But thankfully he did get kicked off Hell's Kitchen this week...
From my blog you'd think that all D and I watch is reality TV. I'm not gonna lie, we do watch a lot of reality TV...
Anyway, let me recap Hell's Kitchen for you in case i'm the only one here that enjoys Chef Ramsey and his senseless anger... Basically a bunch of "chefs" compete for (usually) a restaurant. However, this season's reward is to work in one of Chef Ramsey's restaurants rather than getting their own... um, no thanks? (He yells a lot...) The reason "chef" is in quotes is because Gordon Ramsey often selects contestants who are not classically trained as chefs but rather have a passion for food. In fact, last season, Bonnie, previously employed as a nanny, made it to the final two.
Anyway, fast forward to this season. Over the past 3 episodes, Jason, one of the contestants, has made nothing but sexist comments. To the point that I'm not sure he can do an interview without saying something sexist...
I made a list of the "Jason Gems" that some of you may have missed. I wish I did this from the beginning of the season but i only thought of it during this past week's episode... which is fitting because it's also the episode at which he was kicked off the show. Here are some great things Jason said on national TV:
"I'm not gonna lose to a woman! Only way I'll lose to a woman is in an ironing competition."
"We're gonna win cuz we're men. This ain't no dustin' house keepin' challenge."
"The girls surprised me, they did good. But we're gonna win cuz we're fuckin' men here, come on! Huntin' and butcherin' meat? That's what men do"
"I hate desserts, they're tedious. Women can make desserts, ya know? That aint my thing."
"If I get put up tonight I'm not gonna put my head down like some bitch"
and his send off quote: "Maybe if I started crying like some ol' pansy, some chick, ya know, maybe I'd be back up stairs chillin' right now. But I can't do that, I'm a man. I sure as hell am not gonna cry about it. I am however gonna go get drunk."
Those should do it for you. Keep in mind these are all from just ONE episode... imagine if i kept track for all three episodes Jason was in.
Doesn't he realize he'll be working with women in the kitchen? There are many famously talented female chefs. I should have realized he was disgusting when he picked his feet before service in the first episode and didn't wash his hands before going back into the kitchen...GROSS!
To be perfectly blunt, this guy seems like SUCH a sketchball. He probably has been rejected by a few too many women in his life and acts this way because he can't get any. I don't usually make snap judgements like that on people, especially such rude judgements but I feel ok saying it because Jason took the first chance he had to go into the hot tub with one of the "hot" female contestants. Ew.
Jason did an interview in which he said his inspiration to cook was his mom - you'd think he'd give women a bit more credit in the kitchen based on that. Here are some other questions he was asked, and his responses:
Did you think it was fair that you were eliminated, or do you think maybe Craig should have gone for that whole chicken thing?
"For the chicken thing, Craig probably, for as much experience as he says he has, he probably should have got eliminated. But I wanted to go... I was frustrated, I had a bad day. I kind of wanted to leave, so I told them to put me up. But if I would have been put up against a guy, I don't think I would have went home. I think I went home because I got put up against a girl."
They showed you saying a lot of things about how men are a little bit better than women in the kitchen.
"They sure did."
Do you think that's true? Is that type of environment just better suited for men, or did the women impress you?
"The women did do some stuff to impress me, definitely. They were working better as a team than we were for the most part. I know they had a little confrontation as well, but that's part of the game. But they were doing better than us overall, I will give them credit for that. I've never worked in the kitchen with a girl who did anything aside from make salads. I had a couple girls come over and try to do what we were doing, and they just couldn't hang, so they went right back over to salads or ended up waiting tables or doing something else. So from the little bit of experience that I've had with that, that's what I based most of those comments on."
Ok, so i get where his "opinions" stem from but that doesn't give him the right to be an enormously sexist jackass on national TV. Good riddance Jason. Please let us all know where you end up cooking so that i can avoid your restaurant like the plague (yes because you're an ass but also because you suck at cooking - and you don't wash your hands after playing with your feet... gross man, just gross).
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3 comments:
I like dessert. Does that make me less of a man? No!! Its the fact that I don't kill and butcher my own game or eat meat at all. Damn I wish i was a real man. Maybe I should insult some more women and swear a lot. Ill be honest, i'm glad I don't watch more reality TV, it makes me sad.
Aren't guys like these the ones with daddy issues? *Giggles* When you get close to them, after finding their weak spot, they break down and cry about how their dads rejected them and made them feel small? I'm just paraphrasing pop-psych and my own tainted experiences with people like him.
Sexism = gross. Feet picking without hand watching = gross. Jason = gross.
Anyone who bases his opinions on an entire gender because of a few interactions with women will never have my respect, honestly.
Also, when I was reading his comments, it sounded almost like he was very insecure about his masculinity, and had to prove his "manhood" by putting down women. Which only makes people look like jackasses, but whatever.
Ugh. I avoid reality T.V. And I think I will continue to do so...
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