Man this reminds me of working the line on those stressful nights where all you hear is the ticket machine printing out orders and everything all at once happening and still managing to get out of the “weeds”. It’s definitely a life most will break under the pressure.. and this show catches that like no other from an individuals perspective!
Man who are you telling, been going THROUGH it at Cracker Barrel. Plus being my 2nd evening job, makes it more challenging but I know all this turbulence is for the good! I hope at least
@@katesalinas9828 Don't know about the worst. One of my coworker stabbed someone in the parking lot and another one went to jail after intentionally selling the wrong drug to teenagers which killed two of them and put a third in a coma The way the show depicts a high stress environment looks fairly realistic to me
one really subtle but really effective thing that jeremy allen white did for carmy that i absolutely love is that in moments where carmy is experiencing high levels of stress or intense emotions, jeremy will sometimes make carmy’s face just drop into a completely blank neutral expression, not a single thought behind his eyes. if you watch back the show you’ll notice that when he shouts i can’t do this into the camera, before he yells at sydney to get off the pass, and dotted all around here and there you’ll notice that he does this for carmy at points where he’s internally experiencing a lot; i think he does this really specific character trait because he understands that carmy is pretty emotionally underdeveloped - like when he’s experiencing high stress or intense emotions he doesn’t know how to react to them so his face doesn’t know what to do. it’s a fun choice that most people probably didn’t properly notice on a first viewing but goes a long way in making carmy seem vulnerable when it comes to dealing with emotions.
I haven’t waited tables, bartended since 1997. Still occasionally have nightmares where I cant figure out how to enter an order in the computer, can’t get the drinks and food out, can’t get away from one table to handle the other 4.
Anyone who has ever worked on a real solid fuckin line loves and yearns with that fuckin chaos gets us off honestly... The best kitchens are the loudest and the most disrespectful like marines the chef breaks you to build you up. I
There's all of this infinite time and space. All these little particles that everything consists of. And I am lucky enough to be a chef surrounded by friends.
Do you even know that it in real life this is the scenario in most successful restaurants where the Head Chef literally does not cares whether tou live or die?! Working in a professional kitchen (that to on Michelin starred restaurant set up) is mot everyone's cup of tea. Carmy managed to remain sane despite all the major upheavals in his life and still not give up on cooking altogether so yeah- How to Chef up Like Carmy Berzatto is the best title.
These guys are wimps. I remember one job I had working in the kitchen of a seafood and bar joint and the kitchen was so disgusting there were maggots everywhere. But I sucked it up and just cleaned the place up. But these guys are losing it over some spilled oil and a unruly customer calling you a loser? This show is honestly pathetic in its portrayal of some of the most fragile drama queens I've ever seen. They wouldn't last 5 minutes in a real restaurant where screaming at everyone and losing it would just get you fired or beat up.
I watched the first episode of this show and found it boring and unoriginal. Jeremy White spent 9 seasons playing a young Chicagoan who wastes his potential. Now it's a different young Chicagoan wasting his potential in a different part of the city.
I actually really enjoyed the series, but I had the same thought. It definitely feels like part of the same world. I don’t think that’s a bad thing though. I want different perspectives from inside the same world, that’s what let’s them become three dimensional.
NEVER stop making sandwiches 🥪
Pinned your own comment eh?
Man this reminds me of working the line on those stressful nights where all you hear is the ticket machine printing out orders and everything all at once happening and still managing to get out of the “weeds”. It’s definitely a life most will break under the pressure.. and this show catches that like no other from an individuals perspective!
All that PTSD makes us what we become, wouldn’t trade those challenges for the workd
Man who are you telling, been going THROUGH it at Cracker Barrel. Plus being my 2nd evening job, makes it more challenging but I know all this turbulence is for the good! I hope at least
how do you get a job there, i wanna cook
@@sage.6360 don’t kid.
@@sage.6360 No you dont.
This show was made for us service people. And it shows you the real hard truth of what goes on inside your favorite restaurant.
shut up server
No not at all, the inside of anyone's favourite restaurant doesn't run like this. The kitchen carmy took over is the worst of the worst
@@katesalinas9828 Don't know about the worst. One of my coworker stabbed someone in the parking lot and another one went to jail after intentionally selling the wrong drug to teenagers which killed two of them and put a third in a coma
The way the show depicts a high stress environment looks fairly realistic to me
I don't know who made this montage, but they deserve a raise.
I don't know who made this comment, but they deserve a like and a pin
Wtf man they just picked every single anxiety inducing part and made it a highlight reel 😂
For real lol
that's just the life of a chef 😅
one really subtle but really effective thing that jeremy allen white did for carmy that i absolutely love is that in moments where carmy is experiencing high levels of stress or intense emotions, jeremy will sometimes make carmy’s face just drop into a completely blank neutral expression, not a single thought behind his eyes. if you watch back the show you’ll notice that when he shouts i can’t do this into the camera, before he yells at sydney to get off the pass, and dotted all around here and there you’ll notice that he does this for carmy at points where he’s internally experiencing a lot; i think he does this really specific character trait because he understands that carmy is pretty emotionally underdeveloped - like when he’s experiencing high stress or intense emotions he doesn’t know how to react to them so his face doesn’t know what to do. it’s a fun choice that most people probably didn’t properly notice on a first viewing but goes a long way in making carmy seem vulnerable when it comes to dealing with emotions.
Well he’s had plenty of practice with his 11 years on Shameless.
This series owns my heart
That printer thing really got me. With the stress of a busy job, the stress of bills, the stress at home all building up to a mental breakdown.
one of my favorites series. I love it
This is so well put together! I love it!
Jeremy allen white is amazing actor
I just started a dish washer position, this show is a must.
The sound of the printer never stopping makes me anxious. That's why ill only work FOH these days.
I’ve never seen this show but it looks awesome. Adding it to the queue:)
I haven’t waited tables, bartended since 1997. Still occasionally have nightmares where I cant figure out how to enter an order in the computer, can’t get the drinks and food out, can’t get away from one table to handle the other 4.
Woo that’s next month I’m so excited for this. With Cindy’s walkout carm has got to bring this back
I Love this Show!!
Anyone who has ever worked on a real solid fuckin line loves and yearns with that fuckin chaos gets us off honestly... The best kitchens are the loudest and the most disrespectful like marines the chef breaks you to build you up. I
He reminds me of a young mark pierre white
Kinda looks like him too. Albeit better looking.
They definitely were leaning into that with the hair and attitude
You think you have in a bad day and you watch this show and realize is how much team we're getting plays off❤😎
There's all of this infinite time and space. All these little particles that everything consists of. And I am lucky enough to be a chef surrounded by friends.
Thank you for the four minutes and forty seven seconds of anxiety…
sydney: you are the best chef and i wanna work for you
also sydney: *getsyelledatonce "you are a piece of sh**"
Name of the song at 1:34?
lip Gallagher cooking in the kitchen
So happy I get out of food service in a month lol
Anyone else bite the hands off themselves while watching this?
How NOT to Chef Like Carmy Berzatto: Getting berated by Richie and his old boss (a.k.a. Joel McHale).
Do you even know that it in real life this is the scenario in most successful restaurants where the Head Chef literally does not cares whether tou live or die?! Working in a professional kitchen (that to on Michelin starred restaurant set up) is mot everyone's cup of tea. Carmy managed to remain sane despite all the major upheavals in his life and still not give up on cooking altogether so yeah- How to Chef up Like Carmy Berzatto is the best title.
Chefs really have to bring it down a peg, it’s not that big a deal
Bad memories 😂
Who would have known chefs work same as a trauma center one saves lives the other not so much just serve it and shut it
The Menu…
The Bear…
Alright, I get it…Culinary is a mentally dangerous art to pursue in.
He just like me FRRRRR!!!!!!
Gordon ramsay who
Muffin Crown Canéle
These guys are wimps. I remember one job I had working in the kitchen of a seafood and bar joint and the kitchen was so disgusting there were maggots everywhere. But I sucked it up and just cleaned the place up. But these guys are losing it over some spilled oil and a unruly customer calling you a loser? This show is honestly pathetic in its portrayal of some of the most fragile drama queens I've ever seen. They wouldn't last 5 minutes in a real restaurant where screaming at everyone and losing it would just get you fired or beat up.
“…losing it over some spilled oil and an unruly customer”
You should actually watch the show before you judge the characters, lol.
I watched the first episode of this show and found it boring and unoriginal. Jeremy White spent 9 seasons playing a young Chicagoan who wastes his potential. Now it's a different young Chicagoan wasting his potential in a different part of the city.
You Must be fun at Parties
Trash take
Ok then don’t watch
Lol so you clearly didn’t watch this show at all.
I actually really enjoyed the series, but I had the same thought. It definitely feels like part of the same world. I don’t think that’s a bad thing though. I want different perspectives from inside the same world, that’s what let’s them become three dimensional.