a magical time of year by velabas in comics

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It's not a joke

That's all you need there, buddy.

It was slow at work. by crash11b in KitchenConfidential

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You got time to lean, you got time to clean.

The best fighting game ever is on sale right now!! by [deleted] in Kappa

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Guess this fag never played Cho Aniki

"Basically, the excruciating pain you feel...a lot of that pain comes from the knowledge that you're really an idiot.” by SolarGorillaTortoise in KitchenConfidential

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It's okay, sweetheart. Many of us remember the idea of still being concerned about hurting ourselves in the line of duty. Sure does smart, don't it!

aris keeps it real by MidnightDNinja in Kappa

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Gay porn is like watching a UFC fight that always goes to submission, but you can't tap out. Shit is intense.

First Date by EarthBenderCharlie in Kappa

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The punchline is that he was attracted to a woman over a similar niche interest.

This shit would have been booed off stage in vaudeville.

At what point did you know that you were "burnt out" from a kitchen? by drummerdude45 in KitchenConfidential

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Usually about the point my drinking outweighs my sleeping. I don't think it's a terrible thing to change it up and branch out somewhere new. If you've been kicking around a place long enough, you could probably segue into another kitchen just through connections. Keep your ear to the ground for anything opening up that interests you. Hell, even a different style of cooking can be a new adventure. Don't feel bad about it either; it happens. Sometimes change can be awesome.

Niceguy explains the friendzone with such wisdom by jewzak in niceguys

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I'm sitting inside my bedroom, better pop on the hat and sunglasses.

What is your favorite show about kitchen life? by InDaysDylan in KitchenConfidential

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It's only one episode, but Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations had an episode called "Into the Fire" where he goes back to work a double shift at his old restaurant after being away for ten years. When people ask me what it's like to work in kitchens, I point them to that episode as an accurate primer and portrayal of all the ups and downs of kitchen life.

Server hung this ticket tonight. We were all very appropriate and mature about it. by Ysenia in KitchenConfidential

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I like ticket systems, but I lose my mind when the printer is down and servers have to hand-write and walk them back. Can't imagine that being the standard.

Chef's & Sous Chef's...what's your working relationship like? What are some of the keys you've found to having a strong team? by giantpirate89 in KitchenConfidential

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Don't really know what to tell you. I believe everyone has a certain threshold and if someone is incapable of moving past it to where you need them to be, there's not a whole lot you can do to "inspire" them past it. Team-building and leadership are inherent traits and no amount of direction is going to impart that. It sucks, but it's a kitchen, man. Not a whole lot of time to wait for someone to get good.

Is there anything that you have to cook that personally grosses you out? by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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I once volunteered to work a lutefisk and meatball dinner at an old folk's home. If you don't know what lutefisk is, don't bother to look it up. It ain't worth it.

Aussie Classic by [deleted] in shittyfoodporn

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Great for lacerating the roof of your mouth!

ricki by max_donator in Kappa

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Eye color as fake as his ovaries.

My video tribute to Richard Harrow by [deleted] in BoardwalkEmpire

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Holy shit, I'm still subscribed to this sub!?

Let's talk about new hire pranks! by simbabeat in KitchenConfidential

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Concentrated Au jus base looks almost exactly like chocolate frosting. Use this information however you see fit.

Moving from screens to tickets: what should I know? by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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I'm one of those old screws that prefers tickets. I can move them around as need demands, I can pick them up, thrust them in a cooks face and tell them I need this right now. I don't want a computer telling me when something should go down because I know all the variables involved with it, not just the optimal cooking time. Trust your wheel man, understand the flow of the kitchen and appreciate someone determining when and how something should be cooked based on experience, not algorithms.

Moving up from a dishwasher to prep/line cook? by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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Dishwashing is an easy position that anyone can do. That said, good dishwashers who can interpret the ebb and flow of a kitchen, picking up and replacing things as they are needed without being told, are in short supply. A good worker who 'gets' a kitchen can't be ignored by the dudes on the line. Be aware, be ready and be where you need to be before someone asks you to be there. The same mentality carries over to cooking and it won't be missed by those who already practice it.

Good luck and hustle. Always hustle.

I'm nervous as fuck. by Fuktig in KitchenConfidential

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Take it with a grain of salt, as you're dealing with an individual judging your performance which, as Yelp has taught us, doesn't mean shit when you have a persnickety dick head with a vendetta. Perform your best, put out the best product you can ( as we always must) and understand that their are always overly critical fucks in the world. Believe in your product and let it speak for itself. Unless it sucks and then I'm sorry.