75 minutes of breakfast service 👌😊👍

Hi all, in this episode I'm mostly preparing breakfast, hope you'll enjoy the content 👌😉👍

[Sadows]

I work in law enforcement and had a real long shift last night. Was super nice to come home, decompress, and watch your videos. Helped me out a lot. Thanks my friend.

[turnatablefroglegbiscuit]

imagine being confident enough to record your conversations, the way you walk, the way you prepare the food, how you prioritize tasks, how you handle a rush and how often you wash your hands for 505k people to analyze every second of it

[donna]

Whoever designed that kitchen didn't know too much about how a commercial kitchen works when he installed the handwashing basin so far away. That poor chef walking back and forth to wash his hands between orders. He's great at preparing each order. Very soothing for us watching.

[funkyboodah]

I can't watch most netflix movies anymore, but I can watch this guy making breakfast for hours

[avishrevis]

My guy just leaves the eggs cooking and goes on side quests

[novaparadoxx]

One thing I noticed is the multitasking that's required in restaurants is another level. Big respect to culinary workers, you guys work more than what people give credit for and you put a smile on customers faces with your amazing food

[sonofmunson]

I live on the other side of the world and will never likely visit this cafeteria but I watch so many of these videos that I feel like I know the kitchen layout, the menu and the staff. It seems like a really cool place to work, with a good culture and vibe. You’re busy but you can still have a laugh. I was also very impressed to see you giving out gifts to your staff after a busy week (a few videos back). Gestures like that are never expected but always appreciated. Keep up the great work team.

[aleafreinn]

35:52 I like how he teaches the customer on how to make the poached eggs in a proper way and at the same time he teaches me as well haha kudos

[quan]

I appreciate how calm you are, no real wasted movement, very clean, and always engaging each patron.

[dogasisman]

I don't know why it is so peaceful to wach a man doing his job thoroughly .

[alexxchavez]

Food service doesn't get enough respect that they deserve. You sir are a high quality chef, you make every action look so effortless and your preparation is top notch. Any competent business owner should invest in a great chef because workers cannot perform to their highest quality on hungry stomachs, your service is also convenient and QUCIK with a high degree of custimazation! I'd tip you regularly if i was under you. Thank you for all that you do Chef!

[BuddyFox]

I've watched a few of these now and every time he does that mile long walk to the hand wash sink I always think the same thing and he finally said it.
"Whoever planned this kitchen didn't know what they were doing"

[YoboiMatt]

Imagine how much more convenient It would be if the sink wasn’t a mile away from you’re cooking area😬

[Davidletter]

75 minutes!!! Now this is a good day. Thank you.

[bellabella]

This is... Supremely comfy to watch. My first ever job was actually food service and I personally want to get a degree in the culinary arts. You sir are a wonderfully friendly chef, it's so relaxed there! Thank you so much for the content, I know I'll be watching more.

[AtomicGarden]

I'm at home on my couch in the middle of the night and I can't sleep because of a terrible cold. Your videos preparing food help me relax and make me feel all warm inside. Could watch this for hours! Thanks my man!

[Sputnik]

i never worked in a kitchen but i worked a job that dealt with kitchens and the amount of respect that i gained for cooks/chefs/food industry folks SKYROCKETED while working that job. you all are the unsung heroes of the world. i could never do your job in a MILLION years. no way. thanks for all you do :')

[hteacave]

My favourite part of all your videos is seeing you crack eggs, whisk eggs, fry eggs, cook eggs, cook veggies, fill plate with food. That's my favorite part

[oggoose]

I’ve been working in the food industry since i was able to work and let me tell you I can only imagine how hard it is some days, especially to not have anyone else helping out. I was feeling my own sort of pain for you when you started getting a little flustered but these videos continue to entertain me and I appreciate your hard work

[sleepnaught]

Can't help but appreciate when someone masters their craft, no matter what it is.