First Time Reacting to HOTEL HELL and CRASHING OUT

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  @-Offstar · 9 months ago

  Just so you know him saying "what am I supposed to do with that information" is a perfectly valid response because that information is completely useless to him. Him being told Gordon wants lunch doesn't tell him what Gordon wants. So just walking and going "Gordon wants lunch" and then walking out helps him with nothing. In addition there's prep time with cooking, and if they're normally closed for lunch nothing is prepped.

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  @jdogzerosilverblade299 · 9 months ago

  apparently all the staff left once they got paid what they were owed. which i mean 100% agree with their choice. the bosses are not worth staying around for and they could all get better jobs that actually have a high chance of being paid on time.

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  @WoodenPigeon-wi7mz · 9 months ago

  “Gordon wants lunch.” <br>“What am I supposed to do with that information?”<br>Genuinely one of the funniest moments to me since the chef is so obviously not ready to cook at the moment that it genuinely confuses him to hear that he now has to cook something from a non-existent menu, with unprepared ingredients, all in a timely manner. Yeah, what the f&amp;$k is he supposed to do with that information? Order Domino’s and hope <b>Gordon freaking Ramsey</b> doesn’t notice?

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  @joemck85 · 9 months ago

  I&apos;ve noticed between Kitchen Nightmares and Hotel Hell, the one thing that seems to get Gordon angriest is mistreating staff.

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  @melchardcaranto4675 · 9 months ago

  &quot;Are you always this pathetic?&quot;<br><br>&quot;I am NOT pathetic!&quot;, Robert says in the most pathetic way possible 😂

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  @de606returns · 9 months ago

  The thing that disappoints me the most is that this building is genuinely very beautiful and the added bits of history are really cool, if only it was ran by smart people

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  @eleanorcooke7136 · 5 months ago

  The chef was so spot on for &quot;what am I supposed to do with that information?&quot;. You&apos;ve told him that someone wants lunch, but you&apos;ve not said what they want or when they&apos;re having it or, given that they don&apos;t serve lunch, whether he wants breakfast or dinner menu.

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  @lucasingram77 · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH9P3xroE6c&amp;t=1111">18:31</a> you have to prep, food doesn’t just appear out of nowhere ready to be cooked. If there’s no lunch menu there’s no reason for him to prep until before dinner.

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  @SilverExcel115 · 9 months ago

  Gordon is actually has gone to school for Hotel Management, he should at least know what he’s talking about. &nbsp;This show makes a lot more sense than something like Marraige Rescue, lol.

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  @andra86 · 9 months ago

  Snow buildup on roofs of tall building can actually be really dangerous. It is good that they don&apos;t want people to walk under there, but they should probably have signs or section off that area.

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  @LuisVazquez-hx3bk · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH9P3xroE6c&amp;t=3069">51:09</a> <br>There are two types of hoarders, the one who doesn&apos;t throw anything and the one who buys things that they don&apos;t use.<br>This guy is the second.

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  @TheDisquietingNight · 9 months ago

  Man, starting off strong with the Hotel&apos;s equivalent of ABC

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