weakest french chef

"Died for want of lobster sauce" with my french fries

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Title Theme - Cooking Mama Soundtrack
Overcooked 2 Soundtrack - Kevin Level

#french #history #chef

[nikewilly]

The funniest thing is that Louis XIV felt so bad about this that he swore to always announce his visits earlier to avoid a situation like this.

[AlexPeter]

“WHERE’S THE LOBSTER SAUCE?”
*runs himself through sword*

[theicepickthatkilledtrotsk]

This is the most stereotypically French story ever. Poor guy decided to end it all over sea food. RIP

[devrimyilmaz]

If all chefs were as dedicated as him... We'd run out of chefs.

[fidecheyt]

Samurai: "I commit seppuku because I would rather die than live in dishonor, "

François Vatel: "I fucked up dinner service therefore I shall kill myself, "

[HaraDuran]

"better to die than living in a shame."
"better to die than living in a dishonor"
" *better to die than discovering that my entire career got ruined because of sauceless lobster.* "

[Snp]

That's commitment to customer service. Dude is basically jesus of frevh cuisine

[Naryar-fr]

As a Frenchman, this is how seriously we take our "cuisine" here. Hell, I killed a man in a duel about two months ago because he had the audacity to tell me my mayonnaise was not firm enough.

[こうた-jt]

This French chef is basically incarnation of the phrase ’My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined’

[BruhMan]

>being a chef
>cooking for the honor of louis xiv
>fails cook
>Confusion
>he want's a lobster sauce
>they brings a fish
>Anger
>died

[compatriot]

Man really did an irl rage quit after failing at cooking mama

[acemcwolf]

"Died for want of lobster sauce"
"A phrase meaning to die or be devastated due to a minor disappointment or mishap"
Don't call all of us out like this.

[andresamaya]

He was entirely committed to his craft in body and soul *and* killed a Frenchman

What a legend

[Sen-ki-]

Fun Fact : Louis XIV and Louis XVIII both adored Oysters, a seafood that goes bad very quickly. The chef committed suicide because the Oysters took too long to arrive from the sea to the capital and he assumed they had gone bad. Louis XVIII was later named "Louis Of Oysters", a pun in memory of Vatel since "Louis 18" is pronounced "dix-huit" and "Of Oysters" is translated to "des Huitres", which sounds REALLY similar to how you pronounce "18"

[flagflow]

Imagine delivering fish to your boss only to find him impaled on a freakin sword because he got tired of waiting.

[Thierry_La_Fraude]

As a french, i knew what the video was all about before playing it

[Matthimeo]

Anybody that has worked in a restaurant can imagine the stress that guy was under trying to cook a meal for 2000 people and the king. The poor guy probably turned things over in his head so much he drove himself of the edge.

[AegisAuras]

Imagine his ghost seeing the dude walk in with the fish delivery immediately after he offed himself

[memento-mori-amor]

You find the most interesting historical material & give it your magic touch. 5/5!

[aloislanguillaume]

As a french this is absolutely based, there is a precise moment for different plates at a banquet, if it don't go as planned it's absolutely horrible. I trully understand this man!