Can’t believe I slept on it thinking it was gonna be some run of the mill “people go to a place and get slowly killed off” type thriller. Highly recommend if you’ve also let it pass by like I have.
It’s also very funny.
Can’t believe I slept on it thinking it was gonna be some run of the mill “people go to a place and get slowly killed off” type thriller. Highly recommend if you’ve also let it pass by like I have.
It’s also very funny.
:thinkin-lenin: id cook a hash outta the leftovers from the kitchen and they'd have to let me go for comfort food + exploiting stuff the restaurant was wasting :stalin-approval:
What food would you make this hash out of? The seaweed and lack of bread? Make hash FROM SCRATCH and blow their minds. Leftover foods made fresh kick so much ass.
Edit: love doing a hash with leftovers, but one of my best high effort despite its appearance is High Quality Hash. I go full pro from fresh with potatoes, pickles, all the veggies and really go full-on. It's like a go-to show off dish for me. It's humble but shows you know your shit to do a plate of seemingly random crap specifically
This is also sorta the cheeseburger aspect of the movie. I've worked in kitchens for my 'career' and I've yet to meet anyone that at the end of the day doesn't just wants to make people a good meal. We're a lot less indifferent to your food than you'd think. Like, the job sucks but I like cooking and would keep cooking under communism. I like feeding people nice food and try to work under the assumption the person I'm making food for, unless otherwise made obvious, is maybe getting their one little bit of pleasure beyond work, sleep and sustenance. This shit is overpriced and I'll be damned if you don't feel as much like you got your money's worth as is in my power.
Edit " missed a crucial 'doesn't ' I'm the first sentence. We generally do wanna give you the best food possible