
I went to go buy the galatic brownie bundntlet from nothing bundt cakes and this dude scared the crap out of me
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Who cares about fucking language when it gets the point across? When you bleep out what "wrong words" he is saying you lose the meaning of what he is trying to say or how bad it is. Each word has a different meaning so when you bleep it out I can't gauge how upset he is. Fox should be ashamed of it's high and mighty censorship over things that don't matter. What the hell are they thinking?…
For me it's Ryan Reynolds. Reddit recommended that I post this in this subReddit after originally posting it in r/questions submitted by /u/Junior-Key-5043 [link] [comments]
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How do you not pay your staff for weeks?! How do you take their tips! I am sooooo glad Gordon busted Robert’s bubble!!! submitted by /u/Amazon_Ape [link] [comments]

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One thing I’ve always found interesting about Kitchen Nightmares is how differently the UK and US versions handle the same basic concept. In the British version, Gordon Ramsay often spends more time digging into why a restaurant is struggling, and the episodes feel closer to a documentary. In the American version, the editing is faster, the conflicts are more dramatic, and the restaurant…
I just watched pretty girls cook. The owner Dominique blames all her staff for the problems instead of taking accountability. Ramsey never says a thing about it and it never gets fixed. I’ve noticed this in many of the other shows he does. It’s super irritating. submitted by /u/queenoftheartichokes [link] [comments]