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“69 all day chef” “excuse me lizards” “I just got stabbed” all in a one shot. Such a good episode of tv😂

Almost 20 minutes of anxiety filmed in one shot. Just incredible!

Nikki’s face throughout this whole episode was incredible 😂

I think Syd is partially responsible but also, people really down play the fact that this is Carmy’s fuck up too. He’s responsible for the whole restaurant, he’s the owner; and ever since Syd got there he’s had a habit of dumping things on her because she’s more skilled than the rest but he doesn’t help her, he just leaves her on her own. It’s his job as the manager to check in and oversee everything, especially something major like this. He knew Sydney has never done to-gos before and still didn’t bother checking her work. Then he yells in her face about it when things go wrong, as if it’s ONLY her responsibility. I get what people mean about being annoyed when she said it wasn’t on her but a part of me also saw where Syd was coming from too. It’s not fair to expect her to implement these big changes on her own when she not even the manager. I don’t blame her for walking out tbh lol

“This feels different…” 😂😂 y’all definitely set yourselves up to get rekd with that one.

I managed a craft burger and beer joint a few years back and we got an article written about us on westways magazine. We were properly staffed when the article came out and prepped heavier, we got busier but nothing crazy. The next month we didn’t know that the magazine emailed a newsletter that featured the article on us. Westways is a Costco magazine, so it got sent to every Costco member in orange and la county haha. That was the weekend from hell. We were short staffed and we didn’t have any time to prep so we were making everything on the fly. Two guys in the kitchen grinding sirloin and ribeye forming patties on top of all the cold and hot station prep, and making orders with tickets on tickets coming in. And two people up front seating tables, taking orders, pouring beer, running food and bussing. I paid regulars in free beers to help me buss tables. We had hour long ticket times. It was insane. This episode perfectly captures the chaos that goes on in restaurants when shit hits the fan. You have to try and stay composed and figure it out. It helps if you can chug a beer when you can catch your breath haha

This is one of the best episodes ever filmed for a TV show; at least in terms of production. The planning for doing everything in one take must have been insane.

People in comments are correct. Realistically you cancel those orders. Send out a message explaining and apologizing. Maybe offer free donut on next purchase. And duh Syd and Marcus were wrong. The mistakes can happen, all good. The walking out is the big no-no. I would have preferred that, they stay slog through and maybe quit end of shift if they want to keep that storyline

Steven’s face through the whole thing😭😭

RIP, Lin Brehmer. 😥 So glad his voice was featured in the opening of this episode. The "Christmas Unicorn" refers to both the song & musician, Sufjan Stevens, whose song "Chicago" opens the episode. Not unusual for him to wear a unicorn costume on stage. 🦄

Yeah Carmy was getting into that territory of acting like that verbally abusive chef from earlier in the season. I think he was more upset about the review than he let on at the beginning and took that out on her and the rest of them. Then Marcus wasn’t helping by working on his side project and Sydney walking out wasn’t great. The chaos had a lot of people at their breaking point. It was so chaotic. They should have just cancelled the preorders.

This episode definitely gave me chills because of the constant printing of the reciept paper for orders. Also, online orders suuuuuck. Especially when its busy in the restaurant, Filled to compacity, then the online orders slows down the orders for the people in the restaurant. Definitely gave me some ptsd about that. lol

23:58 here’s the thing. Carmy was a chef under undue pressure. He had every right to slap that project out of Marcus’ hand. It was rude, but as a chef, how dare Marcus be working on that before his daily “need now” work is done. That not being done screwed the whole team even more and he was in lala land when the whole crew is in the weeds

This ep was a crazy 1 take

I’m surprised that people think Sydney was wrong about “this is on you” - the whole season has been leading up to this and the tension’s been building for a while. From the beginning, Carmy has put a lot on Sydney (esp in this episode, telling her to train Tina’s son - not asking her - instead of straight up telling Tina not today, it comes across like he wants to punish Sydney for the risotto) You can see through the episode she’s trying to go over the to-go process with Ritchie but of course he’s avoiding being helpful as always And then CARMY is the one who switches on the to-go tablet suddenly, and just says “let’s go” - like, wtf. She tried multiple times to have a talk with Carmy but he was already in an attitude from the beginning and not open to talking/just wanted to bottle up like he always does. The EC and sous need to be on the same page with every service. You have to be on the same side, no matter what, but he was already pushing her away (when she was telling Ritchie that the to-gos were agreed upon by her and Carmy, Carmy throws in a quick “yea…your idea, but yea” - clearly distancing himself from it) Anyway maybe she shouldn’t have quit mid-service but at that point, it’s a dignity thing. Super relatable in the hospitality industry to have walkouts when the restaurant is mismanaged and chaotic and toxic. I never did it myself, but I came close a few times because you really can reach a limit on your sanity in this kind of environment, especially if your boss is literally screaming and cussing at you. (and at everyone…he absolutely escalated a situation that a proper EC should’ve been able to deescalate) I love Carmy and I think the show does a great job of showing how flawed people can be, and how relationships between flawed people can be really tough to navigate. He needed this all to happen to grow from it and realize the kind of EC he wants to be.

I feel like people overlook the part where Carmy says "I just turned on the to-go tablet, are we ready?" and Sydney says "No!" That to me means that Carmy is at fault for turning on the tablet before it was ready and the whole pre-order thing is his fault. The only thing I feel Sydney did wrong was bringing up Richie's daughter, that was just low and gross. But also, Richie did accuse her of doing sexual favors for that good review, which is also very low and gross so...I don't know. Anyways, this is one of my most favourite episodes of tv ever.

I fully defend all of Sydney's rights and wrongs.

Carmy, Syd and Marcus all had a part in that chaos. First off, yes Carmy shouldn't have lost his shit 100%, given his extreme anxiety and his panic attacks it makes sense but as a Chef, he should be the calm in the storm and not the one pouring fuel on the fire, absolutely I agree, this could've turned out a lot differently depending on his reaction. No part of me is denying his part in this shitshow. BUT, what's also true is that this new system was Sydney's idea that she pushed for and Carmy warned they were not yet ready for. She messed up, because of her mistake, shit got real hectic. If she doesn't wanna get yelled at like that she can absolutely quit, but AFTER cleaning up her mess not in the middle of it. She just ran away, and in her heart of hearts I think it's not because she got yelled at but because she couldn't face the reality of the feeling that another one of her ideas had failed due to her slip up (that's why she lost it on Richie too 100%, which is unlike her, just like leaving bc of yelling). And don't even get me started on Marcus. I like the guy and I totally get that he just sparked his passion and that he's like a little kid right now, just desperate to explore and grow. But while you are on the job where people are depending on you to focus on your *actual* job and the dishes you are *actually* supposed to be preparing, you can't block out all the chaos around you and abandon your responsibilities all excited and then be surprised if your boss is anything but thrilled by your lack of commitment to your actual tasks and utter inability to read the fucking room. Now what irks me the most is the aftermath. (minor spoiler) This didn't happen in this episode but I remember only one person who apologized in this situation in which 3 people were at fault and those 2 who pissed him off in the first place never came off their high horse. Only 1 had the balls and *humility* to admit that they reacted poorly. The other 2 were bitches about it till the very end and I could never really wrap my head around that. That's the reason why I'm sick of it when people defend only Syd and Marcus, it's not like Carmy lost his shit without any reason either. (No offense or directed at you guys btw, just my general opinion on the situation)

Can’t wait for season 2 reaction 👀👀

oof, this episode hits home, reminds me when the owner had the wonderful idea for new years to fill the front and banquet, and seat everyone AT THE SAME TIME, the ticket machine would not stop printing, it was chaos. the stuff of nightmares.

I waitressed in a fast pace restaurant for 7 years and this is exactly what it's like when there's a "rush". This really triggers my PTSD and anxiety. But it's such a good show so I keep watching.

The whole episode was a single shot. It's crazy when you think about the sheer difficulty of pulling that off - the actors all have to remember all of their lines for the entire episode and the cast and crew have to move quietly around this small space while the on screen actors are telling the story, and if anybody screws anything up, you have to start filming the whole thing from scratch again. No idea how many takes it took to film, but hats off to everyone involved on putting this technical masterpiece together.

Great episode! Just wait till the S2 Fishes episode. That one is insane.

It was Sydney's fault. She didn't listen to Chef which is not respectful about the risotto. Steven was on the right thought. Love the reactions!

“There hasn’t been much chaos” just before watching this episode is bonkers. 🤣

People pre-order food all the time like the local Chinese restaurant or the pizza place you call them up and you drop by pick up your order.

This ep made me mad at Sydney..”this isn’t on me” GIRL THIS IS ALL ON YOU!! Her lack of accountability and impatience is what got them here 😭

Been waiting for this one! 🙌 cheers to you both for doing this series! I can't wait for the new season next year! 👌👊👊

I love the chaos in this show😂🤌

The thumbnail showed Nikki holding her head. I just knew it was S1 Review. 😉🔪 When you get a chance, read about how they pulled this off.

The Battle Of The Bastards was only five minutes long. This eoisode was a single oner. It won awards.

I think Richie hated that Syd had fixed the situation, and calling the cops was his way of taking control back. You could tell by the look on his face he felt ashamed about it.

Film recommendations: Boiling Point is a 2021 film about an evening at a restaurant kitchen that’s considered a one shot film. Never seen it myself and haven’t looked too much into it so I don’t know if it’s actually a one shot or if it has hidden cuts, but heard good things about it. Chef is a film by Jon Favreau in 2014 about a chef who gets into a beef online with a food critic and ends up going into a food truck business. This is a film I love.

Oh man, the most stressful episode of Season 1 is here!

The one shot episode indeed! Amazing 💯🔥

Can't wait to see you guys react to Season two!! And just in time for season three to drop on the 27th! It's all happening

I feel for Marcus, he has a strong passion, and really likes carms opinion on his deserts especially since carm is a really good chef. However, in the time of need, he shoulda known better.

I watched this episode long ago and the donut STILL sets me off 🥴🍩 it really wasn’t the time for that lol. I agree with the comments about Syd and Cousin but the donut LOL

Fun episode trivia: The narrator paying homage to the city of Chicago at the beginning of the episode is a well-known local DJ named Linn Brehmer, who works for Chicago alternative rock station, WXRT-FM. It's very notable how much the City of Chicago itself is a character in the show.

"This is the most chaotic thing I've ever watched." People who've seen Season 2: ....................................................... This episode cemented my decision to NEVER work in a restaurant again no matter what happens in my life.

Wilco “Spiders (Kidsmoke)” is the THEME for kitchen chaos. And it’s also a great tune

This was one of my favorite episodes!! It had me at the edge of my seat and I believe my heart rate went up also!! I love watching your reaction videos! Thank you for sharing!! 💕

Brilliant work cast and crew. Talk about an epic, tense episode FLYING by. Aside from the opening sequence, an 18-minute single take. It really captured the chaos and emotions from everyone in the episode.

When I saw this episode was 20-22 minutes, oh I knew it was gonna be concentrated chaos!!! I NEED A PAPER BAG!!!

Gah this show is just the best 💯 Great potrayals of great characters and incredibly well-paced and concise story telling. One shots are always cool, but this is a literal award winning oner 👏

The music is an excellent choice, Spiders by Wilco. Simple drum beat and bass line which then mutates into a cacophony of chaos and feedback. They play the live album version so it sounds even more insane. Remember that song, because it comes back in season 2. And the overall feel to the scene is a chaotic good.

I've been looking forward to this one!

Everyone dropped the ball this episode and it just showcases how all it takes is one domino to fall. This is the most chaotic thing….(laughs in 7 fishes) -and though I’ve never pre ordered myself individually but it absolutely something you’d do if you’re ordering lunch for your office.

it is one crazy one shot

I love your reactions. This episode was so good. Here's how I see everyone's breakdown in this episode (and I love them all so don't think I'm favoring anyone). 1.)Richie as you mentioned is worried about change. He misses his best friend. He was like a brother to him and was maybe the closest thing Richie had for a long time. Now all of a sudden he's taking orders from his best friend's little brother. And on top of it, new people are getting hired, new ideas are happening, new changes in the area are happening and Richie can't cope with all the change. Because change means Michael is really gone and Richie doesn't want him to be gone. He predicted this 'new" system wouldn't work and was kind of happy when it didn't because it proved his point that change can be disastrous. 2.)Carmy on the flip side wants to change the restaurant. You will learn more about this in the season finale but essentially it has to do with Michael too. Changing the restaurant for the better and not selling it is Carmy's way of coping with his brother. But the thing about Carmy is he isn't really coping at all. He keeps a lot of things inside and when chaos like this happens, he explodes. For instance, you can tell it frustrated him that Syd gave her dish to a customer when he said it wasn't ready yet but he tried to be a good sport about it. But when the tickets started coming, he lost his composure and his repressed feelings about the dish came out. And that's why Syd was like "What does that have to do with anything?" Yes, Carmy lost it under pressure but he wasn't being as bad as his NY chef. He was just at his wits end and I think half the freak out was because he blamed himself for all of this. 3.) Sydney. She's great in so many ways for this restaurant and her ideas are brilliant. But like Carmy mentioned, she is impatient. Her past employers mentioned that and we get to see how that impatience can cause some of this. Nevertheless, her intentions are only to help the restaurant grow. She wants the same thing as Carmy. Ultimately, this was her break down episode because she too felt the immense guilt of messing up and was stressed and trying extra hard to fix it and was only getting yelled and so she took it out on Richie and gave up towards the end because it wasn't feeling worth it anymore. Don't worry, this won't last for long. I can't wait until you see the finale. It's the best in my opinion. And you're gonna love season 2. I am so excited excited for your reaction. The season 2 finale has me currently dead and I'm waiting for revival with s3.

After this, I canNOT wait for Nikki and Steven to see the next episode!

My fav episode of S1! Such a stressed out ep.

"he WAS being a POS a**hole!" Nikki, you're my freaking girl! 😆 people seem to forget that Carmy is the boss and as the boss, he is the one who is tasked with keeping things calm and not making things worse by literally screaming in people's faces. besides, Sydney already revealed to him that she didn't want to work for another POS a**hole who barks orders and makes people feel like sh*t, and that's exactly what Carmy turned into in this episode. I don't blame her for walking out.

It's a bit of a stretch to blame Sydney for creating the dish. She wants to be a chef like Carmy, it's her passion. Her not wanting to waste the food giving to a random customer who turn out to be a critic is purely coincidental . The Bear is not some Michelin star restaurant that expect the visits of food critics. The clash among the characters are inevitable, they should take that responsibility for escalating the situation. Waving a kitchen knife is definitely a no no, never mind stabbing someone whether it's intentional or not.

i used to work at a cafe, where it was pre orders/ order ahead… online it felt like this!! it was hell

I sometimes pre-ordered at places that let you set pickup times. But usually only when its one of those days where I know I can't be hunting around for food and just need to go pick something up because of my schedule.

I've been in a similar situation. Restaurant life on the weekends. Not nearly as severe but close. That's kinda how it is. You just scream, say horrible things to each other, and apologize later. Unwritten rule. You hate each other in the moment but come together in the end. Dysfunctional family. Haha.

This is my fave episode. The one shot starts as soon as Ebra is reading the review. They shot it 4 times and used the third shot

Marcus and Sydney pissed me off this episode 😂

welcome to BOH baby! lmao worked as a line/sous all my life, this shit happens alllllll the time. shouldnt be but it does... worst time was working at a fine dinning resturant in SD during Comic-Con.. More then 100 customers every hr, 2 cooks called out, 1 dishwasher quit on the spot lol, the manager had to jump in the dish pit. the exc chef was losing it and me and my sous chef took over and worked a 13hr shift.. they fired the exc chef my buddy became the exc chef and i moved up to sous.. it was fking crazy.. a lot of poeple do pre order and its fking annoying.. this ep is a perfect example of "if you cant handle the heat, get out the kitchen"..

Oh boy… the way I’ve been waiting for this one and refreshing for hours to see this video! Loved how this episode was all in one shot. Truly a masterclass in a short and pressurized television episode. Wow. Just wow! Everyone involved was impeccable in this. This is a realistic depiction of what 20 minutes would look like (in real time) while working in a kitchen, especially on a bad day like this. There’s so much to discuss but I think it’s pretty self-explanatory what happened: As much as I love Sydney and consider her one of my favorites, this was her fault for sending a dish that wasn’t ready yet because Carmy told her that it wasn’t. I know she wasn’t aware of the fact that the customer was a food critic, but whatever… it was also on her for leaving the pre-order option open and having the audacity to say that it wasn’t her fault. Because it WAS. And going off on Richie like that pissed me off because for the first time ever, it wasn’t his fault. He remained calm, cool, and collected, showing us how he’s grown accustomed to people putting him down, making him feel even worse than he had been already. It makes me so sad and mad because Sydney had NO right to mention his kid. He was right about how condescending she was being (because let’s face it: being in such a stressful situation can bring out the worst in someone, and we already know that Sydney is impatient because of what Carmy said in a previous episode). I also don’t like how she chose the worst day to quit. I mean, I get it, but come on… don’t do that when you’re running the new program. She should’ve waited until service was over to bring Carmy aside and tell him that she couldn’t deal with all of it anymore. It’s also on Marcus, and you guys were right to be worried about him. It’s good to be passionate about your work, but your work consumed you and made you oblivious and distracted to the rest of the team. He wasn’t acting like a part of it and chose the worst possible time to show off his donut that he’s been working on all season. I feel for him… but I don’t agree with his actions. He and Sydney weren’t acting professional at all in this. Even Carmy wasn’t because of the way he was treating his employees. Lashing out this way is not the way to go, but alas, it’s a bad day in the kitchen, and things just kept getting worse, so it was hard for him to control himself like nearly everyone else. Now for the best part… it’s this entire video!!! I was looking forward to seeing your reactions and hearing your discussion, and you guys once again didn’t disappoint. Your reactions were priceless! Exactly the way I expected it to be 😂😭 The discussion at the end was great as always. Thank you for YOUR ‘review’ ❤️ (see what I did there? 🙈)

Where my kitchen staff at? Triggers anyone? Lol great reaction guys to a great show hahah but wait there’s more!! Corner!

need to stress that while everyone in this episode is at fault and no one is singularly to blame for things going wrong carmy was throwing things, screaming and put his hands on marcus. sure it’s relatively mild but he was still getting violent which is incredibly inappropriate and that was the breaking point for both marcus and sydney and i don’t blame them for that particular part

One shot here 🎉🎉🎉

the thing is that both sydney and marcus did fuck up obviously but the reason they walk out isn’t because of this one incident. it’s because of everything leading up to this. sydney has been trying to communicate with carmy all season and he’s mostly refused. he’s very volatile. she even told him they weren’t ready for this. she doesn’t leave because he gets mad at her this one time she just feels so over all the bullshit. plus like i understand it’s a high stress environment but a worker is well within their rights to quit if their boss speaks to them the way carmy was acting this episode. plus and this is a very important note: this isn’t real life. it’s a tv show. it’s a story it’s presenting us with ideas and characters and metaphor and theme. obviously it wasn’t handled in a realistic way because the show isn’t a documentary it’s a story written to get across these things. for example the ‘this isn’t on me’ line that so many people are mad about is actually a great line. because it tells us so much about sydney. she has a fear of failure and a hard time admitting fault but it also shows in the context of the whole show that it isn’t just about this one incident. she’s telling carmy if the beef does fail it will be his fault because of how he treats people. so it tells us so much about what she thinks and also presents both of their flaws very well. i think it’s also important to note that carmy put his hands on marcus before smacking the donut out of his hands. which is obviously not okay. everyone in this episode is at a breaking point and they all fuck up. trying to singularly put the blame on anyone is unfair.

My Anxiety!!!!!! Is through the roof 😂😂🥴😵‍💫🥹🥹😖😞🫤🫤

Sydney bringing up Richie's daughter in the argument and using that against him was really out of line

This episode was insane but I'm glad Sydney was standing up to Ritchie at the beginning of the episode although it did end up with a stabbing 😵😵😵

When Sydney says it's not on her, that kind of annoys me. Yes, it indeed is on you lol. You messed up with the to-gos by not putting a limit. Also, Marcus was in the wrong, too.

Iveeeeeee been waiting!!! Sidney was wackkkk here

I've watched a lot of TV in my life but for me there's never been a show that could immerse you to the point where you feel like a spectator IRL. Like you're witnessing something firsthand that you shouldn't...

I have been so thrilled you guys have been reacting to this amazing show, and this episode was no exception. One of the greatest episodes of TV ever (if nerve-wracking). My take on the central issues is -- Sydney was wrong to give the dish to the critic. Yes, it all worked out, but she defied Carm's DIRECT order and that is just not okay -- and it also directly led to an outcome they weren't ready for. She also made a mistake with the preorders which combined with the review for a nightmare day for all of them. Meanwhile, Marcus is a sweetheart but he was STILL working on those damn donuts even after Carm openly begging him three different times to step away and focus on the cakes. Yes, I absolutely think Carm was being an ass and was absolutely not okay in his behavior and reactions to both Syd and Marcus. But Syd and Marcus were wrong and deserved to be called out (not screamed at). Meanwhile, the sheer production finesse by the actors, directors, and set/crew people for this episode were AMAZING. There are whole walls being moved seamlessly between scenes to keep the flow going. Just incredible work by all involved.

There was a movie called "Bushwick" with Dave Bautista. The first 3/4 of the movie is one continuous shot. You can't help but notice about 15 mins in because it is such a foreign idea

I worked in restaurants when I was younger one time a manager and cook got into in the back and cook put the manager in a headlock and they started struggling and slipped on a wet spot in the floor the manager went down head first cook landing on him. The manager was knocked cold for like 2-3 minutes. He got up and everyone went back to work.

You guys should watch boiling point also set in a restaurant with the great Stephen Graham that whole film is a one shot.

Working in a psych ward is not nearly as fast paced as this is, but the stress levels are similar lmaoo

Chaos lol

If you love kitchen one shots check out Boiling Point, feature lenght 1 shot British film focusing on one service. Most of the dialogue is improv and the tension is real.

Loved your reaction as always. You should watch society of the snow. It's a great movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one. If you do watch it I recommend the original language with subtitles, the acting was amazing

this is the one f up my head....

The most stressful episode of the season….but not of the show!

I think that felt different at the start because its the first time show had opening titles at the begining

Working as a waiter one time I had 19 tables at once because we had multiple people not show and were randomly busy like a Saturday night on a Tuesday. This episode gives me PTSD 😬

Everybody in every comment section on every reaction to Review completely lets Carmy off the hook. He is the problem here. Anybody who has worked for someone like this knows this. There were so many issues with how he handled the service it’s wild. 1. Turn off the machine lol. 2. Don’t panic or yell at the staff that’s here to help you. Especially those who haven’t done anything wrong. 3. Ensure that everything is set up prior to the service not just throwing it on Sydney to have completely perfect. It’s his responsibility and honestly is completely crazy that he didn’t set up the POS system himself. “It’s your idea Chef” that is a complete cop out, it’s your business Carmy?! Did Sydney screw up, yes, was Marcus completely unhelpful, 1000%. But that doesn’t negate the fact that Carmy is terrible under pressure and makes everything much worse.

Sydney is definitely to blame for this chaos. I get she was trying to improve the place but she should’ve told Carmy about it first .

Love watching you guys. This has nothing to do with The Beat but I gotta recommend that you watch the movie ‘Unthinkable’. It’s a highly underrated and slept on movie that may be one of Samuel L Jackson’s best performances.

"This episode is the most chaotic thing I've ever watched." I've got two words for you: buckle up. So much lies ahead that is gonna absolutely blow you away, and will probably have you revising your "the most chaotic thing I've ever watched" title.

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again. This show is THE most accurate representation of the food work life ever put to screen, across the board it’s accurate to a scary level. It takes a certain brand of psychopath to thrive in it. It’s not for everyone and as much as I love it It’s a life I’m glad my kid didn’t follow me into. This is real, it isn’t always like this but this shit does happen. Walking out during the storm while understandable is a cardinal sin.

Even if they're somewhat 'partners' Sydney still responds to Carmy, he's the top chef so what she did was not only going behind Carmy's back but the mistakes she made (leave the pre-order system on n stabbing Cousin also not saying "corner") she's responsible for 100% n should be accountable for, same thing with Marcus n focusing mostly on the donuts when they were having a shit show of a day. The fact that it was all done in one shot tho it's masterful, so much chaos to be done in one shot, bravo 👏🏻

I love absolutely love Carmi but the bulk of the blame lies on him. Everyone else could’ve messed up exactly like they did and if Carmi (the owner) would’ve turned off the orders, canceled them, and regrouped without having an abusive meltdown, it wouldn’t have been such a mess. This stuff happens in restaurants. You can’t act like this.

Chaotic huh? Wait till you get to season two 😂

This is the episode where The Bear becomes Heisenberg…

Let it rip❤

19:08 no, i look at the menu online and order when i get there

clearly i think Syndey and Marcus f up but Carmy also messed up he could have refund the money to the people and explained it. i know it's not a easy thing to do but that was the best choice ..

Im Syndey Fangal!😢🤗🥰🍅🥒🥦🥖🍖🍗🌭🥘🍰🍨🍻🎛🖥💞

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

My nerves are shot, lol. Btw, rumor has it that Jeremy and Ayo are dating in real life. If true, I ship it!

If you're in Chicago you never stop Beefing. (YSWIDT)