Gordon Ramsay serves a nasty customer the house special.....A plate of f*ck off.

[Scarey]

I loled at this.As my ex who has worked in the restaurant industry for 20 years has said time and time again"Sometimes the customer is not right......sometimes the customer is an asshole"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKRNRz6VK_k&feature=related

 

[hinz]

I loled at this.As my ex who has worked in the restaurant industry for 20 years has said time and time again"Sometimes the customer is not right......sometimes the customer is an asshole"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKRNRz6VK_k&feature=related

Just wonder whether the "old bag" was a partner at KPMG since she had the "balls" to confront Gordon Ramsay.

 

[Quest4Less]

Ramsay is a complete a-hole. His t.v. show is complete b.s. Anyone that treated employees like he does in the real world would be charged with harasment and sued.

 

[Cobster]

The Faux Network really edits the crap out of Kitchen Nightmares for the idiots with lower IQs than their shoe size.
It's a shitty job, not believable and insulting to watch and done so in a way to create drama - much like Faux News.

I prefer the BBC version of Kitchen Nightmares, which they don't produce anymore.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X6u7sfu0N0
Ramsay sold out to the almighty dollar.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

I suspect that they stage things to boost ratings. Reality shows are cheap to make compared to programs like Law and Order. $50,000 an episode for reality show compared to $2,000,000 and episode for Law and Order. The reality show Pawn Stars have many items that I suspect are staged for the audience.

 

[Ironhead]

Reality shows, what a joke.
When, in real life, does a camera crew follow you around just filming you living life ?

Another question is why do so many people watch other people live their lives ?
How boring is your life ?

 

[LazMan]

I suspect that they stage things to boost ratings. Reality shows are cheap to make compared to programs like Law and Order. $50,000 an episode for reality show compared to $2,000,000 and episode for Law and Order. The reality show Pawn Stars have many items that I suspect are staged for the audience.

Pawn stars is a great example of "wink-wink-reality" TV... There's actually a form on their website to submit your stuff for consideration for the show...