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The woman who originally posted the TikTok of the dog peeing on a pee pad inside of one of Gordon Ramsey’s restaurants responds to him making a TikTok joking about the situation

u/ateam1984 — 5 days ago
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This lady gives me literal nightmares

I know she was technically on Hotel Hell but I think this woman may have been grosser than anybody featured on KN. To be fair though, her employee kinda did her dirty for calling her out in front of Gordon for not cleaning up her own poop.

u/james41583 — 6 days ago
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Anyways to watch KN US without the background music ?

I suffer from anxiety and panic disorder. I love watching KN UK and it actually puts me to sleep because I find it really relaxing to watch.

I want to start watching the US version but I think I won't be able to stand the background music. Is there a way to watch it with just the dialogs. May be use some software or something?

Thank you so much !

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u/theg0dfather4 — 11 hours ago
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What would you change about the Kitchen Nightmares formula?

So far, here's the formula:

>* Gordon visits the restaurant > >* Gordon tastes the bad food (some times he gets good food, e.g. Bread pudding and World Famous Crab Cakes) > >* Fights with the owners and eventually helps the owners with their personal issues > >* Redresses the restaurant and leaves

For me, I'd like for the formula to include Gordon just giving up on the restaurant like he did with Amy's Baking Company, we need more episodes that end like this.

For me, the restaurant that Gordon should have given up on is Joe Nagy's Mill Street Bistro, Sammy Settembre's Sabatiello's and Sebastian Di Modica's Sebastian's, more so Mill Street Bistro because to me, Joe and Amy are two pees in a pod, both can't cook at all and they call themselves chefs.

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u/ardouronerous — 20 hours ago
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Tribute to our king 👑 Joe Nagy

I just watched again and I’m appalled at how this hero got treated.

First of all, Gordon had no respect for the fact that he’d been trained by superhuman chefs from Europe and France.

Also the fact that he was dealing with a pigshit ignorant clientele in Ohio and he was going out of his way to bring them the freshest farm-to-table buffalo, elk, goat and crocodile as well as premium five seasons vegetables.

And what does he get for it? Gordon screaming in his face pretty much the whole episode.

The reality is - Gordon does NOT know what he knows about elk, what he knows about gopher, what he knows about wasp.

Also - I know Kitchen Nightmares was filmed a few years ago now and attitudes have changed, but I really did not like Gordon’s implied judgemental attitude about Joe’s relationship with Stinky the goat, I hope we’re all mature enough now to know that love comes in all forms and if a man wants to farm to fork his goat that is not for us to judge.

Also, Rebecca and Kaleigh were hot so he had that going for him.

u/Green-Draw8688 — 4 days ago
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Have your tried elk? And if so, how was it?

I know Joe Nagy has done a massive disservice to elk over the years, but has anyone tried a good elk dish?

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u/Jonaskin83 — 2 days ago