It's over

not my lil nigga :(

>>149159580 (OP)
More than three months ago. Oh well, at least it lasted longer than other shows.

>>149159580 (OP)
>Little Chef has to start working retail and selling crack to make ends meet

>>149159580 (OP)
Also all the characters that originated from the Nickelodeon show are now permanently dead

>>149159580 (OP)
This was unironically kind of sad.

>>149160515
why did this fucking do it
I can't live like this

>>149159580 (OP)
over WHAT?

>>149160513
>it's the tiny chef gets addicted to his supply episode
>it's the tiny chef prostitutes himself to fund his addiction episode
>it's the tiny chef overdoses episode
He was made to suffer.

One day i was watching a new episode of Tiny Chef, it started off normally until Tiny Chef receives a call from a Nickelodeon exec who tells him that his show is getting cancelled, Tiny Chef then cries for 15 minutes until he grabs a shotgun and kills himself in front of the camera, then there was static for 6 minutes until it showed Tiny Chef with bloodshot eyes and then the TV exploded

>>149160668
I feel like chef would be more of a chair and noose kinda guy, making others clean that up is too inconsiderate

>>149160622
>>149160513
>Tiny Chef becomes a drug kingpin and the show turns into an Emmy winning drama

This crying faggot needs to pick himself up by his bootstraps and apply to Walmart

>>149160758
I just got a job at Walmart and am honestly considering taking the live-in-a-car pill
I used to have the will for these types of jobs when I was a teenager, now that I'm 30 I can't justify it anymore, especially not when my rent has gone up to 1.4k f

>>149160735
He would do what Robin Williams did. Noose/belt on a doornob

>>149159580 (OP)
This was sad enough but the scene where Tiny Chef's wife divorced him was pretty depressing.
She even took the dog

>>149160796
Even with the pandemic pay raises, retail isn't worth doing past the age of 20. Anyone over that age still working there is probably beyond saving. Odds are they had a kid too early and can't afford to put their life on pause to regroup.
Get out while you can

>>149160740
Tiny Chef: From Gordon Ramsey to Walter White

We need more of these shorts to get people to stand up against CEOs and Cancellation.

>>149160796
>I just got a job at Walmart and am honestly considering taking the live-in-a-car pill
Ironically enough I used to live in my car when Walmart used to be 24 hours. It was safe enough to sleep through the night at their parking lot, and I could go inside to use the bathroom and practice basic hygene. I tried not to stay there all the time and would drive up to the McDonalds truck stop for the sake of variety, or a motel if I really needed a shower. I got to save a lot of money but I wouldn't recommend it, in fact nothing is 24 hours anymore in the US