The one in the Australian server is funny

Touch grass omg

​@@HorseshitDetectionAgencyYou first.

Imagine actually patching Hells Kitchen

Why

Michael LITERALLY became the show's patch notes.

@@powerplay9422 Lol

​​@@cxrrupted522 The patch notes AND the new game mechanic. Actually scratch that, the update to permissions and the new mechanic.

It is good they did that, the better cook should win, not the guy with a lack of integrity

@@plantdaddy999 Micheal did happen to be the better cook though? Watch the first season in its entirety, you can tell he was in a league of his own even before the tactics factored in

Oh yea Gordon admitted to sabotaging some of his competitions restaurants in the past. He said he released mice into their restaurant and then called the health inspector 😅. It’s a dog eat dog cut throat industry

I mean its good for busnis to have a bit of side drama

It was probably only gonna happen that one season and then never again

@@dragonforce2724HAHAH

@@dragonforce2724keeps it entertaining

I'd say Jennifer from season 9 also

I think chris or elsie should've won, fuck all tactics michael only won coz he sabotaged and set up everyone the best

@@thewargod129 Are you kidding? Michael didn’t make a single service mistake as far as I can remember. Chris was very underwhelming for an executive chef and as brutal as it was for Elsie the other 3 knew if they stuck to their stations and shut her out she wouldn’t be able to cope due to her lack of culinary skill and experience on the line, when they did it showed the difference between her and them as she couldn’t cope. Michael’s only real competition past Chris was Ralph and even then there was a clear gulf in skill and smart’s between the two of them, even taking away the tactics he was the clear best and his tactics essentially set the blueprints for a lot of future HK seasons.

I would also dislike a shitty cook who calls himself Executive Chef.

@@skorpion3993 Chris could have beat him potentially. Michael would have folded if he had Gordon breathing down his back the same way instead especially in the beginning he kind of went under the radar. Not only that I remember he straight up stole meat and pretended he found it to make himself look better. That’s not only sabotage but it’s so sneaky I feel like if they made a bigger deal of it that would have gotten him eliminated right then and there.

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"Shenaniganry" great word my friend. Thank you for this lol

@@richardm5448 all for you buddy 💪

The true definition of a Scorpio.

​@@TheAntiTrope no worries

did you combine chicanery and shenanigans

Editors did their job

WTF? That’s the most likes I’ve ever gotten on a comment.

@@BruhÆ2022 what are you going to do with all those likes? Can I i have your autograph.

@@BruhÆ2022Woah!! People liked your funny comment? Crazy!!

@@BruhÆ2022 nice

That's not his iconic line. That iconic line was originally "You run like old people fuck you know that, Pyle?!" and it was given by R Lee Ermey in Full Metal Jacket.

​@@randomuser8945 It was 'you climb obstacles like old people fuck'.

​@randomuser8945 You post comments like how old people fuck

"You won because I lost... that, that doesn't make you a winner"

I thought cold water.... XD continue if you know it

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​@@firefly56embers33 Gordon basically dose small sabotages here and there when testing the black jackets to see if they can call out what is wrong, it also proves if they are actually good enough to win or not which is smart on his half

@@bill_cipher9861 oh gotcha

Like what

​@@geoDB. like switching halibut for sea bass, crab meat for lobster things like that. Just trying to see if they'd catch it at the pass.

Ohh that makes sense . Now that’s crazy bro became a staple to the whole dam show

I remember he sabotaged a girl from that season too. He purposely hid some steaks from the blonde girl ( I forget her name ) in another room. She desperately needed them for dinner service. He then brought them out later after it was too late claiming he just 'found them.' She got booted from the show that night. I'm surprised they didn't kick him off the show for that - I mean they had him on camera and everything; that's just dirty.

​@@dailynews5683 That's why he won Season 1, while everyone is way focus on their cooking, he's using the mind game just like how he betrayed Chris by nominated him even though they made an alliance before. What a dirty bastard!

​@@margarethmichelina5146 gotta do what u gotta do lol

​@@margarethmichelina5146tbf though winning the earlier seasons wasn't really worth it because you didn't compete for a high ranking position in Gordon Ramsay's business but some competitor who then not only demoted the chefs from the beginning but probably also let them go after the promised year.

dirtbag survival moves

Yeah, he's on a downward spiral now from what I've read. Worked out well for him, didn't it? Dead kid, divorce, addiction and other stuff. Karma is a mean mofo 🤣

Survivor originated that ish for reality TV 👏. Coarse now everyone does pretty much the same f over moves every season. Same with Big Brother or Amazing Race.

Respect for douchebag moves that equate to cheating?

@@Soldier4USA2005 Ramsay does this too, if they are able to call out the sabotage and specify what's wrong, then it means they are good enough, if they can't, then they are out. Its the same here, if the contestants couldn't notice something was off, then they're out

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in other seasons where that gets tried gordon and jean phillipe get pissed

Listen all yall, it's a sabotage! But yeah super neat would love to work with him

What a c*nt. He got what he deserved. Glad his kid died, one less cheater in the world.

~ Not only that. I remember he sabotaged a girl from that season too. He purposely hid some steaks from the blonde girl ( I forget her name ) in another room. She desperately needed them for dinner service. He then brought them out later after it was too late claiming he just 'found them.' She got booted from the show that night. I'm surprised they didn't kick him off the show for that - I mean they had him on camera and everything; that's just dirty. ~

@@dailynews5683 Why would they kick him off when he makes the show interesting? Or did you forget that this is reality tv was talking about?

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Only thing I have to say is for the pain medication. There is more to it than just people get addicted. It depends on the type of pain medication it is, and sometimes genetics play a part in it. If he was taking opioids then it definitely could have just simply been the drugs. If it was something else, he had to have been taking more than prescribed. I'm not an expert at all for this stuff, but as somebody who has been on pain medication since I was 8 for chronic pain, there is only one drug they have refused to try with me. That is opioids because they are the main pain medication drugs to get addicted to. Also, it is very unfortunate that most of his downfall was the drug addiction. Things definitely wouldn't have fallen apart if he didn't have the addiction like he did.

Poor guy...😔

That karma sure is something, isn't it? Ill gotten gains snatched away.

​@@TheRealJaiFlame bro sabotaged people in a cooking competition. Didn't deserve all that

​@@TheRealJaiFlame his child died, he went homeless, that's not karma you fucking idiot

It definitely was.

Everything about Ralph was respectable. He might act a bit pompous, but he always took responsibility and tries to carry struggling team mates when he can. Michael was a better chef, but Ralph just has natural leadership and charisma

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Yeah, NOW he does it. Not in season 1

​@@nickclark18To be fair every first season is sort of a test run for any show. There has to be some twists and turns to keep viewers invested. But if Gordon catches someone deliberately trying to fuck over another contestant he will put his foot down.

Gordon did not start putting his food down until Season 3. Seasons 1 and 2 were more like tesf runs thaf were proof of concepts

@@dualwieldroxas358 I'd say around season 4 or 5 is when he really cracked his foot down, had enough of these head games and Gordon definitely decided that he chooses peoples fate in hells kitchen. Not the other way around 💀

The only way it works is if you notice one of the strongest chefs make a big slip up during dinner service. It gives you the opportunity to take out your biggest threat before the finale.

and struggled with painkiller addition after the metal rod in his spine snapped (before he was on the show)... and then dealing with his daughter's death during birth, divorcing, and struggling with drug addiction and homelessness for some years afterward, but he's in a much better place now -- got proper treatment, remarried, working again, and hoping to save up money for a food truck and travel the country to serve the homeless

Eradicate the homeless

Good, he deserves slow pain for sabotaging others

@@davisjohn1517 dude, it's just a televised cooking competition. Jesus fucking christ you psycho. Also, not only did Gordon Ramsey borrow some of this contestant's "sabotages" in order to test finalists, but these are actually things that happen in real restaurants. Do you want a line cook or head chef who gets a whiny fit because someone missplaced some food or do you want them to have some composure and solve the problem? Or a head chef who does not actually do the quality control like they are supposed to? Should that head chef just trust that the line cooks get it perfect every time?

​@@brandonmathieu1892 evil bastard probably didnt put crab in his ex wife's crab risotto 🤣

It's inevitable. The prize is a life changing career path and people will stoop to unknown depths to get it. Plus it's TV so there's already forms of manipulation going on.

@@RJWaynerium Well he got his karma since his life went in the gutter. So much for "life changing career path".

​@@RJWaynerium Dude, the "life changing career" you say is basically a line cook, a commis with only flowery description to make it look prestige.

@@rdu239 what part of head chef at one of Gordon's restaurants doesn't make sense to you?

@@rdu239 way to remove the “path” from his comment. yes you start at a low position but ideally you don’t stay there forever lol it’s about the fact you worked for Ramsay

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@@EnergeticSpark63 hi

Unfortunately, ONLY when they get caught. THAT'S the reason for Gordon's response. He knows competition is dirty IRW.

Oooooooooh yeaaaaaaaah!

The later ones, probably past 5 feel so scripted or fake. They probably aren't but it doesn't feel as genuine.

@@RJWayneriumThe aesthetic of the restaurant felt more like a reality TV studio than an actual restaurant. It began to feel like that after season 10. Nothing against the contestants but they started to become more forgettable after that point as well.

Matt from season 4 even though he was given a lifeline that propelled him into black jackets. He was a weaker chef than Louross by 10 miles.

And the fact that Jimmy smiled over not being picked.

It was season 6. The dude’s name is Dave Levey.

@@georgeharrison70 One of my favorite season. The last 2 contestant both got injured.

​@@dieiceNGC kevin would have probably won against anybody in any other season other than dave lol

@@bigbananadealer846 They did a season with former cast vs new cast (Season 18). They bring back Kevin (Season 6) and Ariel (Season 6). But Ariel win

@@dieiceNGC Do you remember who it was, I don't remember the season either, but there was a chef who was doing so well throughout the entire competition, I think he even won the king of the hill portion, but then just had a single bad night and he got kicked off, but Ramsay actually told him to call him or keep in touch or something. Always wondered what happened to that guy, because he was clearly the strongest the entire time, but just fucked up in the most insignificant way one night that cost him since no one else fucked up lol

Which is why he was homeless and drug addict and his kids dead. Sucks to suck, but sucks to be a giant chud dickwad. 🤷‍♂️ he got what he got… he’s tainted and no one wants him. Can’t be trusted

I would expect a lot of people actually praise him for it. Yes it's strategic but for him to resort to such a thing means his cooking skills aren't good and he is not confident in them. A true professional doesn't use to such tactics. They just simply prove they are better with skills. It's the same thing as tripping a runner for the win.

​@@aandyherr817you think someone deserves to have dead children because they are smart?

IMO, Michael ended up living a fairly tragic life in the 17 years since -- at the time of production, he was struggling with opioid addition since the rod in his back snapped (he had a rod in his spine because of scoliosis) and it led to a painkiller addiction that he was struggling with during the show. Although on camera he accepted Ramsey's offer to study under him in London, off camera he turned it down because he was afraid of confronting his pain killer addiction in a foreign country. Although he overcame it and started a restaurant in LA, his daughter died in childbirth which led to his divorce with his wife as well as relapsing into his drug addiction. For some years afterward, he lived out of his truck going from food service job to food service job until he even lost his job and ended up living underneath freeway passes and at one point nearly OD'd out in the desert. He is doing much better now as he got addiction and grief treatment again -- he has since remarried and working at high end restaurants in LA, but he's saving up money for a foodtruck and wants to travel the country helping homeless people.

​@@aandyherr817 I am sure you are a big expert on sucking... I see you are so sad and pathetic that you travel trough multiple comments to inform everyone that his kid is dead and what a awful human being he is. Not only you look like a bigger piece of shit but most likely you are one IRL. It's cool and fun until you will be hit by a big tragedy. Then somewhere in back of your head you will remember these comments you wrote :)

He also had one of the funniest lines of the entire series. When doing the finale, he said to his brigade “you guys cook like old people f*ck” It broke both Ramsay, and my wife and I when watching it lol

So mad he became broke

​@@sonicman9910 For reasons out of his control...

@@A_Random_Ghost No one forced him, or ANY other addicts to pop pills, or stick shots! There are NO excuses in this day and age to be an addict. Help is EVERYWHERE, THANK YOU TECHNOLOGY!!!!

@@DripC I actually know a kid who was drugged without his knowledge and his life went downhill pretty quick. Dude got his cigarette laced and it was like he had to relearn how to talk and keep his mouth shut without drooling

​@@kris-camronwilliamson7339r/thathappened

Almost like real life?

In survival, you have to be clever. It matters not if you are the strongest or smartest or the best. You have to adapt to not get screwed over of you wanna continue. Michael was clever (albeit evil) by betraying, sabotaging and eliminating both the weak link and those he deemed a challenge to his goal. PS: He suffered some sort of Karmaic Comeuppance and addiction, but was able to turn around a new leaf.

@@ralphcaluag2403 but this isn't about survival. This is a competition to find the best chef among the group. By doing it the way they're doing it they're not finding the best chef they are finding the one who can screw people over the most. It's about cooking food in the best way possible.

With the thing where he purposefully didn’t put crab in the risotto literally became a thing that was done by the sous chefs in later seasons. Also, with not helping Elsie, if she was better she wouldn’t have gotten into the situation anyways. Michael didn’t do anything wrong here

Hey! So I ended up working at a grocery store and got really close with one of my coworkers. One night after closing she said her step dad was picking her up. Mf chef michael pulled up. I got really close with him through her and he’s great. His cooking has only improved, he does a lot of private events now, pop ups for restaurants. He was the head chef at our local restaurant and man, the specials he made.. you’d close your eyes after every bite just experiencing how good the flavors are that he puts together in a dish. He went through unimaginable horrible times but he is clean now, and doing well.

"Legend" is apparently used for no reason , more like a two faced snake , he got that street smart I'll give him that , but cheap tricks doesn't work always and for long

@@luna-mt7sf why do I keep seeing these comments. Everyone keeps complaining about “cheap tricks” and “cheating”. He didn’t win because of “cheap tricks” the show doesn’t work like that. You can tell the whole time he’s a good chef. He still has to battle in the final properly like every other season. The person it talks about him sabotaging in this short didn’t even go home because of it. They faced off in the final and Michael out performed him (as far as Gordon is concerned).

​@@eagleblaze02How naive of u😂.

How so??

The other Sous chefs didn't say a word, either, and they're there to monitor.

Are you a drug addict, too??!!

@@fred718 Oh no are you??!!

@@Ash-kw8ns I wouldn't touch that shit with a 10 foot pole.

@@fred718 then don't throw stones clown

@@Ash-kw8ns I'll throw all the stones I want at morons who are too stupid to learn from other people's mistakes. Apologist scum like you can join them in hell. It seems to me that this particular guy was a complete asshole, and karma caught up with him in a big way. Boo hoo.

Lemme guess, you're a shitty person aren't you?

How did he sabotage his mentor?

Well he has a decompositing daughter so that's great for him

I don’t know how many are still open, but he went on to open several restaurants. He typically names them Naked -something. He also became a successful television personality chef. Did nearly die from kitchen gas leak explosion. He has mostly recovered, but his hands are badly scarred. All 3 finalist of season 1 had extreme bad stuff happen to them at one point after with Ralph nearly dying in an explosion somehow being the mildest of the 3.

Stepping on other people and burning bridges is not something to be respected

@@rdu239 to me it is, shows ambition

⁠@@rdu239well your wrong Gordon ramsey himself sabotaged Marco Pierre his mentor by framing him of theft to ruin his reputation and help him gain relationships with other restaurant owners. This is why Gordon was impressed and offered to be his mentor since they both think alike I guess but he declined and then went homeless and is now back up on his feet

Only had to undercut other peoples dreams

Good. 👋