Been following 'Mark Does Stuff'
... and it is many kinds of fun to read the comments ("He has no pants." "....new heart container for every four shards....") as well as the reviews. I suspect new fans in progress.
They're up to the episode with Ebine. Now, I have seen no one yet who has drawn a shocking parallel to reality here (I refuse to believe that I'm the only one who has noticed this!) Every now and again I get to watch Food Network's "Restaurant: Impossible." The material changes to a failing eatery are usually a good cleaning, redecorating, publicity, and updating the menu (and replacing frozen stuff with fresh.) Less visible are the real reasons for the failure-- exhaustion, stress, strife, stubbornness, etc.
The symptoms? Bland, tasteless, and yes, cold food.
The solution usually includes getting the owners/ managers/ whoevers to face their own emotional problems.
I do not need the image of Chef Robert in the tutu. Nope. Not even for charity.
They're up to the episode with Ebine. Now, I have seen no one yet who has drawn a shocking parallel to reality here (I refuse to believe that I'm the only one who has noticed this!) Every now and again I get to watch Food Network's "Restaurant: Impossible." The material changes to a failing eatery are usually a good cleaning, redecorating, publicity, and updating the menu (and replacing frozen stuff with fresh.) Less visible are the real reasons for the failure-- exhaustion, stress, strife, stubbornness, etc.
The symptoms? Bland, tasteless, and yes, cold food.
The solution usually includes getting the owners/ managers/ whoevers to face their own emotional problems.
I do not need the image of Chef Robert in the tutu. Nope. Not even for charity.