>when the civie orders an item on predetermined list

I liked the episode where he had the anxiety

Is this ratfaced soitard actually popular with women, or is it just gaslighting?

imagine the same show but it's office workers getting PTSD from doing excel spreadsheets

>>213106772
literally me

>>213106772
I had to make a power point presentation and this week and got a little stressed.

>>213106061 (OP)
>orders an item on the predetermined list
>minus one ingredient
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>213106772
Usually TV shows about office work involved soul crushing existential crises cause most of the work & culture is fake.

>>213106772
that would actually work and be really novel.
normies would be ready for a show that was more like watching a stream, ie you are watching other peoples monitors and seeing them interact with the computer mainly. room for espionage, spy shit, secret affairs, outsourcing your work, macros, etc.
this is actually too intelligent though for the execs to grasp and get right, but i think it would capture the zoomers right up.
here's an example of it being done a decade ago\
had trouble finding it because it looks like they just removed the old videos and remastered it
https://youtu.be/htgCFL6pjsc

I'm surprised nobody ever combined The Bear with the Oppenheimer meme
>my customer... le ordered?

>>213106772
>office worker frantically doing a spreadsheet because a meeting is happening in an hour
>gets a teams message notification
>has a nervous breakdown
haha

>>213107048
I like this. minimal start up cost as well.. anon give it a shot? it would have to be way better than what you linked though that shit was garbage

>>213106772
So office space?

>>213107223
>it would have to be way better than what you linked though that shit was garbage
it actually has an interesting plot, good for what it is anyway. i watched season 1 awhile ago but i understand it's not for everyone, and i agree it would need to be tightened in a lot of ways. there's multiple characters and you get to see how they run different systems and stuff, that should be introduced more quickly, switching back to perspectives of the people. the show i linked does it very gradually, like each new episode is one characters perspective usually.

>>213106061 (OP)
Restaurants like The Bear are normally pre fixe or are tasting menu only. Actual customer customization would be very low outside of special requests.

>>213107462
yet another fag who's never been able to afford going to 5 star restaurants regularly.
people don't understand 5 star restaurants are like fast food chains for comfortably wealthy people. they make substitutions and ask for stuff all the time(or more likely the restaurant is expected to know what the shipping magnate likes on his beef au jus when he shows up for his weekly brunch).
that's where the stress comes from - they CAN'T just focus on the food no matter how much chefs parrot that irl. it's a social business and people who suck at it (like the JAW does in the tv show) always have a schizo breakdown around the corner.

>>213108125
I've been to numerous Michelin star restaurants, what are you talking about retard? In the show they literally do a tasting menu lmao, what do you think a "special request" is but a substitution? ESL, definitely.

>>213106515
he definitely would be until they see his height. check the top google searches for his name, searches for his height pop up right away.

intense, mysterious white guy with messy hair and muscular arms/hands (by dyel normie standards) is hitting a lot of checkboxes for women. the fact that he is famous is a huge multiplier because women love status about on par with height.

>>213106772
This was a whole genre of movies in the 90s

will there be a spin off for people who do fast food? i once compared two people something like ''oh well you both deal with the public in general, and it's both food'' and they got very defensive that it wasn't the same thing

>>213108661
yeah but at least they went apeshit and killed people instead of crying for three seasons

>>213110098
Kitchen staff is like the national guard and office workers are seal team 6, no comparison