you made so many points with this!

That's how I saw it too.

@@Chuuzus Anya also dies hence that sound in the end when she bites the burger, the sound of something being sliced. She dies from the meat because she ate it on the 153rd day, remember how the chef lady explained it to the guy who asked in the beginning.

@@quintonphofi2584 she never said today is the 153rd day though, why would they have expired meat in the kitchen

@@Chuuzus Yet she still had to ask for a to go box, if she didn't he likely wouldn't even think of letting her go, he would have likely let her eat it all up in the restaurant before the desert. This is similar to the tactic they tried with the sous chef, but she already had lost all joy in cooking, she didn't care anymore about any positive feedback towards her food. Slowik had that spark still left in

it looked sooo good

It was also satirizing the issues people deal with in all artistic or creative professions. Anyone who deals with critics, snobs, douchebags and wealthy assholes in order to get paid can relate to the problems the chef talks about.

omg i love this

omg the way you just broke this down.. your mind!

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To add a little to this (I agree with everything) I'd like to also point out that what stood out to him was that she was a service worker essentially, just like him and his team. But she wasn't burned out like them. She didn't feel exploited apart from that brief moment that guy asked her to involve her feelings and cross emotional boundaries in a business transaction. She had her integrity, and as she asked him to cook her a cheeseburger, she reminded him of a time when he still had his integrity intact, and that was a gift. She also played within the parameters of his game and he respected that. She didn't belong there not only because she wasn't rich (a taker) but also because she was a giver (service worker) with her individuality intact. He and his team had gradually lost part of themselves in sacrifice of perfection, the cause, loyalty to the chef, you name it. She was just doing her job and then clocking out. She had the balance that was stolen from them.

@@RumpledRegina wow what a brilliant way to put it🤩

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Let’s pray zzavid reacts to this movie next!

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She could have been an international student from canada on scholarship. Besides, it’s not her fault she was born into wealth.

@@readwithpattie4804 As you said, it's not her fault she was born into wealth, but she still chose to steal from John Leguizamo even though she was financially stable. Brown University (where she is from) is still an Ivy League school, *and* she was invited to the restaurant. Margot/Erin was the only guest who wasn't. Her and Leguizamo's reason for being there is because Julian Slowik (for all his somewhat understandable vendettas against the rest of the guests) is petty. Slowik thought he could give Felicity a chance to join his team (because she was Leguizamo's assistant, which made Slowik question if she was part of the working class) right until the student loans question. Edit: I don't mean to be inflammatory, I'm just trying to explain myself

@@readwithpattie4804 when that part happened, I turned to my friend in the theatre and was like "What if she got scholarships??"

@@bleepbloop8081 nope. She wasn’t invited, John was and she was his plus one because the restaurant doesn’t allow solo guest, that’s why her name was on the reservation. That’s why and she Margot were the only guest that didn’t have anything on the taco because chef didn’t know much about them. Her stealing from John is not an indication of anything other than she probably might have needed it. She didn’t steal anything big enough to cause a dent in his net worth. Brown is an Ivy League that many underprivileged people are lucky enough to get into, it doesn’t all of a sudden make them privileged. My take on this is that chef killing that girl because of her wealth whilst being oblivious to the fact that she has none is proof that he is the pretentiousness he killed them for

@@readwithpattie4804 Touché. At least we can both agree that the chef is full of himself.

yes i love this! i feel like it also reminded him of who really loves food; those who actually “pay” for food and even enjoy the leftovers. it’s known that rich people don’t take leftovers to go, they don’t even think about it because they know they’ll just buy something new.

lmaooo and she was being serious

the chef really got them scared, shook, panicking!

Ralph is soooo good and underrated. thank you 😭♥️♥️

@@Chuuzus omg highly recommend Red Dragon if you haven't watchd 😍 It's a prequel to The silence of the lamb.

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The behind the scenes for the dance sequence is what made me watch Last Night in Soho because I was so amazed that's how they filmed it and I had to see the rest. Despite the horror aspect of it, the underlying themes of the story are very sad when you step back so I don't blame you for tearing up. 😭 The only horror to make me cry was probably Hereditary and that was only because Toni Collette is a great actress who serves like the rent is due in the morning.

Last Night in Soho is so good! The storyline, the visuals, the wardrobe, everything was stunning.

The plot twist actually got me

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Don't forget Ms Olivia Cooke 😌

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lmao my fat ass would finish it in a millisecond

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That is a good show, I just finished watching the whole series a week ago.

lmaooo why do we have the same taste?!?

@@Chuuzus Bahahaha!! I’m noticing that. Margot’s clap turned me submissive real quick! 😂🤣

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that’s definitely coming soon! 😉

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@@Chuuzus You’re the watch along companion heart! ❤️😜 You’re energy is contagious Plus the ending is so good!

Doubtful from my POV: 1. We would have gotten a menu card, like we have for all the other courses, listing all the ingredients. This is "just a well-made cheeseburger". 2. He promised her a traditional cheeseburger, as good as the one cheap ones her family could barely afford. This wouldn't include poison. 3. That cheap cheeseburger wouldn't have included that expensive, cured meat.