Gordon Ramsey Vs. Karen Chef

[@bearcub125]

Pewdiepie nowadays feels like that friend that finds stuff out way later than everyone else but gets just as hype as when it was fresh, but with him its wholesome af

[@Esteban_D_]

Fax

[@eggheadtwoSCM]

Foz

[@BLUE-dw4tc]

@borderline Nah he just enjoys things

[@kurogotbeats]

@borderline This episode aired in 2013-2014

[@Rauz11]

You mean adults?

[@margarethmichelina5146]

The fact Gordon was totally calm and barely shouting on this episode really saying it much. He's even giving up to see how much delusional they are.

[@trapprincess679]

he is not wasting energy when there is no hope

[@vudat1710]

That's pure disappointment. I'm also a hot headed person, but in that situation, I would also choose not to talk

[@Thomanski]

Gordon is extremely passionate about his craft and the reason he screams is because he wants to push people to bring the best out of themselves and to make them better chefs. These people clearly can't be helped and he realized that quickly, so there is no need for yelling.

[@frythechip7930]

also I think because if you yell at people like that, it's just fighting fire with fire

[@DizGaAlcam]

nah he was scared they would murder him if he gave them the attitude he usually does

[@skylaralley2465]

Fun fact: normally the crew needs a few days to get footage of the problems of the restaurant. For this episode, they got all the footage they needed in just a few hours

[@block3773]

@Hit me on Telè_gram@PewDiePie100 f**k off scam bot

[@MostDefinitelyNotRosie]

This was a very fun fact, preesh 👍👍

[@bigdaddyplaton6684]

Bro in a few hours they yelled at 4 customers😂😂😂

[@lebronjamesharden3958]

source?

[@chrryflavoured]

damn ☠️

[@itheman6s766]

They didn’t want his help… They wanted his *validation.*

[@Flightless_Wings]

And they didn't get that lmao

[@miamiaheat]

underrated

[@sonofsparda657]

and publicity

[@JockeyTheWolf]

Exactly. You could tell immediately with their interviews that they never wanted his help, they just wanted him to say that their food is good and done right and everyone else is wrong. A lost cause right from the start

[@sonofsparda657]

@paulohernanndizz3506 which they profites off of immensely

[@liahfox5840]

Once Gordon realized they were stealing their waiter's tips that's when Gordon knew what he was dealing with.

[@basedtrucker]

non white immigrants do that often, indian restaurants are notorious for it for instance. always ask where your server tips go of its an ethnic restaurant.

[@clive0494]

is this real or staged? I can`t believe they doing this to their staff

[@1C5115]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@itzlzb6194]

You don't know what they pay her hourly... Maybe he pays her well unlike most restaurants, therefore she doesn't need tips...

[@Anjuly.]

@@itzlzb6194 then the owners would need to be open to it, so people don't tip (which the owner would steal). you can pay a server hourly, but the customer needs to know where the tip money goes.

[@MikeFallen13]

Probably my favorite episode of Kitchen Nightmares ever. It's honestly amazing they were even able to maintain a semi functional business despite being completely delusional and treating their employees like dogshit

[@rottenink]

*employees and customers 😬

[@Jackfrost2551]

We live in a society* lol

[@ToadScrams]

Just people like amy shouldnt go without some help

[@theprophet9428]

The business was probably being subsidized. The guy seems like he’s never worked in a restaurant before. He has no concept of what a cohesive kitchen looks like nor does he have control over his own wife (head chef) she’s the end all be all and believes she knows better than the customer who’s eating the food. He invested a million into the business so he must have money but he’s not spending it wisely.

[@Youmeanitbro]

the husband might be doing some shady works and he use the restaurant to do money laundering. maybe that's why they have the money to sustain the business.

[@joe_3105]

Gordon tipping the waiter in front of those delusional idiots was funny af. Such a madlad

[@QaatilXIII]

@@rodbrdl and?

[@FloatingOer]

Probably why they fired her tbh, they got mad about it and was just waiting for an opportunity to lash out

[@SodaPressingTV]

@@FloatingOer It was a different server that they fired. They fired the blonde that was newer, he tipped the server who was brunette and had been there the longest... at about a month and a half

[@gachahound3218]

Some Fun Facts: Amy did not bake any of the desserts they bought them. And they force the entire staff to clean the kitchen the night before Gordon showed up, without overtime pay.

[@wyattml1641]

I’ve never heard that second part of what you said before! That just makes it even more sad.

[@trismania]

​@@wyattml1641damn that second thing was normal where I was working at a bakery sadly. Thank god I quit

[@ChouLord-qg5wc]

Dam, that's a violation in the department of labour the staffs should sue them

[@AX7editz-1]

@@trismania That's sad

[@angeluss28]

You can see in the episode they dont really Cooke anything. Everything is in a bowl or frozen. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ All they do is warm things off. Then trat all the clients and employees like 💩💩💩

[@airplanetowardsthesky3265]

Being fired was probably the best thing for that server. She could have such a better job that actually respects her

[@shadowy5893]

server?

[@nf2217]

@@shadowy5893 the waitress

[@adityaunde4134]

@@shadowy5893 CS student?

[@out_of_orbit1968]

it would be better to work for a cartoon villain than that woman

[@fjxbrt6490]

biggest market explosion ever is AMA2023P

[@georgecavalaris2683]

Gordon Ramsey giving the tip to the server in front of the owners is so satisfying to watch.

[@ElanaVital83]

That's what triggered her lashings out at her later. That's what people in the Cluster B spectrum are like

[@antonioluisolivagarcia4407]

My lifespan increased when I saw that

[@alien9362]

@@ElanaVital83omg right? She totally is either a narcissist or psychopath or both. Overly confident, overly aggressive, susceptible to criticism, callous and she manipulates her husband

[@heyyylol5523]

@@alien9362she has those terrifying cluster b eyes as well 😳

[@Valoelify]

@@ElanaVital83 Please don't stigmatise Cluster B... I am diagnosed with BPD, and I swear I have never behaved like Amy.

[@warlocke7065]

The fact the lady said that Gordon called her delusional when he in fact did not is untold levels of irony.

[@vanessagalvez5521]

Time stamp?

[@TheOfficialChannelOfChannels]

7:26

[@TheOfficialChannelOfChannels]

​@@vanessagalvez55217:26

[@TheOfficialChannelOfChannels]

7:26

[@RobotronSage]

He did call her delusional tho

[@megakoopa-pokemonandmore6152]

Even ten years later, these two and this episode still remain relevant. And honestly, if Karen was a restaurant, this would be it. Amy’s Baking Company: where the customer is always wrong

[@jazhigh2635]

the sad thing is if she made just desserts and hired someone else to make the pizzas her business would be ok, her desserts look womderful

[@akaanimegamer9324]

​@@jazhigh2635Well sorry to burst your bubble but the desserts aren't even her's😂 they buy thek and showcase it off as her own handiwork

[@vainsworddomacles7195]

Gordon went a soul food restaurant one time, he loved everything, they just couldn't attract patrons. Then Sir Ramsey put the word out. Bestest wholesome episode.

[@VickyMonstrum]

Which episode? I need to see this

[@vainsworddomacles7195]

@@VickyMonstrum I can't remember, I watched it when premiered/first-aired. It's really wholesome, I can't remember though when it did air.

[@simp160]

@@VickyMonstrum momma cherri soul food shack

[@vainsworddomacles7195]

You are the man. That is the place. Very wholesome episode, great people all around perfect.

[@zee2213]

Most UK kitchen nightmares were toned down and felt like actual interactions. The US version makes it more dramatic than it seems. That's the case for almost all US adaptations tho.

[@medusathedecepticon]

Gordon Ramsay was so calm and the server was so sweet and nice. I feel bad the girl lost her job but honestly she deserves a better job where she gets the respect and tips she deserves

[@RoosterFloyd]

I think Gordon might be the type to help her out in some way, or at least try to. I hope so at least.

[@beanboiz3381]

@@RoosterFloyd She got an actual tip from him at least

[@QaatilXIII]

@@rosalia2940 who asked though?

[@Hypermanne]

Cringest fools

[@zakhie_]

She didn't deserve that job anyway, toxic environment

[@christoferdrewrocks1]

I really feel bad for Katie, I know what it’s like to work at such a mentally degrading job and we end up sticking through it because we can’t leave.

[@T.Maximus]

We can though, don't let someone abuse you, I had a g.m that abused everyone and was a hateful vindictive bitch who talked down all the time to staff and customers..one day she struck out with me.m was not in the mood for her shit that day..best decision I made that day.

[@amthemushroom6182]

​@@T.Maximus Gpad you made that decision. But not all people are like you and really feel like they can't get out of their situation. My mom worked at a similar job and couldn't get out of it for ten years because she had a contract and until it was up after ten years she couldn't quit unless she wanted her benefits to be taken away after she finished (high pay enough for out of state college). She got fired after finally after the ten year mark she stood up for herself because her ex boss showed up at our house with me and my brother home to cuss her out. It was bad.

[@T.Maximus]

@@amthemushroom6182 damn sorry to hear, what a terrible boss. Your mom really cared for you though props to her

[@amthemushroom6182]

@@T.Maximus I know, she quit because she felt like the boss was threating my brother ( I was technically not born yet, but she was eight months pregnant with me and was on maturity leave after nearly eleven years) and several other reasons but the main one was us

[@tangroro]

The sad part is Gorden Ramsey was genuinely trying to help them, he even complimented their cake and cleanness

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

The pastries were actually store bought

[@홍리보이]

​@@MASTEROFEVILbroooo and she lied about it 😂😂😂

[@safi6749]

Another comment remarked that they forced the staff to work overtime and clean the kitchen without pay

[@vidgamarr5126]

@@safi6749is there any base to this claim? Or is just some KZbin comment we’re supposed to take for granted? Cause I can’t validate this claim

[@Иная]

He was just fair. Cakes look good, and it was clean

[@Raegoul]

I don't even care that Pewdiepie is a decade behind on this episode. This is a classic.

[@bonkersbeaver9919]

🤨

[@neega124]

​@@bonkersbeaver9919you added so much to this 7 month comment

[@hamzamir1814]

@@neega124

[@lordweeb8928]

​@@neega124😶

[@EvilBreadgt]

Katie deserves every single dollar in the world dealing with those people that long

[@arnavboy15]

true

[@franklindhoni]

Yup ♥️

[@christoferdrewrocks1]

Yup, a lot of times we end up staying at places like that because we have no choice. I really feel bad for her and hope she found a better job after that.

[@zeng.022]

[@Just_a_piece_of_bread]

Agreed, as well as the other staff, they deserve it. Hope they're doing well today

[@williambanks2223]

The scariest moment was "We have three little boys trapped in cat bodies. Meow". Follwed by "I speak feline". At that point i knew she was off her rocker.

[@2011zeldafan]

I’m so glad she doesn’t have any actual children. I can’t imagine how horrible they would’ve treated them.

[@gryffinly]

It is actually pretty sad when you think that the owners do not see everything wrong with their behaviour and think it is all normal

[@HiddenAgendas]

lol they jewish so they are use to getting away with stealing land, culture and lying

[@1C5115]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@os24]

I think they are just narcissists, there's no external factors causing this behaviour, they are just at war with everyone else and paint themselves as victims.

[@icu3869]

I can’t imagine screaming and cussing someone out in Public - much less a Customer - in front of a restaurant Full of people - while TV cameras are recording.

[@-Keith-]

Fun fact: for many years after this episode was posted on KZbin on the official Kitchen Nightmares account, Amy herself would scan through all the video comments and angrily reply to posts that were critical of her or her company.

[@bobbie605]

How does one get so narcissistic

[@-Keith-]

@@bobbie605 Born sociopath maybe, who knows. It's fun to go on the original video and read through the comments - her account has since been deleted, but you can occasionally see people replying to her now-removed comments with extreme sass.

[@dreamspheree]

Really?

[@menantumakawak]

what is the title of the video?

[@antisocialal4799]

@@-Keith- I don’t know about being a sociopath, but she definitely has Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD.) 100000% sure.

[@epheephe7116]

Could you imagine having dinner at some bakery in Arizona and Gordon Ramsey comes out of nowhere and tells you the head chef has been selling you microwave meals

[@CrabSully]

I was thinking this too. It'd be so surreal but amazing

[@kevingiampaoli9363]

There's a difference between frozen food and microwave meals...

[@cia1998]

@@kevingiampaoli9363 True, but Gordon has yelled at restaurants for both matters before so ig it's all the same weird bs in Gordon's eyes lol

[@K2stazh]

I'm sure with all the cameras around, it's not much of a surprise that an episode of kitchen nightmares is being filmed

[@patton303]

So I’m a pro musician and was on the road. This restaurant was in walking distance to my hotel in Scottsdale, so I went with our tour manager Geno. We both got pizzas. There were frozen provolone cheese clumps all over it. I politely asked our server if we could get them reheated. The dude came over from out of nowhere and grabbed the pizzas and dumped them in the trash next to the hostess stand and told us to get out. Geno is the sweetest dude in the world but he was seething and would have snapped that dude’s neck, so I got him out of there. And I am proud to say I was one of their very first Yelp reviews. I actually created that account just for Amy and her miserable cheap cologne smelling jerkoff husband. ( I used the same name as my KZbin channel name. I believe it’s still up)

[@thegamerator10]

Amy: "These people are delusional!" Also Amy: *literally confirming everything being said about the restaurant*

[@febbledebble]

This is both sad and amazing at the same time

[@MrM-_]

Thank you for doing us a favor man🤝

[@levitatehigh3723]

I just love where pewds is at in life rn. He ruled YT for over a decade, then retires to Japan with his wife and dogs (Rip Maya we will always remember you) and just records whatever he likes. It just seems so chill, as a Swede myself I can say I’m proud of him for not showing off all his fame and money all the time like some other KZbinrs do. Pewds I want to be where you are one day, not jealous just inspired :) thank you!

[@Vitali_Osandor]

Looks like he's having the time of his life.

[@thundafellow]

Nice pfp!

[@truaqua]

I agree. Numbers aren't everything, especially when you've already accomplished so much in life and your career. Pewds is simply focusing on content that he enjoys, and that's just so wholesome and makes for great content as well because it's not as forced.

[@BlutoToMars]

@@truaqua Full agree. It's super sweet.

[@RadenWA]

He isn’t retired, all these videos and vlogs takes time and effort to make. But when you enjoy what you do you indeed just work your whole life.

[@hotcookies4sale]

Seeing calm Ramsey feels like when your parent tells you "I'm not angry with you, I'm just very disappointed in you.."

[@SugaSwooga]

Look, I think Ramsey knows that there really isn't anything wrong with frozen pastas. Like Felix said, they can taste good, but if a paying customer in a restaurant wanted frozen ravioli, they would have stayed home. The fact that these restaurants cannot grasp this concept is astonishing.

[@boogityhoo7452]

I'm sure it's also got to do with then selling it as homemade as well.

[@peternguyen2647]

It's more likely the way they were cooked. A lot of restaurants use frozen food, but they thaw the product overnight, then cook them with techniques, spices, and a dash of caring to it. In hindsight, what Gordon usually looks for is not professional handmade raviolis, rather restaurants with decent knowledge of basic cookings and how to treat everyone equally right.

[@treyxntreyxn]

@@peternguyen2647 If they prepared frozen ravioli with care at worst he'd likely recommend they take the extra time to handmake them if possible, but I think you're right that it's the attitude about the frozen ravioli (or whatever) that sets him off in KN episodes.

[@peternguyen2647]

@@treyxntreyxn I used to work as a barista in a small Italian café. We used frozen pastries, baked straight from the freezers, still came out good enough and customers bought it without a single doubt (the best compliment was that a lady bought 20 top of the morning saying that it was for her daughter's family as well) And yes, in restaurants' environment, your customers are the ones who pay for service, so they always expected to be treated, at the very least, as human beings. This couple in the video here had their minds too far gone to realize that lol.

[@weirdyoutubechannels]

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[@smokeburp111]

When Gordon talks calmly to you you know you hit a new low

[@petervitols8016]

Felix is slowly turning into a Gordon Ramsey reaction channel and Im here for it lol

[@kilebox]

@@merej_yt how soon will I die? Is there any way I could make it sooner?

[@weirdyoutubechannels]

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[@HardikMeel]

@@kilebox same bro help me if you find out

[@ginJorel]

@@merej_yt IM SCARED!!!! I SUBSCRIBED!!! AM I SAFE NOW!??⁉️⁉️⁉️

[@Legendaryium]

he reacted to 2 Gordon Ramsey videos I think its a bit early to say he is turning into "Gordon Ramsey reaction channel"

[@g4merboie789]

I work as a waiter part time. The best feeling I have in that job is when the managers stand up for me when dealing with annoying customers. Fortunately it does not happen often, but when it does, it feels so rewarding. I love the job and give them my all, because they really care.

[@CCSyks]

@borderline67 Tell me you're unemployed without telling me you're unemployed

[@Joe_Mama285]

@borderline67Someone has never worked in the service industry 😂

[@Sungblox]

@borderline67tell me that your 12 years old without telling me

[@pakxenon]

@borderline 🤣🤣🤣

[@Noodle177]

@borderline damn i hate my generation

[@Dream_Fire]

Pewds is becoming more and more like the unemployed friend who is having the time of his life

[@luxursunsets]

yet he's the richest in the friend group

[@R-SXX]

Well, if you think about it a little further - he was never employed until he parted ways with the network in his early days and then until he founded rattleplay? So, he always was unemplyoed :D

[@Crownless.Prince]

@@R-SXX Ok autism kid.

[@ultrabigfella]

@@R-SXX there's a difference between unemployed and technically not employed but having a steady source of income through a service you offer. Raking lawns doesn't mean you're employed but if I did it I wouldn't call myself unemployed because I'm making money, I just don't have a job. 2 very different things.

[@ultrabigfella]

@@rosalia2940 nah he sent his son.

[@hawkdubz3094]

Imagine being scared of your wife then having the audacity to threaten gordon

[@ieaturanium574]

I think he threatened him exactly because he was so scared of her

[@kwinngeer9070]

bro he even said "i am the gangster not you" gooofy mf 16:50

[@drummersnare6276]

@@kwinngeer9070 he was supposedly an arms dealer or something. I read it online

[@vegan.3176]

well he looked like a Lvl.5 Gangster and she is a least lvl.100 mafiaboss

[@mikayleedenay2534]

makes me wonder what happens behind closed doors

[@jellymelon4377]

if you walk into a restaurant and see Gordon Ramsay, you know it's either gonna be the best food you've ever had, or the worst experience of your life.

[@iggu4460]

I actually ate here once when I was out in Arizona for college. The first pizza I got was severely undercooked and I sent it back. Sam was a bit pissed about it but the dough was severely raw still so they remade it. We got our second pizza severely undercooked again and we went to pay for the pizza before leaving they had the audacity to charge me for 2 pizzas. And boy when I tell you I refused to pay for two you'd of thought I kicked a puppy

[@ritvizkumar7453]

You're just a hater

[@pavise6333]

Getting F bombed by Samy may be a badge of honor

[@zawarudo75]

Damn bro hope the restaurant is closed now

[@Ejecu-latte]

@@zawarudo75 it's is closed

[@ellieeveritt]

Omg this is amazing! No restaurant could survive with that behavior. In the food service industry, the customer has to always be "right" (within reason) if you ever want guests to return.

[@mynamesnotrick7498]

It was later discovered that Amy didn’t even make the cakes, she bought them from a nearby bakery.

[@Double-R-Nothing]

Sounds about right.

[@DarkerJam]

I suppose the cakes in the restaurant was 2x as much in the bakery

[@beef___]

source?

[@Double-R-Nothing]

@@beef___ My source is I made it the fuck up.

[@AndreiB92]

what in the flippin cakes is goin on here?

[@GeneralLeeStudiosBrian]

Amy is STILL insane to this day that she has tried suing people who call her out for how she acts.

[@neen42]

Wouldn't be surprised if she's in these comments. She showed up in one of Ken's

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

​@@neen42She pops in from time to time on the official Kitchen Nightmare KZbin channel

[@TofuTeo]

I wonder if she's maybe narcissistic (and i don't throw around these terms that lightly). Narcissists usually have a really hard time accepting criticism because they need to believe they're perfect. It's kinda sad, maybe their childhood caregivers didn't let them make mistakes or have flaws otherwise love would be withheld. So they delude themselves and get aggressively defensive whenever there's anything criticism.

[@simonkim8646]

​@@TofuTeoyou probably mean narcissistic personality disorder? 'Cuz she's definitely over the bounds on just narcissistic

[@uh3331]

@@simonkim8646 most defs over the bounds, thats a understatement

[@alongbaanar5318]

"I can't help people who can't help themselves" that was a on point

[@Hotdawg54]

i don’t care how many people react to this episode, it will never get old and it will always make me happy.

[@crimzon_x4441]

This episode of kitchen nightmares is one of if not THE most psychotic and insane episode😂

[@rosalia2940]

True love = the love of God! *God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being* Philippians 2:5-8

[@theonlybilge]

I wonder who writes bots, not to advertise something (poorly), but to spam fucking Bible passages and proselytise (poorly).

[@rosalia2940]

Exactly!

[@partydave1067]

It is entertaining, however I cannot say I'll be happy knowing that these people handle food

[@lilbigmick2004]

imagine if a karen ate here and wanted to talk the manager

[@nightmarefanatic1819]

"Finally a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!"

[@disclaimerhotmess4007]

the world would explode from all the Kareness

[@Shythalia]

Grab this 🍿

[@marksharp3185]

🤯

[@simoneskiffers4073]

I’d pay money to see that

[@deagsdeegs317]

Gordan tipping the waiter in front of the owners is just so funny.

[@kentinson1670]

Absolute power move

[@Ellofjjru]

This guy is one of the youTubers that is wholesome and funny you earned a sub

[@Ellofjjru]

Honestly, if that girl did that to me and my family, I would’ve picked that food up and drop it on the ground

[@Ellofjjru]

And I would get a refund

[@Arbythor]

How have you just recently subbed? This guys an OG

[@Ellofjjru]

@@Arbythor i didn’t have an account so I couldn’t subscribe or comment but now i can because i have a account i’ve been watching him since 2018

[@Arbythor]

@@Ellofjjru ah ok I was about to say bro damn you’ve missed out a lot 😂

[@Sedraarara]

Fun fact:she didn't bake the cake in that restaurant she was buying cakes from a small store and pretending that she made them

[@s0ma782]

Dang

[@thepunisher2561]

Fr?

[@laniebugg]

Omg wait fr?? THAT'S CRAZY

[@magsec5]

Yes fact

[@granzon7396]

that's a hopeless business owner who can't even make a cake themselves.

[@saranghoe5128]

You know Gordon’s serious when he’s not even shouting anymore lmao

[@Kkulchong.]

He is not even want to waste his energy.

[@philmeyers1564]

Ye

[@Doctor_Pickney]

Like at that point it's not even an act for the camera. He knew those two were up to something NASTY.

[@kennylux]

I'm jelaous of Ramsay's ability to deal with extremely toxic people. I wouldn't be able to stay calm like that talking to this woman

[@Nikkinewt]

Me neither. I honestly don’t blame him for leaving. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@esther4245]

I think he had some experience growing up, I heard his father was very violent

[@bpregont]

That's because he is an extremely toxic person.

[@sureperior]

As a chef myself that does an insane amount of hours dealing with a massive variety of customers, this legend himself with his origin is the epitome of stress management, basically dealt with it all by the time he became a head chef, let alone an entrepreneur, celebrity, husband, father etc.

[@divyabalhra9889]

fr, like I would start throwing hands💀

[@Honkandhiss247]

When Pewds laughs and I laugh I feel like I have friends, respect level 100

[@m-wan2547]

I don't know if that's wholesome or sad 😂

[@zezakor]

sadly so relatable

[@smudden9373]

I’m impressed that Gordon kept his cool for so long. I would’ve exploded if I was talking to that woman for just a single minute

[@ThiccOleCat]

I love when she asked if he'd let people speak to him that way, because she was by far the rudest one the entire time.

[@smudden9373]

@@ThiccOleCat Exactly! It's the fact that no matter what people say to her she just seems ignorant and completely delusional that drives me mad hahaha

[@fatrown3]

I think much of the time his fury bit is an act, but when he notices someone is truly off he reverts to a more calm person because there's actually a serious problem that needs serious mode

[@smudden9373]

@@fatrown3 thats actually a nice observation. Haven't thought about that before but now that you mention it it seems very true :P

[@scsi_joe]

@@fatrown3 I agree. He definitely knew he had to use a different approach with these two.

[@rmc_hyde]

Ironically Gordon Ramsey not even putting the effort in to yell at you is even more frightening than him shouting at the top of his lungs. The amount of disappointment he must be feeling would make me quit immediately.

[@PasCone103Z]

It's him realizing that he's fighting a losing battle and they're not worth getting angry.

[@shadydayadele]

i know marzia’s isn’t on youtube anymore but a video of them just making ravioli together would be nice to watch bc it seems like such a daunting task

[@boomia5725]

Yes yes yes!!

[@madisonmalena]

‘My Marzia’ 🥹

[@janaloff]

Y E S

[@sofiaswift9604]

Upppp

[@SunIsLost]

Yea right

[@davich_]

23:12 It's hilarious that she can't even take criticism about her inability to take criticism.

[@EeveeShadowBacon]

Amy was not "a karen". She made Karen's look like the most well adjusted, most kind people on the planet.

[@sigfigronath]

Most Karens are like this tbh

[@user-hd9vf8iv6z]

We should coin being an “Amy” as being a way worse version of a Karen.

[@ag3ntgt]

@@user-hd9vf8iv6ztrue

[@septicember]

wrong... she's the Original Karen. She created them all.

[@user-wj5xc3ht1r]

@@septicember then it would be called Amy not Karen 🧐

[@newbie4789]

I love how she just calls people who are in the restaurant "online bullies"😂

[@pokegard]

Well they probably have to wait allot, so they might be on-line

[@mr.froglegs]

Apparently locals and 4chan had found her and had been messing with them for sometime. Not that they didn't have it coming lol

[@ProGamer-wj3oj]

@@mr.froglegslmao

[@trashhuman3977]

16:41 The way he says "don't fuck with me" so calmly (relatively speaking of course) yet it's the most threatening Gordon has ever sounded

[@Honeydbunny]

This is my comfort video idk why but I love Pewds reactions so much

[@selmanefarescherifi4283]

Pewds is becoming more like that unemployed friend who's having the time of his life

[@demonking86420]

He's semi-retired though

[@selmanefarescherifi4283]

@@demonking86420 that's the point

[@xx0t4kuxx99]

He's so lame

[@Lucas_Jeffrey]

bro thats me lol

[@Sadboi_Rook]

THE GREATEST PART IS HE'S STILL MAKING HAND OVER FIST JUST WATCHING TV WITH US! :D

[@ibendover4817]

It's common knowledge that most American reality shows are partially scripted and heavily edited out of context, including parts of the newer American kitchen nightmares. However when this episode aired it's scary how you could tell these two were authentic and actually behaved like this in real life. Producers probably knew they stumbled upon a goldmine and didn't have to lift a finger.

[@royliber3824]

I agree with what you're saying here. I've seen quite a lot of American shows that try to push a lot of "drama" from something so small that barely makes any sense. But these two genuinely act like psychopaths. Samy is afraid to tell her wife what people think, and she thinks everyone are out there to get her. The fact Samy didn't give the tips to his waitress and told that one employee to watch his car truly disgusts me. I've met true people like this, and if people can't accept the help which sometimes seems wrong to them then they shouldn't ask it in the first place.

[@YurimoHikashi]

And if you find their online posts and comments you realize how insane they are without even having to visit Amy even went to KZbin to comment against the episode it was hilarious

[@LMTtheRMT]

That power move when he handed the server a tip was "chef's kiss"

[@VeniVidiVici..]

18:52 Sammi was actually siding with Gordon for a few seconds because of her behavior 😂

[@Adam-lw9xp]

12:14 you are absolutely right PewDiePie. That is exactly what they were expecting. They didn't want Ramsey's help, they wanted his validation.

[@Kkulchong.]

And a scene....

[@dianaphan7848]

Except for that one restaurant that Gordon Ramsey actually liked called Mama Cherri's Soul Food Shack in Brighton.

[@YurimoHikashi]

@@dianaphan7848 she seemed to genuinely care Luck just wasn't in her favor These people are nuts

[@domaccola582]

13:36 I love Gordon’s little pause as he evaluates in his head whether or not the comeback is worth it

[@corkgp]

"Marzia's made it from scratch many times. It doesn't ta- *checks if Marzia's listening* it doesn't take her that long” really had me worried there (14:22)

[@Ms.Rican787]

THAT PART😂‼️‼️

[@dolandarkxgrandayy6953]

I imagine Marzia is outside the door holding a rolling pin.

[@syrenet]

Nah, she is the type to hold kitchen knife.

[@JargonMadjin]

@@dolandarkxgrandayy6953 Whenever he mentions her name, regardless of volume or distance, she just spontaneously appears in his doorway before fading into the shadows

[@turkish5415]

If they don’t make it who else would? AMA2023P

[@mercyfulmusic1629]

i haven’t watched pewdiepie in years. He just feel genuine and it’s so refreshing to see

[@cheeryblossoms2011]

She can't take criticism because she has placed her identity in her cooking. So instead of being able to accept criticism and improve, everything is an attack on who she is as a person.

[@rafaelmatera9131]

Thats deep bro

[@taddy_mason4197]

That and she's psycho.

[@hikerieger6319]

Thats deeep bro

[@25jadejudeannadepamaylo9]

That's deeeep bro

[@steph.uhknee]

That’s a deep dish pizza bro

[@geode5224]

I will never forget the shock of the internet when ramsey actually walked out of the restaurant (and then the FOLLOW UP) it was great

[@Potatozshara]

The part where Samy was threatening Gordon was wild af. Samy apparently had criminal charges (drugs & extortion) and was banned from two countries. Dude was later deported from the US cause of it.

[@piippiz]

so he was the gangster.

[@hanniballecter5383]

He does look like a criminal

[@GoodnightWarrior]

@@piippiz more like piece of crap lol

[@Poodle_Gun]

So, why was he imported, exactly?

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, Amy ever been in jail for identity theft. I feel so bad for the person who got his / her identity stolen.

[@strxwberry.soda.]

her: "i don't allow people with an attitude in my restaurant" her & her husband: *constantly have a horrible attitude in said restaurant everyday*

[@KamenRiderRei]

I still can't believe Sammy tried to threaten Gordon Ramsay not knowing Gordon's an actual black belt in like karate or jiujitsu, don't remember which one but damn. Imagine Sammy trying to swing at Gordon and in self-defense he just slams Sammy with a filet-mignon of a center punch to the solar plexus before telling Sammy "I'm suing you for trying to attack me also your food sucks and you suck. I own this place now"

[@samurailv1]

I heard it's karate. Sammy would've received a hefty knuckle sandwich that's for sure. But I think the threat was not of a physical confrontation, if you get what I mean, remember: "I'm the gangster".

[@zaidnava7200]

gordon ramsey is the real life Sanji

[@wefinishthisnow3883]

Reportedly, Sammy was convicted of drug-dealing and extortion and deported. Amy was convicted of fraud. I think Gordon legit might have been threatened and that's why he stopped the yelling and walked away.

[@sanjivinsmoke1602]

He's not batman

[@realswobby]

I laughed so much at the quote at the end

[@GregReavis]

Massive respect when Ramsey hands the girl cash in front of them.

[@weirdyoutubechannels]

look up my banner for youtube alternative

[@previll]

ye such a powermove lol

[@SunIsLost]

I think they brought Gordon Ramsay in to PROVE that the customers are "WRONG" and the restaurant is "actually GOOD"

[@williamsike159]

Fr

[@taraktaras7327]

unfortunately for them gordon actually has a brain

[@zenli6269]

If you watch the full episode the legit say that’s why they want him to come in

[@eggy7346]

Gordon showed just how professional he is in this episode. Any normal person would lose their shit speaking even a second with ol' Sammy and Amy

[@dylanlapenna8513]

I don’t understand how people like that made it that far in life without a wake up call, or dead in a ditch.

[@shambolicrhetoric6143]

My sister is exactly the same as Amy. Their inability to experience self-reflection at any level coupled with their parasitic/enabler lifestyles keeps them safe.

[@LuanaSantos-rl4sb]

the world is full of them

[@williamlevy6964]

Rich kids live in a different world.

[@MC32595]

amy is the main issue, and she’s a 👩 so people let her get away with bad behavior.

[@83gemm]

I believe Sami is in jail now, so…

[@TrufflesandMayonaise]

Her not baking those cakes is made even more obvious by the fact that bakeries start production around 3-5 am, dinner restaurants begin prep at around 10am, service starts at around 4pm and staff leaves for around 11pm. She'd literally have to never sleep lol

[@vilxxblack2472]

Well if she was actually decent at her job she could of delegated the work but we all know that ain't the case.

[@YurimoHikashi]

Baking company couldn't even bake it's own cakes

[@thunderflare59]

Maybe that's why she's so short tempered.

[@LuanaSantos-rl4sb]

@@thunderflare59 nah she's awful and needs to suffer

[@gimmiK87]

18:15 to answer your question: She likely grew up with people who refused to call her out. She became controlling and grew nasty with those who told her she was wrong. As a result, people stopped because they felt uncomfortable confronting her. I have a family member who is quickly turning into this type of person. I want to call her out to save her from becoming this but she is very sheltered

[@marynoble9464]

Mermaid Grove and reality tv rescues have vomprehensive videos on her life but to condense it she went through some very traumatic things including her mother dying of cancer when she was young and her first husband cheating on her and getting his mistress pregnant while amy was inferrile due to her own cancer scare. It doesnt excuse her behaviors ofc but like i do feel for her a lil

[@FallOutJosie]

as someone whose majority of their income comes from tips, the fact that they're stealing this poor girl's earnings is both diabolical and illegal and these people need to be held accountable.

[@Konani_the_unicorn_queen]

this all happened Years ago by now

[@keywellcoinsmafiametals8726]

They were charged and the dude was deported back to Israel, not sure if girl when with him or not

[@foxbow3889]

I'm pretty sure they all paid for being that crazy

[@CYWNightmare]

Technically they can pay her minimum wage hourly and it's not theft the way they didn't say it all went to owner might've been illegal but even waiters that don't get enough tips can actually make the owner pay up to minimum wage

[@GMBMXProductions]

@@CYWNightmare According to Katy Cipriano's AMA back in 2013, the staff were paid $8/hr, which for the time, was higher than Arizona's $7.80 minimum wage. That being said, an extra 20c is absolutely not worth having to put up with any of Amy and Samy's bullshit.

[@quattro.master]

It really looks like Pewds finally makes content that he actually enjoys, that’s so nice to see

[@KushPatil]

He is just reacting (Not criticizing btw)

[@Outlawtotheend]

@@KushPatil just doing side quests now tbh

[@KushPatil]

@@Outlawtotheend pewds grinding for max stats now

[@nathanmann420]

​​@@bzzz179 well it's an issue with many KZbinrs, they have to provide quantity over quality a lot of the time and sometimes fans also just push them into doing stuff they don't really want to. PewDiePie has even talked about this multiple times. He's in a good headspace now and doesn't need to overwork himself so he just uploads what he wants now. You can see it in his older videos too if you know to look for it. Kinda rude calling someone delusional over this especially since they're right lmao

[@dirtyfiendswithneedles3111]

@@bzzz179 So much delusion

[@wyattml1641]

My favorite trivia from Amy’s baking Company, is that the pastries she had wasn’t even stuff that she made. She literally just went to a pastry restaurant bought a shit ton of their stuff and then just put in her restaurant.

[@wsleeau6400]

I actually was there.

[@laurachristensen3201]

@@wsleeau6400 like you worked there or ate there? lol

[@MarkB..]

@@laurachristensen3201 What's the difference lol. Both get treated like shit in the end

[@vanessagalvez5521]

@@wsleeau6400 his name Is sarcastic guy idk if I should believe him no matter where he was hahaha

[@lebronjamesharden3958]

source?

[@grammeland1]

16:50 "I am a gangster, not you" is still one of the best things ever said in Kitchen Nightmares

[@brendareynoso3737]

Narrator: "He meets with former staff members that have reached out to him." Felix: "Good they have a support group."

[@OhNyo69]

Fun fact: Sami was deported and those cakes Amy made that looked so good were made by another bakery. She didn't make any of them herself.

[@jeno264]

Wait, what?!

[@ltb1345]

LMFAO.

[@Amy-nb3kt]

@@loading...8512 i think theres a wiki page on this episode (and on other episodes, like s where are they now)

[@Weadessewell]

`it’s all over the place.

[@Angryoyster]

I always appreciate how kind Gordon is to severs. I was a sever for many years and tbh I never expected a tip because I work in Canada so I make minimum wage, but that being said when a table would leave me a generous tip (or they all just said thank you and smiled at me) it made me feel like I was doing my job right. I remember a particularly busy night it was me and 1 other girl manning the whole front had 8 tables each mostly 4 tops. I was running around like a crazy person and I couldn’t really give full attention to any table i basically just tried to get the food out asap, but this one table left me a 25% and on the way out they just thanked me and said I was doing a great job even tho it was so busy. Its moments like those that keep me going when another table complained that I wasn’t attentive enough.

[@ArabellaSoott]

From a stranger I just want to say that, whether you are a server still, thank you for your hard work ^~^ I bet some days were very hard for you regarding customers. I honestly look up to people who can handle that amount of pressure because I certainly wouldn’t be able to. You are an amazing human being and I hope you have a great day/night ❤️

[@giga.bbbyte]

omg same happened to me as a busser. i was working brunch on a sunday in the summer and clearing the patio tables like my life depended on it and a table saw me and personally gave me $10 in cash and said i’m doing a great job 😭 i just wish all service industry experiences were like that

[@coreytrayn]

The US has a tipping culture for servers and delivery drivers. The fact that most customers are willing and ready to give tips in a restaurant like this in the states and would fully expect those tips to go to the servers that took care of them, the owner just taking them is a big no no here. People would be irate to find that out. Not to mention the oweners excuse was that she wasn't doing a good enough job to deserve her tips but .... thats who the customers are leaving it for, he doesn't get to make a judgement call on that.... if her tables thought she should get a tip thats the customers choice not his to make after the fact. Drives me nuts lol

[@JSerrato289]

In the Philippines, its not mandatory to leave tip but we always do anyways. Unless of course the service was really really bad

[@mrmunch5615]

@@coreytrayn sadly, some companies don’t really pay their workers enough and basically expect our tips to be their paycheck.

[@luckymaria]

The corn hate joke was soo good I laughed literally rolling on ground😂😂😂😂

[@chael9323]

For anyone that didn't already know. Amy's Baking Company didn't close for some time, they tried to make the bad episodes their strong suit by making their restaurant a tourist attraction. Sammy got deported I think, and arrested for something illegal. Amy is crazy This is one of the best episode of Kitchen Nightmares, because of so much drama

[@littlesushie]

They should have opened a karen themed restaurant. That would have been a hit

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

@@littlesushie there is a real karen themed restaurant irl and most people go there for the experience and really fun

[@XxSsaRaHxX]

@PewDiePiegift.....good bot

[@101Volts]

@@XxSsaRaHxX What's the "reward" that these bots give, anyhow? A headache, stress, and a heart attack from clicking on their bullshit? Possibly.

[@XxSsaRaHxX]

@@101Volts probably

[@VideoGameAutopsy]

They also made all their new hires sign contracts that said if they didn't work on holidays, that they would be forced to pay the owners a $250 dollar fine. The contract also stated that if they quit or got fired, that they couldn't work at another restaurant within a fifty mile radius for over a year. As if they weren't already delusional, what authority do they have to extort their employees, or have any control over them even after they've left? It's not so much the authority, but why would they even bother to care where the person worked next? It's not like they're gonna monitor the person, or demand that they hand over their tax returns just to be sure that they're not violating their agreement.

[@JargonMadjin]

I'm imagining a former employee working next door the day after leaving just to annoy them

[@Legendaryium]

well if they sign the contract, yes they do have that authority (apparently not). but why would you sign it??

[@heronekkotheanimer7386]

@@Legendaryium Yep, it is like you read the contract and saw how it was bananas, Why on earth would you sign it and not expect being up for a bad time afterwards.

[@graphic_it]

It's a contract, no person is forcing them right? So yes, they have the authority

[@VideoGameAutopsy]

@@Legendaryium I'm pretty sure that any decent lawyer could get that thrown out of court. They apparently believed that the training provided by them was so amazing that they didn't want them utilizing those skills at any competing restaurants. That's ridiculous. Those are the same skills that you could learn at any dining establishment, whether it'd be IHOP or a five star Michelin restaurant.

[@Jdiag414]

Fun fact it's illegal for bosses to take tips in the US.

[@IIAndersII]

That was the reason Gordon sat the husband down immediately. It's both wrong and illegal

[@trippyyrose2884]

i actually thought of that when they mentioned it but i wasn’t sure thanks for confirming for me lmao

[@Thunderstar-ky4tf]

What about Wal-Mart? I work Online Grocery, putting groceries in people's vehicles, and any tips we get go to management.

[@Kat-qr7hv]

@@Thunderstar-ky4tf ummmmm that should not be happening and you need to turn them in

[@Urmomdagreat]

@@Thunderstar-ky4tf I work at Sam’s club and the employees just pocket it secretly lol

[@mikelombard21]

These videos are the best! More please. Much love Felix. All the best.

[@bluebell560]

This woman is terrifying. Her outbursts and self-victimization literally brings back trauma from my mother, who I try to have as little contact with as possible.

[@DarkDylan10]

My mother is the same, she's extremely toxic but of corse the problem is not her its the people around her...

[@Dan-ne2et]

Amy is a narcissist... they like playing the victim... and shifting the blame away from themselves. My mom's like that too.

[@zootsoot2006]

The restaurant should have been called "Amy's Borderline Company".

[@TomaszOdkrywca]

That hits home...

[@syededdy8103]

Ur pfp explains

[@shazliesabri5045]

Hats off to the cameraman. It almost seems that the cameraman is invisible

[@burtknighten4438]

That's just because he isn't on camera

[@shazliesabri5045]

@@burtknighten4438 r/woosh

[@conconcrete]

Gigachad Gordon tipping that waiter and walking out in front of the owners is the best damn part of this episode

[@Iamyourstruely]

If I knew Gordan Ramsey was in the same restaurant as me I would wait outside the window for a fight but never order anything

[@beefywellington3571]

God I love this episode. Gordan starts off so pleasantly surprised and then the spiral into madness starts.

[@PhoenixPrime]

Dear lord, I remember that episode with Amy's Baking Company. You could just SEE how delusional Amy and her husband was, and it's honestly kind of disturbing. But what sickened me more was how they treated their staff. As someone who used to work in the restaurant business during my school years, I felt horrible for them!

[@QaatilXIII]

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[@avatog6113]

Ahem N O

[@mohammadjawad1822]

She is the perfect example of a Karen trying to be a chief.

[@lonty3584]

Chief officer yes definitely not a chef that cooks food or anything

[@ZoryaZXD]

Chief

[@amelonnamedkate1400]

Chief

[@NotTheRealMichaelGaryScott]

Chief

[@hkdg9820]

Chief

[@pj_artsofdarkness]

I think they legit called Ramsay so that he could see how "good" they were, giving the restaurant his approval and help dissuade all the "haters" and "bloggers"

[@linkingwithnaz1295]

16:49 The owner Samy is a legitimate gangster with a string of international crime behind him. The theory was that the business was mainly a front for money laundering.

[@demongamer6264]

Clearly, and now the Americans are gonna teach the guy what freedom tastes like🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@altier1119]

​@demongamer6264 you americans are killing each other, teaching your own children to watch pron. Can someone take your statement seriously?

[@damian_groovy_boys_drummer_man]

@@demongamer6264 MERICA🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅

[@HeSnappedTho]

he got deported lmao

[@ninounino4552]

he's from izrahell

[@thefalsekingslayer3717]

I love that gordon chooses to make her wait to know whats wrong with the food. such a power move. dude should be a mental warfare expert

[@bruhmanv2723]

gordon telling the husband that the ladies food sucks never gets old 😂

[@antoniodominguez9787]

And he even just said it straight up instead of using his creative insults

[@mr.breadman4181]

@@antoniodominguez9787 that's when you know he's pissed and tired of it

[@bruhmanv2723]

@@antoniodominguez9787 so trueee

[@sammydanger7287]

16:09 what in he hell is that? It looks like a burned whole cow tongue

[@1ce_hunter177]

I want to give a hug to that poor waitress🥺

[@lifevest1]

This episode made me realize how epic of a team up Gordon Ramsey and John Taffer would be. Neither would stand for that BS.

[@bump3r148]

i would want to 👉👈

[@elijaharroyo4846]

@@lifevest1 agreed

[@livshoemaker1385]

the fact that they steal their worker's tips tells you all you need to know about these scumbags, their business deserved to go under.

[@TOCC50]

Thank god they don’t have any kids

[@Who.isbrian]

I imagine eating at that restaurant is a lot like the awkward moment when you’re at a friend’s house and their parents start arguing.

[@leonardomichua]

It looks like Gordon Ramsey is third wheeling on a relationship that is always arguing

[@elissamoar2329]

Fun fact: there's a bar in England that has actors who act as Karen's but are actually nice people

[@hunacean]

I think the best kitchen nightmare episode is Momma Cherri, where Gordon actually loves the food.

[@JustAGuyYaHear]

Omg I love that one so much

[@XXXivan1618XXX]

@@JustAGuyYaHear same man!