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Being a Chef seldom pays bills too, but it doesn't mean you should stop so you can get a job at McDonalds. (And once you get that McDonalds job, it doesn't mean
by zxcvcxz 11y ago
Being a Chef seldom pays bills too, but it doesn't mean you should stop so you can get a job at McDonalds. (And once you get that McDonalds job, it doesn't mean you have to stop cooking good food).
- pjmlp 11y agoActually it does, as I only equate Chefs with restaurants that tend to be on cuisine magazines.
- zxcvcxz 11y ago> Actually it does, as I only equate Chefs with restaurants that tend to be on cuisine magazines. But sadly this isn't true in the real world. When I think of a Chef I think of a great cook, someone who doesn't need someone else to tell them how to mix ingredients. It's a disservice to the chef to go and waste their time at McDonalds, but it's pretty rare you become successful a la Gordon Ramsey or something. It's not a very smart decision to put all that time and effort into learning to be a master chef just to throw it away at some corporate place where no one appreciates you. But hey if you need the money and your food isn't all that great anyway...
- pjmlp 11y agoLife is made of choices.