Die Sendung war so geil! Die kann eigentlich nur jemand schlecht finden, der halt nicht so gerne kocht.
Und schock hier mal nicht so, Mac! Ich hatte gehofft, die Sendung würde von mir unbemerkt wieder laufen. Hatte schon fast ein feuchtes Höschen - bis ich Schneiders Beitrag gelesen hab.

Das von Leprechaun gepostete Dings ist übrigens das Traurigste, was ich in meinem ganzen Leben gesehen hab.

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»Oh. Dann ne kleine Limo, bitte!«

Steht wer auf Filme, in denen es viel, realistisch und detailreich ums Kochen geht, aber halt mit ner seichten Story drumrum? Kiss the Cook, Madame Mallory und der Duft von Curry, Ratatouille oder so. Mich reißt sowas immer nur bedingt mit.

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dafür lieb ich schuhbeck

Keiner hier erwähnt, dass Mälzers Restaurant wohl pleite gegangen ist?
Habe keinen der drölf News-Artikel angeklickt, über die ich gestolpert bin, also habe ich wenig Ahnung.
Scheint ja aber durchaus relevant zu sein.

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Ich stehe voll auf Attila Hildmann

"Kerners Köche" wird am 1. April zurückkommen und soll dann immer samstags um 16:15 Uhr ausgestrahlt werden. Zunächst sind zehn Folgen angesetzt - hoffentlich wird es wieder fest etabliert...

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Ich wurde heute von Björn Moschinski angesprochen, voll cool und besonders und so. Hätte er sich noch länger mit mir unterhalten, wäre ich vermutlich bald in Schock-Ohnmacht gefallen. Ich finde den super.

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"Shut the fuck up! You ignorant fucker!"
Basic. Niemand kann mir erzählen, dass er Ramsay v.a. wegen Rezepten oder so guckt, wie andere Köche. Der Dude ist das Frauentausch unter den TV-Köchen.

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"Wake up! You weird Dumbo!"
Ok.

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"Move your ass! You fucking bitch!" Nett.

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I feel it when I sorrow most;
‘Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at all.

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Best of Ramsay-Twitter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=btUKx5QO-rc
Das ist todernst gemeint btw; die Leute finden den Mann witzig as fuck. Erinnert mich an den Bohlen-Hype Mitte der 2000er. Fand die Sprüche damals zugestandermaßen auch verdammt lustig, aber irgendwann müsste einem doch auffallen, dass die alle aus nem generischen Zinger-Buch kommen könnten oder gar wirklich kommen.

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Hab heute von einem Gastronom gehört, dass Kitchen Impossible (Vox) die einzige gute Kochshow im Fernsehen wäre.

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Es gibt jetzt diverse Köche von Promis, die in den sozialen Netzwerken selbst zu Promis geworden sind. Es gibt ein interessantes Argument dafür, dass das historisch als eines der letzten Symptome des ausufernden Spätkapitalismus den Zusammenbruch einer Gesellschaft andeutet, weil es wohl u.a. im römischen Reich so war.
https://old.reddit.com/r/collapse/comme ... s/fsqspnz/

I read that throughout history, when an empire gets to the point of having celebrity chefs, it inevitably begins its downfall. Apparently this happened all the way back to Roman times. It's not a matter of cause and effect; celebrity chefs don't have a common thread of inciting violent empire-ending revolutions.
Rather when there is a common cause: first an empire allows its ruling elite to amass enough wealth as to allow "celebrity chef" to exist, then those ruling elite use their money and power to rewrite the laws in such a way as to propagate their own wealth even at the expense of the citizen's needs. At that point the empire becomes underfunded, as all of the wealth is captured by the ruling elite.
The empire is healthy when wealth mostly sits directly in the hands of ordinary people as they can spend it on their own needs. It is also fine when ordinary people don't have very much as a result of heavy taxation, as long as the tax revenue is spent on public works that benefit its citizens. But when a ruling elite captures all of the money and uses that money to capture more and more of the money, suddenly the people have nothing, and the state can't look after them because the state has nothing.
It turns out that when you have a few fabulously wealthy people, they can afford their own highly skilled live-in personal chefs. But for celebrity chefs there has to be much more: for chefs to gain celebrity status, there must be an established dynamic of money funneling its way from a lot of people to just a few people, and this has to be a widespread thing. The chefs have to know that this dynamic exists, and to reach for it, and for it to actually work out for them. And when such a dynamic becomes so widespread that even chefs can become celebrities, your empire is in trouble because inevitably by that point, you also have a dynamic where those with money are pilfering the public coffers and using laws to protect themselves and amass even more money at the expense of others.
Chefs are a good canary in the coal mine because they cannot service a large swathe of people. Their job is to create food, which can only be eaten by a handful of people at a restaurant or some gathering. Chefs can become wealthy just by charging high prices to wealthy patrons, but they can only become a celebrity if large groups of people (usually poor people) are giving their money to the chef in spite of receiving nothing in return. That has to be an established dynamic within the empire, one which the people recognize and accept as normal.

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