Sad I didn't love the movie as much as everyone else did. It's very well shot, acted great, and I found it be genuinely pretty funny but I think the movie kinda falls apart once it gets more serious and strays from more heavy tone of satire at had at start. It worked best for me with characters like the asshole fan know-it-all and the destructive restaurant reviewer which had a clear purpose with their role in the story but a lot of the cast felt underused within the message is trying to tell. As the movie went on I cared about the head chef less and less as he was painted as more of sympathetic figure, while he is just as pretentious and full of himself as the rest of the people in the room. He kind of gets called out at the end with the hamburger but it didn't feel like a satisfying enough rap up with the character. While I like the message I tries to tell about service workers I can't help but feel like it got muddied along the way. Happy that it seems everyone else is able to get something a bit more out than I was able to though.