Mangia Mangia Part 1 & 2 | DOUBLE FULL EP | Kitchen Nightmares
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For anyone wondering: the restaurant closed a year after Gordon’s visit. The mother started working as a real estate agent in the area again. The daughter continued to work at places like red lobster. Trevor went to rehab and got clean. He then went on to culinary school and is now working as a sous chef. I’m happy he made his way and got out of that place
That's great news to hear about Trevor. Addiction is so hard to deal with. I hope he knows how proud of himself he should be. :3
Ramsey should do hells kitchen canada
Also I too am a recovering addict bin clean 2 years and I can say Trevor should be screaming from the mountains how proud he is, the hardest thing anyone can do and it's a 24/7 effort there are no breaks for that job or days off... Good for him..
Trevor is cute
What about Andrea and Chris and the two chefs?
The daughter immediatly gets personal in every argument. No counter argument, straight personal things that have nothing to do with the subject.
And then she plays the victim like she's done nothing wrong when people get mad.
She’s toxic. The red hair is symbolic of a walking “red flag”.
Trevor was just as toxic. Horrible. You could tell neither of them knew how to deal with it.
@@pancakepop680 you can kinda tell trevor is more broken. He dated the daughter who is toxic as hell and just snapped. Im not saying him doing all the bad stuff he does is excusable like throwing shit around, lashing out at people and punching the girl but he is in such a toxic environement with the owner and her daughter he has kinda lost it.
my ears were bleeding around 43:00
The best line in KN, hands down, is:
“The food isn’t cooked with love, it’s cooked with stress and a microwave” 😂
My favourite line too lol!
Yeah for real, that guys only good line and it’s a banger.
I just cackled hearing that line
Chef Mike moved on to Mangia Mangia
thats a good one but i liked more in that episode with 3 owners and that one dad with "40 years of experience" where when gordon didnt like the food they said "its just one mans opinion" and the chef cook said "its a successful opinion"
I don't blame Trevor for checking out...drug problem aside, he's doing a high pressure job with NO TRAINING, the owner's "I'm so scared of you" daughter constantly in his face trying to rile him up, and the owner constantly using him as a scapegoat...I hope he's doing better now and is in a healthier place.
Agree!!!
They also are apparently underpaying him as well, that would be my suspicion for why they couldn't hire anyone else. They offered poor wages.
The "I'm so scared of you" daughter in his face is such a good point. I hate when I hear women who clearly know someone is abusive, continue to engage and egg him on and act surprised and the victim if the guy actually does it. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
Really it's Julie's fault cause if she wants to complain and constantly VERBALLY abuse Trevor, then she should fire him. She's not doing anyone any favours keeping him including himself. Making her daughter have to keep being around the person who supposedly almost punched her, so she can be resentful and tell him nobody likes him and nobody cares about him on a daily basis. It's a miracle he still has a backbone against Julie at least.
@@nickb6425he should not have hit her.
@@thewayneflyinghigh9128 😲😲😲😲😲😲
The way Gordon Ramsay walks out and repeatedly says “my foods good” to mimic the owner who thought her food was good😂
Haha at first I thought he was talking about his food and I was thinking of course its good its Gordon then I thought damn you idiot he is mimic the owner lol
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25:29
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Chris was the MVP of this episode. Easily the most likely person in the episode for me. He spoke the truth and at times genuinely seemed more passionate about the place than the actual owner
Don't forget Kevin, Andrea and Mike (not Chef Mike). Pretty much everyone else besides the mother and daughter duo are sane person on that restaurant. Even Trevor is actually self aware and brutally honest that he is not a good chef and even rate the food 5 / 10.
loved chris he was the most sane guy there
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Chris is the g of this episode
"I didn't know he was doing drugs"
"I had the conversations about his drug use too many times"
The daughter immediately said "you've been doing meth for the past 3 years" in front of the owner and the owner said nothing lmao.
"You tried to punch me!" Whether he did or not, you can tell she was dying to get that on camera.
For sympathy. Pathetic woman. Im not this bad but I am happy they closed down. They didnt deserve to have and manage a restaurant. Narcissistic owners!
Wouldn't you?
@@crazyduck7677 No.
@@crazyduck7677 Sure, if you're manipulative butt head trying to smear someone's image.
Bro deadass , just look at her everytime she says something
When she was confused about the 550 grams of flour at first I thought she was confused on what flour is, then I remembered that this is in the US, and that they don't use the metric system.
so crack
the way she said it made it sound like she was confused on what grams are, not what 550 grams is lmao. like she'd never heard it in her life
"HERE IN DA U.S, WE MEASURE THINGS WITH OUR FISTS AND OUR GUNS!" *Quote from American restaurant owners*
I personally think that she was confused by the concept of grams and probably hadnt heard of another unit system
@@guruprasath8548 That's almost impossible. Though they have the imperial system they do come across metric usage regularly. She's just rude and obtuse.
for those wonderingr: as of 2022 the last update is that trevor moved out of that town and went into rehab for 6 months and has been sober since :) don stayed on in mangia mangia for a while but eventually left; julie ended up hiring a new head chef as well as new service staff. after gordon's departure, the menu went through quite a few menu changes. some customers said that julie remained a problem, and continued to mistreat staff members. mangia mangia eventually shut down in 2014.
i'm happier about Trevor getting help for his problem. hope he's doing better now. i felt so bad for him.
Thanks captain, now fly away.
@@hotshot6674 You first, troll.
how do you know this info
@@sintura what's the website
The daughter thinking she has a right to bring drug addiction into a conversation about food enrages me and then plays the victim
Obviously a pick me girl. I was shock as swell when she mentioned it. She can say those things IF it directly affects he’s work BUT it doesnt. She used that information to put down Trevor. When in fact she just shows how pathetic she is.
@@rrrjooy6946 so showing to work that involves cooking food high as a kite is ok?
@@user-jm8ri8kb4k isnt it a stereotype that restaurant chefs are often high on coke at work 🥴🥴 im not saying its great, but still
@@user-jm8ri8kb4kmost chef's in Germany are high af but they cook good...
@@AlienZiziIt's not just a stereotype. It's really true. About any kind of stimulants that still leaves you clear is widespread in kitchens.
People forget Gordon lost his brother to drugs. He knows the damage that comes with the territory.
Think the owners daughter knew and played it cause she was constantly on about drugs
The owner and daughter are despicable, no idea what they’re doing, yelling and creating a toxic environment. I don’t want to wish people to fail, but they don’t deserve to run a restaurant
Agreed
Well it closed down a year later 😬
@@Antoniaxdowney can’t say I’m surprised
I get that the owner is 100% in the wrong, but what has the daughter really done wrong? Yes, she does get into arguments but it's natural to come to your parent's defence. She's also been forced to work alongside a guy who's punched her before. Yes, her attitude isn't the best and she's clearly displaying the toxic behaviour and speech pattern of her mother, but having to deal with that sort of emotional trauma doesn't help either. That's not to say that Trevor isn't also a victim of their constant verbal and psychological abuse that seems to exercebate his mental health and substance abuse as well.
@@sandy_skaiz697 She used to date Trevor and after they broke up their started being problems.
He didn't even deny what he did, but he did that after months and months of her constant abuse, calling him worthless, telling him no one cares about him, etc.
Not to say you can deserve to be hit for shit you say.
But clearly it was bad enough that no one tried to intervene with whatever she goaded him with.
And if her gender was reversed we'd be saying how only throwing one punch after years of that kind of abuse is an accomplishment.
so happy most people see as it was: Trevor was not the problem, but a symptom. Happy to read he's doing well.
Hope Trevor finds peace in himself and not in the toxic work place bless him and move forward in ur life trev
I dunno, i saw them as peas in a podd. The rest of the staff was great though
It seemed the owners daughter really loved him. And then he started using. Hope he is doing better.
same. Trevor is a guy who cares but no one cares about him. i really feel sorry for him. hes always talked down and his ego keeps him up, making him an ass. he probably never had anyone who cared for him. people turn to drugs to run from reality... some do it for the high but i personally feel like he is doing it to hide what he is feeling. the toxic work place isn't making it better for him. being told "no one cares about you" would make me punch anyone even sober. imagine being told that daily... but you need the money to stay afloat make people work even when they hate it. hope he gets the help and find better people
@@mikeknight42Id start using too if I had that bitch around me.
My heart broke when Trevor got told "nobody likes you", like, anyone could get addicted to drugs in that environment: Doesn't make it right that he got violent though.
It does make it right though. Equilibrium.
@@owenjj93no, two wrongs doesn't make a right - smearing feces on your other cheek doesn't make your face cleaner.
@@owenjj93responding to mean words with physical violence is an escalation. “Equilibrium” would be more mean words.
That's just the go to insult in that area, people will bring that out whenever they feel slightly annoyed at someone.
Mine didn’t. Nobody likes a drug addict except other drug addicts.
This show is more of a soap opera than a restaurant improvement show, and I am so disappointed in myself for never watching this before today.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
There's several seasons, welcome to the rabbit hole.
Cry baby
Especially the US version, i wonder why there are no shootings and other stunt action for pleasing the stupid US audience. All the people look and speak so made up. "Oh waow this nu flavouuur". Duuuh
Welcome squidward
oh sweet summer child, I wish I would be able to experience kitchen nightmares once again from scratch
"Like mother like daughter" Both are so arrogant, toxic and like to play victim or pretend to not see her own mistakes.
Victim blaming? The head chef admitted to attacking the daughter.
2022 western society tbh.
@@alexanderplatzberlin3940 not condoning it but she consitantly treats him like shit and airs out is dirty laundry for no reason.
Anyone noticed the karen hair? It's to be expected btw
Blame modern feminism
When I was younger, I always thought that Trevor was the problem for the restaurant. Coming back and seeing how the owner and her daughter constantly berates and talks down to him, its no wonder he's like this. The owners are clearly the problem, being super delusional, having shit leadership attitudes, trying to micromanage everything and giving shit tools/ingredients to work with in the beginning. Like come on, even me, who isn't on meth would get mad and flip out on them in a heartbeat.
When i first watched this i worked in retail now ive worked in a kitchen, Trevor is 100% a symptom. He had a clear anger issue and due to his inexperience and food the owner bought being pretty much frozen he had no control. He found solace in drugs. Im glad he's doing well, i have an uncle who is an ex meth user and i distinctly remember him saying that meth just made you feel euphoria, something Trevor wouldve been searching for due to the toxic workplace. Im glad gordon ramsay talked to him and ensured he got help
To be honest think it is a cycle. Trevor broke up and manhandled the daughter so they teamed up against him. He then developed even more and more attitude. So they got more and more arsey with him. They should have fired him the second he lost it with the daughter. If you can't act professional at work you need to go.
But aside from Trevor clearly Julie can't manage
@@gmarz9611 I agree and disagree with you.
The timeline is something like a year before they broke up, from how they act IMO that is when the abuse started towards Trevor.
After about six months of that he got handsy with the daughter (but keep in mind that Trevor didn't end up in the hospital and did this in front of other men, so she must have said something VILE for them to not kick the shit out of his skinny ass)
But with how quickly the daughter goes to personal attacks it seems to me that when they broke up she likely started being a bitch to him and her mom never chastises her for her unprofessional behavior.
Like earlier in the episode when he says he has a hard time coming to work when he gets told he's worthless and no one cares about him and then she chirps in "it's true, you are worthless, no one likes you, no one would care if you got fired." That's unacceptable in a professional environment and on the light end of what she does.
So I agree that if you can't act professional at work you need to go, I just think that if that was the standard for everyone the daughter would've been booted out before it ever got physical.
I mean if someone I used to date said to my face nobody cares about me I'd want to punch their head in too.. I really don't blame the guy one bit.
@@Kat-mu8wq but remember that was in response to him smashing things and being verbally abusive himself. It wasn't the correct thing for her to say, but he wasn't innocent. I still don't like either mother or daughter.
The daughter is such a gaslighter xD
And the mother is all active with blaming Trevor, Trevor seems to accept most of it, he knows he's not doing what he needs to, and to be fair, I get it... It's hard to be passionate about something you're not getting much out of...
But she would not accept a single criticism. The problem is not Trevor. The problem is the owner. The problems of the owner, causes problems with the staff.
What would you expect from her daughter when the mother herself is also a gaslighter "my food is good...my food is good...my food is good".
Not to mention both of them likes to act like the victim "apparently I'm doing it all wrong" yet they can't take criticism and learn from it.
Honestly? I kind of agree. Trevor was wrong to be doing drugs, but at the same time, if he was actively trying to quit the habit, constantly being surrounded by stress, and being consistently blamed for the problems can easily push him back into it.
@@realtsavo And he's young too. Pressure of being in charge of the kitchen at that age? I'd be on drugs too lmao
The daughter was a huge issue. Trevor is clearly troubled and in over his head, but why would she feel the need to go into the kitchen and berate him. It’s escalating the situation for no reason. The things she would say to him weren’t constructive just hateful; no one cares about you, you’re a useless addict, no one likes you. What a stupid way to approach a situation like that, making everything worse.
@@johnfurlong5472 I honestly think she was probably trying to get him riled up to hit her so she could lay charges and get rid of him for good. She clearly didn't want him there and her mom clearly was never going to fire him due to lack of other options
Over time you realize Trevor was never the problem. He’s not entirely a blameless individual but he’s still a victim. He’s only 22, never had working experience and told to run a kitchen from an owner who doesn’t teach and gives the absolute worst products to work with while constantly being belittled by the owner and her daughter (who really seems to initiate a lot of issues) and shames him constantly for his addiction. He can’t go anywhere else because there’s so few game in town that would take such an inexperienced chef. Glad to hear he got help and is successful now.
Tbh I feel that Trevor's drug problem was at least partially caused by the amount of abuse he received from the owners.
You see the guy try so hard to behave himself, try to take accountability, albeit failing colossally, but the hate directed towards him was just... Erruuuuooogh.
The mangiamangia closed years after this episode aired , so... It's fair
I hope Trevor, Kevin, Chris and the blonde server is doing well now (Julie and her daughter are Karens)
Blaming others for a drug addicts addiction? Lol hi enabler
@@missscarlet7902 Misreading a comment and immediately start to guilt trip people? If you got some undealt issues I hope you get better.
If not, lol hi idiot.
I'm reacting right recently thank you my mum and sister who won't give me a break
I feel Trevor was greeted unfairly . Never trained to be a chef and yet the owner made him head chef . He gets targeted for everything. No wonder he has attitude I would as well . He has no idea what to do and they aren’t helping him at all .
this is true. trevor deserves better since it’s they’re fault he has that attitude. They treat him poorly and they don’t even understand trevor’s problems. 🫤
Enough to make you want to do meth
truee also can we respect how calm Kevin is the entire time massive respect for the cooks
Agree with the first comment if your treated poorly by your workplace why would anyone have a good attitude
I am not sorry for him. Trevor is a drug abuser, a dangerous individual and a woman attacker ... and he even admits to all of this. No sympathy for that kind.
I love how gently and kindly Gordon speaks with the waitress, he knows it's not her fault.
Get it right Gordon not capellini! , its :spaghetti
My problem with the daughter is (at least in my experience) is if you know someone is on drugs and has erratic and or violent tendencies DONT THREATEN THEM
Also never say the words, "Nobody cares about you and your life!" Some people will take it seriously deep and bury it inside their hearts. Yes, they have problems but saying it like that, it's totally wrong.
@@margarethmichelina5146 IKR, but the thing is, the fact that someone would even say something like that... Who's to say it hasn't been going on for a while. I know if the people around me belittle me like that, I'd be very heart broken xD
what would your advice be then?
@@margarethmichelina5146 You're defending a tweeker that threatens women....
@@names-mars You ever stop and wonder at why she might say a thing like that?
I admit, Trevor was one of the problem in this restaurant, but the main and biggest problem was the owner herself.
So, the owner(and daughter, for that matter) is rude to the employees, and when the employee does the same back they go "omg, thats so horrible"
I don't mean he is right in doing so, but if the owner's behaviour is shit she can't expect an employee to behave, can she?
@@WretchHound what I hate the most about her (the owner) is that she didn't want to be blamed for the mishaps that she made in that restaurant. For example the excess pasta incident. I hate how she acted like she didn't know anything about it, whereas as the owner it should be parts of her responsibility to know what's in their fridge.
FR
Also, the way the daughter talk is so annoying and irritating and she acts like a whiny teenager most of the time while in fact, she was supposed around her 20s. At this point, I also questioning about the owner's parenting skill.
Trevor was suffering from addiction and depression so he didn’t even have the capacity to be a good employee.
Julies daughter is an under rated problem, she brings up personal things in the workplace all the time
Her and Trevor are/were major enablers
Personal things? You mean things he did while at the work place. Physical abuse that took place at the workplace. Being high in the workplace. Tweaking amd scaring customers at the workplace. All of thise actions are personal, yet happened at the work place and affect the work place. Youre mad that she called out his unacceptable behaviors that affect the workplace.
@@missscarlet7902 I don't think the OP was mad, I think they had an opinion different from yours (right or wrong), and expressed it. We're all allowed to do that.
I'm wondering why you're so quick to get so nasty just because you disagree with someone else's thoughts. 🤔
@@missscarlet7902you don't just end up the way he does, her daughter is manipulative and defending that toxic attitude is a recipe for disaster (Trevor)
He shouldn't have done what he did and she shouldn't have been goating him and holding his personal addiction (which is her fault btw) over his head.
That's why the restaurant is closed and Trevor is now clean and a head chef somewhere else. I'm happy for him.
@@crazychris1123 lmao what a cowardly reply. HIS addiction is not HER fault. His addiction is his fault. Him choosing to do meth is his fault. If you want to claim you are SO pathetically unstable to where an annoying or "toxic" coworker is enought to make you do meth, go check yourself in and get some much needed help. Blaming her is just pure ignorance and shows you lack accountability. He's clean BECAUSE he got HELP. A business is not manipulative nor toxic for bringing uo your work place behaviors. If you don't want a business to bring up your addiction, don't go to work high and throwing shit. Welcome to reality. He was toxic to the workplace, and just like every other show, the toxic ones get their actions talked about. His behaviors are unacceptable and it's perfectly logical for his actions to be discussed when talking about the problems in the restaurant. You sound like the abuser who victim blames when the victim tells about what you did. 🤷🏻♀️
Julie is hands down one of the worst humans I have ever witnessed...she just loves hearing herself talk, even at the end when she gets it together
Exactly I watched this episode years ago now I see how horrible she is after rewatching
A cat says: "Meow"
A cow says: "Moo"
A dog says: "Bark-bark"
Julie says: "My food is good" 🤣
That's being overly dismissive; sometimes dogs say "Woof"
God I think it’s despicable when someone uses another person’s addiction as an excuse to treat them terribly. The owner and daughter clearly know he has this problem and think that makes it ok to treat him like a piece of shit and as an excuse for their own awful characters. Horrible.
The way the daughter talked about Trevor's addiction was so filthy and personal as an addict myself...I felt second hand embarrassment same on her
True. It is so unprofessional and personal. Freakin Karens
This episode features Chef Mike’s friends and cousins!
yes, they look a little brown but its good to see them!
Come on poor chef mike is hardest worker ever
Chef mike could mske better food thsn most idiots
Chef Mike seems more famous than any of the chefs that have been on Nightmares from both UK & USA.
"I think our food's good."
"Tell me why you think that?"
"I think our food's good."
This lady is doing my head in
She's like a broken record, even when he tries to dig down and get her to explain why, she just repeats herself. Except I can't stand to restart it, I should've kept count of how many times she said "I think our food's good" or some other variant 🤪😅
She thinks it's a 10. 😂
"We had this conversation about your drug use too many times, Trevor!"
5 minutes later
"I didn't know he is doing drugs"
What an idiot.
I have so much admiration for Gordon for saying: “he cannot be a person of responsibility” and “keep ur doors open” for that young guy. He may not be a person who can have a responsibility but I think if work wasn’t toxic he I think can work, and hope he is clean and thriving and achieving his dreams!
Unfortunately he OD'd
I love that his experience with addicts has instead of making him resentful, makes him so empathetic. I remember when he did a prison program and ended up hiring one of the prisoners when he got out, who was an ex-addict. When he heard a rumour he was using again, he went himself to see if it was true (it wasn't).
Trevor is clean and seems happy. Glad he was able to move on from this.
Oh thank god I thought he passed
That's so good to hear, I hope he's happy, stress-free and loved wherever he is
The way Chris knows more about cooking than the head chef 😳
Servers eventually know after having doing it for awhile. I was a server for years and would take time to know what the chefs/cooks do as well.
I even offered to help in one of the restaurants when some of the cooks left (was only for a couple of days though)
@@crazychris1123 but shouldn’t the head chef still know more about cooking?
I love how the mother/daughter duo tried to make victims out of themselves :) Glad everyone is seeing the same thing looking at the comments.
You can just tell the mother and daughter are classic narcissists. Of course they didn’t fire Trevor they had a scapegoat to blame for their own shortcomings. Poor guy honestly I am happy to hear he is doing better. I think a lot of what he did was reactive abuse.
Trevor being high was a hindrance.
@@jamesrobert680 the owner and daughter are both delusional
@@jamesrobert680 he probably started the drugs to deal with the stress of that business. That mum and daughter not only ruined that business but probably this guy's life
@@loowyatt6463 his habit must have been going on before he got the job. Once they came clean about his habit it was clear that his short fuse in earshot of customers was because of this. He was a cancer to the restaurant plain and simple. He had to go.
@@jamesrobert680 I agree he had to go, I mean even if he wasn't on drugs and was a good cook, you should never hire a 22 year old as your head chef. They literally set him up to fail by giving him that job. While the drug use may not of begun because of that job, I imagine it made it much worse. If your stress release is drugs and you've continuously got large amounts of stress that drug problem will get worse and worse.
At the end of the day the guy was 22, he's barely an adult. It's the owners fault for hiring him for a job he can't do.
If he had been at any of job they would of noticed the problem and fired him. Which would of give him the time and the space to deal with his drug problem. They literally just enabled his drug problem.
I like Kevin's attitude. He is so down to earth and positive! Good job!
And the way chef Ramsay turned that mess into a fine restaurant!?...
Let's give Trevor our best thoughts!
Also when the owner just said "It's fucked." To the spaghetti, he asked Andy the waitress again and Andy patiently explained it. That really shows he has passion on cooking.
I loved Kevin in this what happened ti him after they closed
the only ones I like in this 2 parter are Andrea, Kevin , Chris
I hope Trevor somehow reads these comments and sees that a whole lot of people are rooting for him ❤
True. But one thing he should know. Drugs adicting equals trouble for him.
Doing drugs is obviously not good but when it comes to the owner and her daughter I'm not surprised that the staff are so angry with them. They seem like total narcissists
I hate dishonest people so much. When Gordon asks, "When you go to a restaurant, do you expect frozen food?" She says, "No". But when asked, "Do your customers expect frozen shit?" And she says, "Yes, I thought it was right." I don't see how these statements can make sense at the same time. I really don't.
I think, she has lost the ability to care about things. She is mentally stretched, AND a not nice person!
Don't even waste your time trying to understand. You'll just hurt your head.
Classic and sheer denial. Plain and Simple.
And absolutely no accountability.
At the end of the day, everyone goes to sleep at night and has their own conscious. I'm 100% sure she knows everything that is wrong with her restaurant, she's just in total denial and as the very cliche saying goes. " the truth hurts"... Trust it does
Cognitive dissonance is one hell of a drug
Genefally speaking. Who with a right mind would go to a restaurant to eat frozen shit?
@@swagkuchen4764 If it's not icecream, it shouldn't be frozen.
Ramsey really has a heart for addicts and Trevor for all his faults did show respect and was humble, even when he got shit. I'd like to think that Ramsey offered him more support off camera than just to say "go home and get treatment". At least Trevor's "I really appreciate it" makes me think that.
Because his brother is a addict too.
Gordon probably did
Gordon really takes an interest in his clients, they just need to be treated with kindness.
Underrated and glad you brought up he did actually have respect for Gordon. He was always responding eith "yes chef".
“I had this conversation with you for too many times about the drug use”
“I had no idea he did drugs” What a pathological liar the owner is. If anything, she has been using him
The problem is that she opened up an Italian restaurant, "just because there were no Italian restaurants" there. Also, she knew nothing about Italy, and knew nothing about cooking. Plus the fact that she never gave the impression that she was willing or trying to learn either. It's sad, but it's no wonder it all went south.
Watching this show, I have never ever been so convinced that an owner does not deserve their title. This woman and her daughter are cruel, arrogant, ignorant, dishonest, selfish and downright disrespectful. I honestly cannot stand watching the pair of them talk to everyone it’s disgusting. Gordon is amazing for giving up his time and efforts in this way to help them succeed and destress
havew you watch amys baking company mewo?\
I would have walked away. Hats off to chef Gordon
There's more drama in this one episode than I've ever seen. I no longer see Mr Chef Ramsay as just a restaurant flipper but more of a therapist and life coach. Hat off to the creator of the idiot sandwich.
42:05 The way he was so honest "Two times" killed me😂. Also Janelle annoyed the shit out of me... Just go sit down somewhere and shut up. And her mom was even worse.
Hardly do i ever root against a restaurant's success, but my god am i glad to read that this place was forced to close. That owner is not only incompetent, but she and her daughter are truly bad, vile and narcissistic people with no respect for customers or the industry, let alone the staff.
Hope the staff all landed and their feet. Chris deserves so much better and glad to learn that trevor managed to get clean, thats a fantastic accomplishment.
Besides the original outside walls, literally nothing remains of this place after it became a Jimmy Johns sandwich shop. Even Gordon Ramsay's changes were completely removed.
"I didn't know he was doing drugs"
followed by....
"I talked to him multiple times about his drug use"
Lies and delusion.
The way Trevor was talked down by the owner and daughter. I'm actually surprised he didn't end up punching her as she claimed he did.
It would have been worth 15 days in jail.
@@Investigat0r worth it…
Becuz it on camera u idiota
So fucking worth it
Don't be a shitty person and then they wouldnt have had anything to talk down on. Don't be a shitty person and then expect people to have respect for you. She let him keep his job after fucking up agai and again. She was more than kind to him for that
I feel so bad for Trevor.. addiction is so so sad:( I hope he’s better today ❤️
He apparently is!
He's clean I have a feeling the abuse the owner and the daughter's abuse caused him to start drugs
If I was in Trevor's situation I would have just quit
I have no doubt that the absolute Banshee that was Julie's daughter is the biggest influence on Julie's opinion of Trevor. That little brat probably talked so much shit about the guy to her mom (and likely lied a lot, she's clearly a drama queen) that Julie automatically hated the guy and would never give him a chance.
People debate whether Julie or Trevor was the biggest problem in that restaurant, but it was 100% Julie's daughter stirring up shit.
I’ve seen this a few times, and while the accusations fly about Trevor and the kitchen - the only one you see throwing fits, tantrums, and yelling is Julie and Janelle.
I could tell Andi was embarrassed by the mother's & daughter's crocodile tears. Trevor starts as a jack ass but then you start to realise why he's like that. And the other staff are good people.
Who is andy?
@@vanessa-yq2qo Andrea, the blonde waitress.
@@CryosisOfficial dident know she is her douther also
@@vanessa-yq2qo she isn’t
29:24 When she said that she dint know where all of it came from, She said that all that pasta was gonna be used today which means she knew about it
30:10 “we don’t have this much pasta!
“It didn’t reproduce itself, let’s get that right”
This has me dying 🤣💀
I find the mother and daughter way more obnoxious than Trevor tbh. Actually feel a bit sorry for him.
SAME
Honestly I felt bad for Trevor most of the episode, before the drug habit even came out I was thinking "he might be an asshole, but what is he supposed to do?", he was 22 running a kitchen with no experience, getting bullied by the owners daughter, yelled at constantly, of course he's stressed and on edge.
Yes maybe even without the habit he could still be an ass or lazy, but who wouldn't lose motivation in that work environment?
I just hope he's clean and doing well now and if cooking was his passion I hope he found a good restaurant to learn at.
I rolled in laughter when the daughter said trever is way outta his league, he's an idiot
Me thinking: least I eat my soup with a spoon
That was one show where I did not see any possibility it could be turned around. I didn't get his name but the young man who was the cook (not the chef who got fired) right from the start you could see he wanted to succeed and was totally supportive and really wanted things to go well.
i liked trevor because he didnt play for the cameras like evryone else... he has a miserable job where the spoiled daughter and mom gives him grief while hes trying to a job hes not trained for... when in reality its the owner thats ruining theplace with her reheat microwave food...
working in that envoirnment. you can't hopnestly blame him for seeking an escape, and using drugs to do it.
Owner: "The biggest problem is my head chef"
Then why not fire them...? If you know or think they're the biggest reason your business is failing...REPLACE THEM
Because she said she can't a replacement, didn't you listen? Are you handicapped?
could just be scared to make any changes since the restaurant is already at the end of its rope. any change they make could be the reason they have to close.
or they just can't find/afford anyone.
“It’s my head, chef”
because deep down she knows she is at fault.. and her spoiled evil daughter
If your place is in the sh*tter, it can be hard to find quality staff. What good chef is gonna wanna work somewhere like this?
How do people just go like "I wanna buy a restaurant and run it" without any management or cooking background, no experience working in a restaurant and somehow hope it will work out. Amazing
You don't really have to, just hire people who are passionate and experienced in the field the people who show up in these shows don't do that and even worse, even when they do, they sabotage them either with shit decor designs, terrible personality, absurd menu changes, inability to take criticism, etc.
The fact they even had some people show up, even how little it was shows that some people really don't have a good palate. Even at home, I can tell how different the taste of a fresh meal is compared to when its reheated. I don't even have the audacity to serve friends reheated food tf I would never charge people for it XD
Trevor looks so nerdy but is so un-nerdy, dang
I love how when gordon told them to finish there smokes and shut down, they dropped what looked like full cigs and ran 🤣😂 good little chefs
I loved that moment!...
This woman is soooo delusional it’s actually scary😂😂😂😂
Agreed!!!
Most Women are my love, most Women are......
@@sashacoe25 agreed ✅
@@sashacoe25 Is there a study that shows that or are you just casually sexist?
Anyone who has made mashed potatoes at home knows that the next day it just doesn't taste remotely the same as fresh...
Im not at all condoning the cook trying to hit the daughter.
The way the daughter tries to cut as deep as she can in each argument and make every word that comes out of her mouth as personal as possible is despicable, I can fully understand why somebody would want to smack her. She needs to put a cap on that shit before someone actually does.
Haha I love the clip of Gordon shouting "look at all this pasta!!" After the breaks. Out of context it just looks funny.
meme material for sure
Does anyone know what happened to Kevin from this episode? He seemed so genuinely passionate about cooking and food, I hope it became his career
Kevin seems like such a chad. The most likable character so far for me
He should come to Europe
Apparently he actually became a sous chef after dealing with his addiction so thats pretty cool.
@@XMysticHeroxthats Trevor not Kevin.
She didnt know about Trevor taking drugs despite her daughter, who tried everything to get her mom to fire Trevor knowing about it...? BS, her daughter wouldve used that knowledge to tell on trevor instantly. The mom just chose not to do anything about it.
Julie is the best example of "if you are stupid then be active".
That stupid activeness had to pay off in her previous ventures as a realtor.
There’s a huge amount of addiction in this industry as the stress is crazy and the hours and it’s so common in a young chef. I hope he gets help and turns it around. Bless his heart.
Yep. I was surprised I hadn't seen a comment like this earlier. Big substance problem. it's high pressure work, long hours, can lead to physical damage (my cousin needed multiple varicose vein operations in his early 40s for being on his feet 12-16 hours a day) and that's just to keep pace with the industry, without a pair of Gorgons haranguing you every day.
ngl I had absolutely zero desire to see this owner and her daughter succeed. Couldn’t care less for the “time for everything to suddenly be fixed” part of the episode because nothing made me want to root for this woman at all
Totally, they were insufferable
No need to see her as her restuarant has been closed for like 8 years already.
The owner keeps trevor for 4 years and as soon as he admits he got problems and needs help, she just fires him on the spot. i think trevor should never have been the head chef, like what do you even expect from a 18-22yr old that dont know how to cook?? and the owner buys in everything frozen and decide whats on the menu...
i feel bad for trevor, he clearly got some issues and need help, i just hope hes doing alright now...
one more thing: I cant fire Trevor, theres not alot of chefs here... Trevor isnt a cheff and cant cook, how hard can it really be to replace someone like that.
I love Gordon's sarcastic responses in these two episodes.
Anyone: *Says anything*
Julie: “That’s bullshit” 😂
These episodes rarely actually get on my nerves, but this mother-daughter duo is soon too much... they seem to just go after a new throat every day. They come off as self centred, only taking each other backs, and even Trevor they just seem to knock down again and again instead of just making a decision and firing him. Then they team up against someone else, we don't know what TV did in editing so hopefully it's not as bad as it seems...
It seemed very genuine on their parts, sadly. Could also be an act only done in each others presence.. nobody will really know unless they know them personally
Nämen Strömberg lugna ner dig!
The daughter was totally right and no one listened to her. Her ex was high on meth and he assaulted her but no one defended her while all she did was try to defend her mother.
@@nina9442 that's also a strange thing- I mean the situation is explained but as you say she was not (at least in what made the cut) comforted or supported by anyone, not even her mother, whom she ran up to and defended and comforted on many occasions.
@@nina9442 he said amfetamine tho
i hate how the daughter immediately tried to throw Trevor under the bus at the beginning.
Lmao I love the part when Chris first shows up every one of them is just deluded and oblivious and he's like Einstein amongst the stooges lmao
completely gets it lmao
"I though I was doing it right."
Continues filling the microwave with dogfood trash.
The peak of denial.
i listened this daughter for 15 secs and i felt like buying some drugs too
actually i think the daugther was the one who hooked trevor on meth XD just look at her
Me too
I’m madly in love with whoever runs this channel.
The face Trevor made when she said I don't have any respect for you either had me cracking up. He looked mortified at the realization.
He looked surprised she said such a stupid remark. She repeated him like he gave two shits about her respect. That chick and her mom pissed me off this entire video 😤 That’s how I took his reaction, not shocked he wasn’t respected by someone full of themselves
If she tried to serve that food in Italy, she would get the death penalty
What I found most hilarious is how shocked the owner acted about everything 🤣 loool
When she was standing infront of that pasta and said "this is going to be used today" i thought, this woman is stupid. You can build a pasta house with that many pasta
What I loved about Gordon is he never blames the servers.He always treats them kind.
Gordon IS THE FUNNIEST…when he said, “There’s a big disgusting thumb print with meat sauce. Can you ask him just to take his paws off my side”. I was DONE. 🤣🤣🤣
Honestly the owner is delusional she doesn't even know what's going on in HER restaurant
and it's a such a toxic environment glad Gordon did his best to sort things out.
There has not been a creative genius born in this world who could write a character like this owner. Otherworldly. Mind-boggling. Stunning!
Most fem¡n¡st are like this BUT there's some amazing woman out there. I actually think that conservative woman are better than men in those type of situations. I have met some great female chefs in the US, Germany, Canada and Israel and they kept their cool under fire like no men I've ever seen.
Love it when people pull politics into it even tho it means jack shit
Gordon handled Trevor really well he was more interested in his welfare than having a go at him.
Insanity is when you do the same thing over and over again and expect different results.
Examples:
-Saying “my food is good”
-Methamphetamines
-Serving frozen food and calling it a restaurant
-Calling aforementioned frozen foods “fresh”
-Making Trevor the bad guy
I love how Gordon gives the measurements in grams knowing fine well they are Americans
550 grams of flour and 6 egg yolks with a pinch of salt and olive oil.
Proceeds to make a gloopy mess of unseperated eggs and several cups of all purpose flour not bread or durum flour.
@@CummyPancakes But don't forget he was told "6 eggs". Nothing g about yolks only.
Based Eurocentrism
I grew up in in the US for 19 years and I always used the metric system when cooking and baking; it's way more accurate and consistent than volume or imperial units, and I'm sure most Americans who cook or bake regularly would tell you the same. This isn't an American issue necessarily, it's a "people who have no fucking idea what they're doing" issue.
Grams are part of the International System of units, used in professional/technical settings. Anyone running a business, especially one involving precision like cooking, should know these units.
i know trevor isn't a good person but with the factor of addiction in his life, honestly my heart hurts for him because he's only 22 and has been struggling for so long. i hope he got the support he needed.
Gotta give credits to the editors for the nice and good use of sound effects
"Hello how are you?"
"I think my food is good"
The daughter is one of the most annoying and petulant human beings I have ever seen. Yes Trevor and co. Might have been a pain in the ass, but she complains about everyone, even Chris who was by far the most likable character. Her and the owner got on my nerves this episode, not taking responsibility for anything, throwing everyone under the bus, and playing the victim card so often it became horribly pathetic. Kudos to Gordon for staying there, I would’ve left in the first night.
I have a feeling that Trevor is too stressed to handle Julie and Janelle, he's coping it with drugs. Not to mention, he used to date Janelle and even wanted to punch her at some point. And Julie still kept that man around even though he tried to punch her daughter!
When chef Gordon Ramsay said "Sometimes it's good to stop completely" that's a big impact for me✊🏻
I laughed when they said none of the customers said anything about the bad food. I’m guessing no one has said anything about her bad 80’s Joan Jett hair cut either 🤷🏻♀️