😂😂😂😂
You can tell they're all equally stressed, and yet somehow they all pick on that daughter because HER stress response is crying and not yelling. Poor lass. I'm glad by the end she had nothing to cry about.
@@suitov he just reduced the amount of garlic in his dishes simple, however I love garlic in my food the more the merrier
Her name is Karen.
Her hair is Karen.
But she's not a Karen. Who would have thought?
A spy
@@skamelion Can't trust her!
@@skamelion that Karen is a Spy!
@@skamelion Clearly she's just trying to infiltrate Karen community. She's champ.
Not so much "can I speak to the manager" instead it's "I AM the manager"
The fact they're still open makes this one of the best Kitchen Nightmares episodes, considering the fact they ACTUALLY listened to criticism over time, and broke habits. Also kind of ironic the wife named "Karen" was the most sane one in the restaurant.
She was named Karen, she had the Karen haircut, the Karen voice and the Karen glasses...yet she was the least Karen-y Karen I've ever seen 😂😂😂
Not all Karens are "Karens". And very few "Karens" are called Karen.
Aw that makes me happy
its still open?
She’s not Karen. She’s Care-ren
I love this Karen. She’s the most respectful and caring person in this team.
And with a fortitude of steel. Admirable person indeed.
And the most sane person of the restaurant. Even though she has that typical Karen haircut.
Well tbh I did get a bit of a bad vibe when she told her daughter to “pull yourself together” and got mad at her for being upset those types parents usually aren’t the best.
@@margarethmichelina5146 The epitome of "looks can be deceiving" lol
Kinda ironic name
I love when Gordon thinks of something like "Mous-Suck" and tries to hide his grin.
💀💀💀💀
Lol he was so proud of himself.
I would give it a like but I wanna keep it at 666 likes
He has the most creative insults
@@IcemanGaming337i dont know why people do that as if its not gonna get more liked anyway. Its never gonna stay at what its at
The fact that everybody is telling her to stop crying and careless about her feelings and Gordon talks her out of the tears calmly n sweetly
Shows he’s a good man
Top ups Gordon 😘
This is dumb comment. Gordon isn't there all the time to witness the senseless crying. I'm sure after a few months Gordon would act the same as everyone. Who the fuck cries cause there's too much cinnamon come on.
It just shows hes not stressed
I would like but
420 likes
he can help you with your feelings but can also hurt them
🤣🤣
love how the chef daughter wants to criticize her father but she acts exactly like he does. the emotional sister and mother are the best people I've seen
Like father like daughter
Love the way Tariya smilled when Gordon called her darling after all that crying , she is an angel for sure , it maked me smile😌
She should go work somewhere else to toughen her up. Can't beleive a grown woman is such a water works. She's making her own life hell.
@@adnel4142 yeah I feel you on that point tbh
@@adnel4142 I reckon there must be something deeper behind all of that. Like, she might be what's called HSP - a Highly Sensitive Person. I dated someone like that.
@@adnel4142 your grammar is shocking.
@@adnel4142her family is probably the reason why she’s like that
gordy: “it looked like the 80s. welcome to 2013!”
watching this in 2024: 👁️👄👁️
Time flies when Gordon’s eating shit food
I have been to Yanni's well after this episode was filmed. The same family is there and the same decor that Gordon gave them. The mother said that Gordon was a total sweetheart and really caring. It was just when the cameras were on that he was "performing." She was really happy with the things he did to help them and they are still successful to this day. I also met the daughter, Elise, who is still there as of the time I visited. There is a plaque up at the foyer on the episode and a letter from him. One of the few real success stories. That family was absolutely lovely. Good people.
nice ctrl v buddy
everyone telling her to stop crying really got me mad. Watching her family just ripping themselves apart must be rough. Never tell someone to stifle their emotions😑
When you're at work, you stifle your emotions.
@@curbyourshi1056 You shouldn't but I get why though.
@@Dawnishere We semi agree. A RUclips comment triumph! 🤝🤝🤝
@@Dawnishere Watched it some more. She's going off at NOTHING. It's a massive coping strategy, most men won't continue to criticise a crying woman, especially a very pretty one like her. I get annoyed by that behaviour, if I'm honest.
@@curbyourshi1056 As someone who cries a lot with a family similar to hers, you are being a complete douche. That environment in your own family ruins you. It makes you so depressed and anxious that everything makes you cry because everything is abusive. Every angry word thrown is a small part of a big abusive issue. You don't want your family to be tearing each other apart like that so you cry. You cry because you are mourning the simpler times and fearing the current ones. She isn't going off at nothing, you just do not understand what living like that is like.
'If I want to babysit, I go babysit my granddaughter. She's more fun than you guys!' is my all-time favourite kitchen nightmares quote
LMAO
I wonder does the grand daughter watched that now and like 'Goddamn right im his favourite'
"Pinto has one speed, and that speed is fuck you" that line will never be dethroned by anything out of Kitchen Nightmares
@@eetfuk3571i like this one too 😂
what about "my name's nino!"
Really, if you are constantly ignored, unseen, dismissed and ridiculed, no wonder that woman cried all the time. It's that or kill someone.
She even got me crying 😪
I would say that maybe she cried too because she was so emotionaly tired.
I work in à family bar, with c8vid, stress,... to live in bad vibes and arguing for month/years can littéraly break you
@@SylvesterStaline. Covid stress?
I'm hypersensitive like her, and idk how she still haven't killed anyone, when you let go by crying instead of anger you are strong person
The crying sister is so amazing because even though she's constantly being yelled at for letting her emotions show, she hasn't left the family business
Make fun of her all you want, but in my opinion, she and Karen are the only sane people here
I don't like grapes but I respect your opinion
Agreed
Absolute gems, the both of them.
Well, to be fair, it can get frustrating when someone cries all the time while being a server. That's one of the jobs that you _have_ to put on a smile, just to look more inviting to the guests.
I wasn't a fan of the father making fun of her though. I don't think he meant any harm, and it seemed to be done out of light-heartedness, but crying all the time isn't exactly something you should be making fun of when it's a direct result of a problem.
you know it's bad when you casually sit in a restaurant waiting for your order and you see Gordon sitting here next table.
Depends. Check if he brought a camera crew or not. If he did, then chances are... you're f****d.
@@P.Whitestrake yup xD
I mean every episode when people hear he's there they come to the restaurant. they shouldn't be surprised
Lol those people is place there.... It's a TV SHOW. Wild how guible some of you are lol.
Chef's daughter: STOP CRYING!!!
Chef's daughter 10 minutes later: **crying in a ball on the floor**
Gordon's kindness and understanding with the emotional girl.. that touched me. I've had to keep my emotions locked away for so many years, and recently have opened up a lot more, and it does come with a lot of crying from built up stress. To have someone give you that gentleness and understanding rather than anger and blame, it's a world of difference.
i’m extremely emotional as well & from i was old enough to understand “stop crying, you’re too emotional” i stopped & became a cutter & then an alcoholic. then i got more understanding & love & i’ve been clean from both ever since! people don’t understand how damaging those words can be when our ONLY outlet is tears
@@elizegood7722 I self harmed for years too, it was the only way I could feel anything in that dark place. I'm clean from it but it was very hard to break out of. I'm really proud of you for fighting through all of that.
@@qtfoxe good job on breaking free! it is 1000000% hard to get out of & the urges still pop up every now & again, i would definitely say it’s one of the top/hardest addictions to kick! so i’m proud of you for being able to be clean & stay clean! good job, seriously, you’ve done a wonderful job & i hope nothing makes you go back to it! 💕
Emo's are dead. lmao
She needs to get a grip. So do you.
Idc how much criticism chef Gordon takes and how much hate he takes but he really is a great guy...
Fax
Financial savvy. Watch how he regularly changes tack from one show to the next. It's just to keep is watching cause that way he gets views which bring him money.
He is fucking full of himself. Also the way he starts insulting the food with out even tasting it.
@@Davi-rx he ain’t though… there’s been many a times where he says presentation is shit but the foods delicious, honest as they get
This poor girl needs help and they keep making fun of her or being annoyed instead, it's so sad to see. I hope she is doing better now
Honestly, if you start crying because there is too much cinnamon or too much garlic in the food, the emotional problem is yours. Crying is okay but if you're crying for every little thing, you need a professional to teach you emotional control.
The crying is learned behaviour from childhood. They let her get away with it for too long and now she can't help it.
I'm not going diagnose her. It just seems like she is highly sensitive and she is only being shamed for that. She needs a proffesional help
@@ThereAlright That's what I said. She needs professional assistance.
@@pandamilkshake Not to teach emotional control, to find the cause. The issue is rarely due to an emotional problem that is simply being too sensitive. Usually it is depression, anxiety, or neurodivergence. For me it is autism and anxiety (and possible trauma). For her I wonder if it is depression and anxiety, or a coping mechanism due to her verbally abusive family.
"I don't think the man likes garlic"
"Well tell him to get the fuck out of a Greek restaurant"
As a Greek I felt that
Το μόνο σωστό που είπαν χαχαχα
I’m not Greek and I feel that too!🤣
Μα δεν μου αρέσει το σκόρδο😢
Είναι αλήθεια!
Not Greek myself but as a lover of greek food i was like Hell yeah, the fuck is that dude doing in there? Iv worked in a steakhouse and had vegetarian customers complain to me that the meat smell is too strong, i was so confused. This is a cow farm, youre gonna find cows outside.
The girl who is always crying clearly has never had her feelings validated. The poor girl I feel for her
You just solved a piece in my healing journey. I never knew that. I cry that much too ...makes lots of sense
If her feeling were not validated she WOULDN'T cry. She is crying because people are reacting to that and were giving her attention.
They were doing it for so long that now her brain is used to it and is doing it over every single thing.
@@jkgf4671I think attention-seeking is a bullshit diagnosis. She obviously came from a family where emotions were not dealt with in a healthy way. Her dad and sister have a hair-trigger temper and her mum seems dismissive. Crying is a valid coping mechanism for abuse/trauma, and is not her seeking attention at all. You can tell by the fact that as soon as she gets attention, she still cries. Otherwise she would stop as soon as she gets what she wants. The tears are genuine
Yup a lot of issues. The show didn't talk about maybe request by the family, that chef sister is drug addict that keeps relapsing.
@@hellothere-us7iwWait really?!
The people in these comment mocking the daughter for crying are every depression-sufferers worst nightmare. She’s miserable because of the stress, mockery and bashing she endures from her family. She’s so strong for not letting it make her bitter and horrible, and she deserves so much better. Instead of just being annoyed or condescending, maybe people should try a bit of empathy. Not being able to stop crying especially in public is the worst feeling and a sign of deep emotional trauma. Notice how she never invalidated her fathers anger and was first to comfort her sister when she broke down. Absolute angel
Agreed. But cmon her crying is on another level
@@MomoDimes Fr It just mad different 💀😭😭
Agreed. This girl became a golden child for the family, trying to support them, wanting to make everything work, but so much damage has been done to her self esteem and self confidence, that she's lost in pain and helplessness.
Don't bring depression into this. that is completely irrelevant
Not speaking for the comments, but I can totally understand why the family tells her to stop crying. Empathy is limited in such a stressful situation, and usually people in these situations try to be more apathetic so the situation wouldn't hurt them emotionally, which in turn makes it hard for them to empathize with someone who completely goes against that.
Besides, I honestly would've been annoyed as well if she would cry all the time as a manager. I'm aware that talking her through it would be much better than yelling at her, but she's not the only one that can get her emotions caught up in her throat.
No the crying daughter is really really beautiful! Heart of gold!
A whimp
I feel extremely sorry for the emotional daughter. She must have so much pent up for it to be randomly pouring out like that. Shame on the rest of the family for being pissed off about it when the restaurant is probably why she’s like that in the first place.
Pissed off about it AND mocking her for it like damn, poor girl obviously has a lot going on inside
I mean it is damn annoying how she seems to cry for every single little thing.
@@IppoX90 If it's annoying for you watching it, imagine how she feels having to go through it. People don't cry for no reason (unless there's a serious disorder for that, idk, I'm not a psychiatrist). She's been watching this business, and by extension, her family's livelihood tank for several years, all the while her family is slowly falling apart because of it. The fact that she cries at every little thing means she is constantly on the verge of crying and any amount of stress or hardship is enough to push her over that edge. And to have your family then ridicule you for that because it's annoying is just cruel, and more importantly, probably only exacerbates the issue. I hope she's doing better now.
@@IppoX90 i hope you never have anyone in your life with depression. because you'll just make them worse.
She can leave anytime. She cries over too much garlic but she is able to tell a restaurant full of people to get out. She just had to look at how well her mom handled the diners.
Of course she is always crying. Look how the family treats her.
"Omg stop it"
"Just pull yourself together"
"Omg what is it again?"
Also it's hard to be in family business especially with such a dad and sister. Poor girl.
Exactly! It annoyed me so much each time they yelled at her to "stop crying", when its obvious shes overloaded with stress and has no other way of expressing it? :(
@@Squishycj Well, I'm glad I'm not the only one who empathizes with her.
Never, ever work with a family member or members. If the business is going well... Sure. If it goes bad... It can really destroy families
A woman named Karen that is respectful, cares for her family and supports them? Maybe not every KN episode is full of arrogant people after all
she even has the hair
Dude, did you meet the husband?
Her family not his
I think it’s more sad that it’s now considered remarkable for a woman named Karen to be nice.
There is NOTHING inherently bad about the name Karen, folks. Please stop using it in a negative context. Surely we can find some other word to describe the same phenomenon that doesn’t involve turning the name of thousands of people into a slur.
Tariya is a total Angel with a delicate soul. She deserved way better.
No criticism, but I could not handle her crying about everything! She was almost crying that the menu was too big!
I just wanna give her a hug man, if crying was easier to do for me I'd be crying as much as her too
I want to adopt her. 😅🤣😂😅🤣😂
@@esudl because everything just piles up
"opa! the flaming cheese"
so cute
That was some insight into the horrors of addiction. Peter looked so happy and so relieved to be cutting all the old items off the menu. Like a burden had been lifted. He clearly wanted the change just as much as everyone else but was tearing apart fighting against it instead for no real reason.
Was probably because he started the restaraunt with his Father, so he may have felt he would have been throwing that away. even if he didn't admit it or even realise it himself.
Dont speak like that...you know nothing of the horrors of addiction....people dont CHOOSE to be addicted for "NO REAL REASON"
@@JamesyWaddell I mean, you sure? 'Cause I gave into my addiction for no reason, just 'cause I was bored, and refused to stop. I chose to be addicted, for no reason.
Literally only the mother and the daughter who cried were the only sensible pair in that place
Gordon - “when eggplant is completely white in the centre, it’s undercooked”
Elize - “I disagree”
Is Elize going up against food?
28:38
- "You clearly don't know about the spoiled food in the fridge?"
- "Do you think we cook that?"
- "WHY IS IT THERE?????"
LMAO it's a cry of Gordon's soul :D
One of my fav episodes. They're still open, I think. Last time I checked in 2020, their FB page was still up & they did some charity thing during the early days of the pandemic.
Good for them, They actually listened
Happy to hear that, the sous chef daughter had some public drug issues a few years ago among other things, it's great that the family pulled through.
I was really shocked when I read the list of things she was charged for over the years, surprised that the show never brought it up.
@@nikhilcruz if it was in recent years, it happened after the show. Show finished in 2014
@@MeleeBro Right but she started in 2000, and the convictions all have happened years before the episode was filmed.
@@nikhilcruz I guess they asked not to bring it up to the show out of shame. I just glad they all pulled through.
Gordon: "I've never seen this before!"
Literally has seen everything before lol
There’s something endearing about this family. They’re dysfunctional but you can tell there’s love there. I bet holiday parties with them are wild 😂
I love that when they're cutting the menu, it's so big that Peter counts fifty-five items, and then Gordon says they've reduced it from sixty-four to twenty-one.
Really liked this family and its great they managed to stay open. Was heartbreaking seeing the daughters in tears. Thought it was good stuff by Ramsay letting the owners work on the menu themselves, when they obviously know that cuisine much better than he does.
I mean Gordon probably wanted to give them autonomy on what to have on menu so they get involved and are more motivated, but he actually crafted the recipes so they can see what good food can be.
I am impressed by the owners 180 degrees turn around from being in stubborn denial to accepting Chef Ramsays help. He was embarrassed but managed to make the right choice.
I love episodes where, despite faults/ mistakes, the entire team turns out to be likeable and this one ranks pretty high on that list - makes for a wholesome Monday viewing 😊
Agreed. Makes for quite engaging entertainment and I never even knew it before beginning to watch these episodes.
Now on that I can agree. I love the mom. Classy, beautiful and plenty of common sense. The family should be thankful for such a mom. I'd adopt her in a second.
@@adnel4142 i think if the mom wasn't there, this family will fall apart. she is an amazing woman.
Kitchen Nightmares is 1% Resturant Fixing and 99% family therapy.
Ppl be wondering why she would cry over a damn garlic. NO, that aint the root cause. She's just tired of all the excuses and BS.
"I hope you enjoy this one"
"So do I" 10 seconds later: "Looks like a plate full of puke"
Savage.
12:08 He looked sooo chuffed about himself after saying mousuck
Mousuck... more like mou-thatsbad
He went to the bathroom and gave himself a high five after that one
@@SkaterBlades more like mou-suckyamum
The way the man talks to the wife is so disrespectful and their daughter who is always crying needs some emotional support and therapy..she seemed depressed.
I cry a lot because of autism and anxiety so could really be many things causing sensitivity, for sure it should be addressed though. Unfortunately I know first-hand that the people around you need to be supportive for you to be able to be helped and the constant "stop crying, your so sensitive" sends you back to the beginning.
Every time her sister, mother or father said "stop crying", I wanted to punch the lot of them. She can't help being overly emotional, she needs to feel supported not to be spoken down to or criticised!
Crying is healing. Maybe you should look into therapy instead.
@@Jukeboksi Crying that much is often a symptom of further issues that are helped with therapy though. Crying is not always healing (I know that first hand). Often depressed and anxious people need further help, though in this case the family issues being solved may be fixing the cause anyway.
@@gavinsfriend1431 I was just peeved at the possible idea that crying = weakness or depression, when crying can be a perfectly healthy and normal way of approach.
After watching some of the full episodes and looking up that this restaurant still exists in 2022 I am really happy. Because this family somehow made me feel that they deserved most to get a successful turnaround. Well done.
Everyone but Gordon is so mean to the crying daughter. I just wanna give her a hug.
When he said "If I put too much garlic, people complain, If I don't, people complain. You can't win" that's a discussion that take place very often in greek homes.
When the cook sister started crying i wahted her emotional sister to say "stop crying" but shes a better person than I and comforted her.
I have the feeling people don't realise that she's not crying over "too much cinnamon", "oily food" or such. That's a depression there and she cannot cope in any other way. And everything that goes wrong is another drop onto an already flooded barrel; of course it frequently runs over.
I've been there before where everything that went wrong brought me to tears no matter if it seemed worth the outburst.
She needs therapy and help, not people nagging her about being emotional.
His little smile after ‘mous-suck’. He was well chuffed with that one wasn’t he😭
really good to know that this restaurant is still operating to this date, the family really adopted well and found their way back up
Damn, Gordon made the one that doesn't cry, cry
please SOMEONE give the crying woman a hug!
I would but I don't want to make her cry
Chef Gordon Isn't just saving restaurants , He's saving families too .
What a living legend .
Nino would have fired the Greek Mr. Bean, Peter and replaced him with Chef Mike, and then proceeded to clean the kitchen.
And post picks on fb to prove it
@@revivedkyoumahououin1585 precisely!
And have pictures of it to prove.
12:07 i love how much he loves his own joke lmao
One of the few Karen that we actually love
I know another two so that's three for me
I love anti-Karen lol. Is a manager, believes in the customers complaints, sees it as it is. Lol
25:00 Peter deciding himself to shut down the restaurant is quite a surprise, usually Ramsay is the one screaming yk
Omg, the family getting together to change the menu is amazing, it's sooo unusual!
Karen is so mature. If she's someone in my life i would be looking up to her.
I so wanted the crying sister to yell “STOP CRYING” at her horrible sister when she started crying.
From what I have read, this was one of the most successful restaurant that is still open today
When Karen becomes the manager and is the most sensible person in that restaurant.. irony is strong.
Many of the bad cooks on this show seem to be smokers. How can they taste their food? What I here from friends who give up smoking is "I can taste my food at last".
I smoke and incan still taste food very good. Honestly between my snoking friends and the non smokers the smokers are usually the better cooks haha might be my bubble
@@irgendwassmiley4183 Definitely your bubble. 😅 Smoking changes how food tastes. Doesn't mean you can't taste it at all but it's different. Just like food tastes differently after brushing your teeth.
Not being a smoker doesn't make you a good cook, though, obviously. 😉
@@sylverscale its all about how long and how many he smokes, but it will evaunally destroy his ability to taste
Sooooo many chefs and cooks are smokers because kitchens are stressful.
Hated how he was shouting at the other chefs and his daughter about the food as if it wasn’t also his responsibility
I was gonna comment the very same. All he had was negativity and complaints to everyone, especially his family, when he wouldn't take any responsibility himself.
“Do you have a vomit bucket?”
what a character 😂
kinda messed up how the one daughter who cries a lot is made fun of and offered no support when she grew up in a family that would make 90% of the population cry if they had to live with them.
This dad reminds me of mine, every time he gets into a slightly inconvenient situation everyone else is to blame except him
I sometimes find myself screaming “ELIZE” for no apparent reason
How is a person able to produce so many tears? 😅
But jokes aside, very very sweet person. The rest of the family does not deserve her kindness, the way they are treating her!!
I don't mind the mother but for Alyse and Peter the less said about them the better
The way Tariya smilled at Gordon ramsay after he called her even though she was broken on the inside made me cry a little
Bless the older sister . Such a sweet soul ❤️
I feel sooo bad for the crying daughter. I just want to hug her 💔
Of course she is crying, all the pressure and stress and no one cares about your feelings...
This is the first time ‘Karen’ was right to shout at someone
Wait a minute, her name is Karen and she has that typical "Karen Haircut" but somehow, she's the most sensible person on that restaurant?
What kind of sorcery is this?
When you ordered MR. BEAN from Wish.
i don’t think it’s fair for them to get mad at the daughter for being an emotional person, she can’t control that and there’s nothing wrong with crying!
There's nothing wrong with crying, but she cried more times in these 3 days than a normal person does in a year. There's definitely something broken there. I won't say she's not justified because I don't know what led to this point, but definitely she should seek some help, possibly therapy and probably some emotional management and/or cognitive behavioral therapy.
@@kaldo_kaldo oh for sure! but at the same time some people just get overwhelmed more easily than others and crying is totally ok
@@yup5053 Yeah, crying is okay, For a long time I cried a lot less than most people, now I get emotional over everything lol. I cried during this episode a little. Poor girl
The daughter who cries a lot.. I'm not a doctor or anything, but perhaps she is suffering with depression 💔 I've been there
@Ciaran Preston could be..
Lets go out😘😘😘
I love the daughter that is always crying ! Emotional souls are usually the kindest I love that Jordan doesn’t reprimand her for it
Damn this is like the best one I’ve seen. Didn’t just save their restaurant, he helped to save their family.
Chef Ramsey is such a great person.
A mother who doesn't have a voice and a father with an attitude.
You can really tell why their daughters either snaps back or just cry at everything.
Nah its a mother who as attetude, he is very humble. She is more argumentative then him. Also she doesnt stand in the kitchen , the stress there is enormous.
Some girls just cry for simple things and many men dont, simple as that. Mostly if you are a chief and need to bear responsibility for the whole resturant.
That poor girl. If I was in that situation I’d be crying constantly too.
Pathetic. Man up
I’m sorry but I laughed SO hard when Peter imitated his daughter crying 🤣
I like how Mr Bean went from a stubborn mule to family man.
I’m not even surprised when the oldest daughter cried about everything, I mean she goes home and it’s still the same struggle as in the restaurant. You can’t even take a break because it’s a family business. Imagine living under those circumstances man :(
Gordon is an angel. He turned this family business around. They’re still open and operating today which is honestly a miracle. More importantly, he was able to reconnect a family. Nothing is more powerful than a united family
"If I wanted to babysit, Id go with my granddaughter. She is much more fun that you" LMAO
I think it’s really funny that the chefs are so defensive of their gross food
"My dad is stubborn. He needs and Englishman to kick his ass."
Gordon, the Scotsman: "Okay. Do you have one coming?"
Why he has an English accent?
Love the fact that he actually DID fix this place, and good bcos this family are lovely, there mad lol
"Are you okay?"
"Mhm." struggles to hold back a sob.
Its so satisfying to See how chef Ramsay manages to do such incredible stuff, like changing the atmosphere ! He is an absolute icon!
They are all good for cartoon characters even their physical appearance a crying lady, a cool mama ,a highblood father,and a fighter daughter.
Aw she’s so beautiful and sweet. I’m glad they made it through the rough times and are still open today
Enjoyed it that Gordon didn’t give them the shouty attitude as he did with others in older episodes
Name: Karen
Looks: Karen
Attitude: Definitely not Karen
I just love how Chef Gordon talks to the eldest in calm way rather than disregarding her emotions and feeling.
Seriously watching everyone make her stuff it down had me start crying
The owner looks like the man everyone sees in their nightmares
Yeah he actually does LOL
Gordon really proud with his Mous-Suck line 😂