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:Working at a Gordon Ramsay restaurant, and then all of a sudden Gordon Ramsay walks in:

"Fuck..."

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"It's fucking RAW!"

I'm sorry, you're right. I was supposed to cook it.

Let me try again.

. . .

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You mean the nobody has any fucking money except the super rich crisis?

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If we can ascribe Israel to Britain, then yes, pretty much everything.

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Inflation has made the hospitality industry mad run from 2000-2020 die and it will go back to what it was in the 80s and 90s when people had less money like they do now. It was a good run but unless you have a middle class with money to spend, no one can afford to support so many restaurants.

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lemmy.world

A beef wellington is $84 dollars. This is before appetizer and drink. Of course he's losing money.

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and at least some of his food is frozen, pre prep, garbage anyway… Ramsey was the real deal and just turned into another grifter

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lemmy.world

Wonder how many of them voted for Trump because he promised not to tax their tips Edit: there's several Godon Ramsay's kitchens around where I'm at, so I just assumed it was the US lol

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I suspect very few,, since this is in the UK

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aussie.zone

I just assumed it was the US

Classic American on the internet moment

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lemmy.world

Know right should voted Democrat because that is the only democratic thing to do is straight ticket blue

Democrats not doing shit for us and colluding with Republicans?

All our fellow citizens and their voting habits at fault not the ones that own the politicians, media, and everything else

This is the uncle tom the owner class dreams of

One who has bathed his entire self in the koolaid of straight ticket football politics voting

No need to vet candidates or to see if they align with your views of the world

No thinking required to be democrat or republican just have to know which color you prefer the vote card to be

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Gordon Ramsay's restaurants slash 200 jobs amid hospitality industry crisis | Spyke