"All I've Had Is Sh*t, Sh*t At Its Best | Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares

people really underestimate local fresh ingredients. If you have ever visited a local farm and their steakhouse, you would know how good they are

In the future, Toby will be either a pedo, a serial killer, or living in Thailand with his Ladyboy "wife".....

“We’re fucking cooking we’re not playing darts”

It’s shiiiiit Scot… Ramsey says in a Scottish accent

Tbf if u polled everyone that worked in a place serving beef even the best restaurant 80 % of ppl wouldnt know where the meat comes from off the cow

Gordon Ramsay is the Aussie of Britain 😂😂

Big joint lol

The show formula:
1 the food is poison
2 the management are ideots
3 time to remodel

Get granny her NICE BIG JOINT!😂😂😂😂

I disagree with Ramsey on this one. A buffet with a carvers station is the only thing that would work in an old church.

Has any of the restaurants he has tried to help actually survived?

That older woman at the beginning just wants a good joint.....

Gordon elbowing Toby after the prayer like “thank him, you muppet!” was so funny 😆

That first old lady was lit

If there's one thing that I do appreciate about this episode, it's the stark reminder that the kitchen MUST be clean before the first burner is turned on, the first onion is diced, or the first pot of water is brought to a boil. I worked as a short-order cook at a fast food restaurant, and every night the number one task was to clean everything before service began the next day.

The first thirteen minutes of this episode really made me quite sad, seeing that location and realizing the bad business practices paired with the bad culinary practices would get someone killed. Never mind that the regular clientele were on death's door anyways; putting a person into their coffin prematurely because of a bad cut of beef off the bone should be a manslaughter charge.

Carved roast beef is delicious

Something about a joint

What I took from this is: every country has a BIG problem. The aging population. Restaurants even entire communities are no longer because of the aging population. I think this is what happens when we cater to the old for so long and neglect the young. We hold on to the the way things used to be and shame the new. There is no growth. We can't evolve.

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