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Michel Roux's Service

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    gillypandagillypanda Posts: 13,963
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    owllover wrote: »
    My friend lived in France and her son spent three years at college training to be a waiter.

    Whereas here in the UK, generally, people just fall into waiting and bar work and learn "on the job". It's not really considered to be a good job either :(
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    horwichallstarshorwichallstars Posts: 16,514
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    Evening all, just got in ...who are we liking, and who are we not...
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    Hobbes1966Hobbes1966 Posts: 5,371
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    This is much more interesting than I thought it would be :)
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    stargazer61stargazer61 Posts: 70,937
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    How could you not want to do your best for Michel?
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    Hobbes1966Hobbes1966 Posts: 5,371
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    So far I like everyone lol..............Im sure that'll change.
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    horwichallstarshorwichallstars Posts: 16,514
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    Who is Fred??
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    stargazer61stargazer61 Posts: 70,937
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    Am liking Fred.............good humoured with high standards, and stands for no nonsense!
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    owlloverowllover Posts: 7,980
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    gillypanda wrote: »
    Whereas here in the UK, generally, people just fall into waiting and bar work and learn "on the job". It's not really considered to be a good job either :(

    Exactly. I knew nothing about it and remember being shocked that he had to buy the very best quality chef's knives. It was a really difficult course for him, especially as he was and still is rebellious by nature.
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    peach45peach45 Posts: 9,426
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    Serious guy, a serious show and not a winker in sight.
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    mazzy50mazzy50 Posts: 13,304
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    Am liking Fred.............good humoured with high standards, and stands for no nonsense!

    A bit like Michel really :)
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    stargazer61stargazer61 Posts: 70,937
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    peach45 wrote: »
    Serious guy, a serious show and not a winker in sight.

    throws blancmange in direction of peach!:eek:
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    ElanorElanor Posts: 13,326
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    Hobbes1966 wrote: »
    This is much more interesting than I thought it would be :)

    I agree, it's fascinating!

    I worked in a restaurant in France for a while, many years ago. I was rubbish at it, but I could carry five plates and wave them about like the guy just did then. I haven't done it in years, I wonder if I still can!
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    peach45peach45 Posts: 9,426
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    throws blancmange in direction of peach!:eek:

    Just saying :D:D:D
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    divingbboydivingbboy Posts: 14,074
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    I know it's mean, having experienced it myself, but I can't wait for this lot to completely f*** the kitchen, which will inevitably happen.
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    owlloverowllover Posts: 7,980
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    Oooohh that was a bit unfair Michel, I've opened many bottles of wine but I've never mastered those posh corkscrews:D
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    googlekinggoogleking Posts: 15,006
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    I wouldn't want wine advice off people that don't even know how to open a bottle. but maybe that's just me!

    oh stop whinging about your benefits love :rolleyes:
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    horwichallstarshorwichallstars Posts: 16,514
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    that single parent seems to have a bit of a chip on her shoulder.....
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    owlloverowllover Posts: 7,980
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    Oooohhh chip on shoulder.
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    gillypandagillypanda Posts: 13,963
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    Hobbes1966 wrote: »
    So far I like everyone lol..............Im sure that'll change.

    Yup. Nikita is annoying me now :D
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    ElanorElanor Posts: 13,326
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    Oh god, the wine opening thing is giving me flashbacks! I was terrible when I was a waitress! I have a memory of a wine bottle where the cork just wouldn't come out, and I ended up squeezing the bottle between my thighs while I pulled the cork out. And another time, I was trying to lever the cork out, and the whole neck of the bottle snapped right off and tipped red wine all down me. That was fun.
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    googlekinggoogleking Posts: 15,006
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    Do they serve chips in that restaurant? As there is a ginormous one on that whinging cow's shoulder there.
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    divingbboydivingbboy Posts: 14,074
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    Chippy much, love?
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    cgkcgk Posts: 528
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    Oh dear, too much "reality" for me - not enjoying this and not the best show for Michel.
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    Unigal07Unigal07 Posts: 22,326
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    Really enjoying this. Michel Roux seems like such a lovely bloke. Very considerate and very encouraging.
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    peach45peach45 Posts: 9,426
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    that single parent seems to have a bit of a chip on her shoulder.....
    owllover wrote: »
    Oooohhh chip on shoulder.

    More like very low self-esteem
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