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The Menu Explained
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[TheJaker]

She doesn’t survive because “she loved his burger”. She would’ve survived even if she didn’t love it. She was spared because she A) Was not supposed to be there B) Because she gave Chef a reason to finally cook specifically for someones enjoyment he didn’t despise.

[EDTGO]

People are missing a key point. It’s not that Margo loved the chefs burger. It’s that she is an escort, whos experience is knowing how to please men. She talked about the other guy paying her to say things to him that make him happy. So she realizes what will please the chef. Shes basically giving him his fantasy and you see him enjoying it just like one of her customers. It’s her experience as an escort(serving business) that saves her.

[thevikingbear]

Also the burger was the only "Real food" prepared in that kitchen. As Margo says: "Not some deconstructed avant bullshit"

[danielwitt]

I’m convinced as well the food had some sort of hallucinogenic in it that made the employees and the guest compliant. The fact that she didn’t partake in it made her non compliant and that’s why he let her leave. That’s why we see the rest of the guests start participating in the ritual by the time they are about to get s’mored

[safespacebear]

I had a thought that if chef met Margo a few years earlier this whole thing could have been avoided. Chef just needed to cook for some real people who could still feel.

[ShivamRajput-qnbz]

After Margot why not someone else stand up and say you know what I want that same cheeseburger🤣🤣🤣

[midnightdew]

He let her go bc she was not supposed to be there. Also, she was the only one who confronted him loud and clear, with logic. She said she did not like what he cooked and that she is hungry. This is anti-mass market cuisine

[tamaragootman]

Plus she was the only one that got to eat bread even if it was just a burger bun

[paulduncan]

As a Chef I hope I don’t lose my passion.

[vfsberry]

Everyone else just kindave ate the food saying what was good and then leaving it at that. Margo only ate the food she wanted to eat and didn’t bother examining it or paying attention to his notes she just ate it because she was hungry. The cheeseburger was important because a cheeseburger is something that many low class people can afford and enjoy with a smile. The chef knew that because he used to be low class, that’s why Margo knew it too. (plus the photos on the wall of the chef in the past) No one else would’ve known that since they’ve never been at rock bottom, they’ve never climbed their way to the top the same way other have and in exchange to that they’ve never had the opportunity to just enjoy something as they never had a reason too.

[saraberisha]

The girl with the brown hair along with margot did not deserve to die and while margot lived the other girl had done nothing and was just there i feel like she was so sweet idk she didn’t deserve it

[bruh-lgch]

The reason why she survived is because she asked to take the burger to go. The chef was hell bent on his guests finishing and enjoying his food, so he had to let her go home to finish the burger. He couldn’t refuse her request and he couldn’t force her to eat it in the restaurant. If she had eaten the burger then and there she’d have gotten s’mored to death too

[Hanako_the_Simp]

Honestly if you lost yoir passion, you need to go back to your roots. Relive the very first moment you did the normal and boring thing you're already doing currently. Obviously, you've already come so far to the point you already forgot where you came from. So remembering and reminiscing your roots, especially your first times is extremely important.

[pandulce]

She had a brilliant review and belittled him for cooking trash

[beat.fx_]

The whole movie was a play of Margot.
Actually she planned everything.
And acted like nobody within them.
She created the Menu .
At last she smile after eating that burger.

[vancewright]

but why was everyone ok with dying all of a sudden

[coyoteink]

The phrase “That’s a good burger.” saved her. Chef killed innocents as well. His targets had assistants and brought people with them.

[puakasenja]

isn't it because she was the main character?

[Bearlymilo]

Remember when they were getting a toured of the compound and they talked about how if the meat wasn’t properly cured that whoever ate it would die pretty soon after. And how there wasn’t enough gas for that boat to make it back to land. And the final clap as she took the bite and the scene ended. Yeah she died.

[johnking.]

The chef is SpongeBob, if he thought that he was better than Mr. Krabs and his kitchen.