1. Tonight, on
Kitchen Nightmares,Copy !req
2. Chef Ramsay heads to
Long Beach, CaliforniaCopy !req
3. to save a 54-year-old
family restaurant—Copy !req
4. Hello, my name's Nino!Copy !req
5. —that is
under the misguidedCopy !req
6. leadership of the
oldest son, Nino, whoCopy !req
7. refuses to listen to anyone—Copy !req
8. I'm living in a fantasy worldCopy !req
9. I think you're
in a fantasy worldCopy !req
10. by the way you act here.Copy !req
11. —not his brother—Copy !req
12. Stop being angry right now.Copy !req
13. I'm not being angry,
just please stand up.Copy !req
14. You're like yelling at me.Copy !req
15. —not his sister—Copy !req
16. You need to be in charge.Copy !req
17. That's not true.Copy !req
18. —or even Chef Ramsay.Copy !req
19. You're just tryingCopy !req
20. to act like a idiot?Copy !req
21. You sound like a
idiot yourself.Copy !req
22. I sound like an idiot?Copy !req
23. His 78-year-old
mother is desperate for NinoCopy !req
24. to step up.Copy !req
25. Nino tells me he has no power
because you won't let him.Copy !req
26. That's not true.Copy !req
27. But when Chef Ramsay
points out the problems—Copy !req
28. You are
not in a position to takeCopy !req
29. responsibility for anything.Copy !req
30. —Nino has an
excuse for everything.Copy !req
31. They're freaking liars.Copy !req
32. Find out tonight if
Chef Ramsay can get throughCopy !req
33. to this stubborn manager—Copy !req
34. This doesn't even feel
like it's family-run.Copy !req
35. You are being entirely
unfair and dishonest.Copy !req
36. —and save
this feuding family—Copy !req
37. - I'm not scared of you.
- Are you threatening me?Copy !req
38. I'm not a person
that's scared.Copy !req
39. What, do you want to fight?Copy !req
40. —from closing
the doors of the restaurantCopy !req
41. for good.
- You could lie about anything.Copy !req
42. Don't talk to me like that.Copy !req
43. He's going out the door.Copy !req
44. What is that?Copy !req
45. You served me rotten food.Copy !req
46. It could possibly kill them.Copy !req
47. Then wake up!Copy !req
48. You wake up.Copy !req
49. Shut
the place down.Copy !req
50. Get out of here!Copy !req
51. That is amazing.Copy !req
52. I can't take anymore!Copy !req
53. Thank you sir.Copy !req
54. Long
Beach, California,Copy !req
55. an ocean-side community located
20 miles south of Los Angeles.Copy !req
56. Nestled in the heart
of this vibrant cityCopy !req
57. is Nino's, a
family-run restaurantCopy !req
58. opened in 1958 by immigrants
Inge and Vincenzo.Copy !req
59. When we got
to America, VincenzoCopy !req
60. wanted to open a restaurant.Copy !req
61. And that was his dream.Copy !req
62. How are you doing tonight?Copy !req
63. Very well, yourself?Copy !req
64. Welcome to Nino's.Copy !req
65. I ran the outside.Copy !req
66. He ran the kitchen.Copy !req
67. It was a lot of work, but
it was a lot of fun too.Copy !req
68. We had a great time.Copy !req
69. Oh, I'm glad you enjoyed it.Copy !req
70. My dad ran the
restaurant with an iron fist,Copy !req
71. and we were the best
that you could be.Copy !req
72. It's hard now, because he's 88.Copy !req
73. He's on the onset of dementia.Copy !req
74. And, uh, in the
last several yearsCopy !req
75. has separated himself
from the restaurant.Copy !req
76. Who's taking table 11?Copy !req
77. I have no idea.Copy !req
78. Do you have table 11?Copy !req
79. Ever since
my dad retired,Copy !req
80. my brother Nino is supposed
to be the restaurant manager.Copy !req
81. All I can say is he's
the worst employee here.Copy !req
82. He loves to run up to tables,
and go, "Hi, I'm Nino."Copy !req
83. Thinks he owns this place,
because it's named Nino's.Copy !req
84. However, my dad has told him,
"Jack in the Box, the owner noCopy !req
85. be named Jack."Copy !req
86. Pick up table six, please.Copy !req
87. I'm really quite tired.Copy !req
88. I didn't sleep last night.Copy !req
89. Terrific, thank you.Copy !req
90. Nino works here.Copy !req
91. We pay him, but basically
he does very little.Copy !req
92. He sits in the office
and watches TV.Copy !req
93. If he wouldn't be our son,
he wouldn't be working here.Copy !req
94. How's table 11 coming along?Copy !req
95. They're almost ready.Copy !req
96. Because my
brother sits around a lotCopy !req
97. and doesn't do anything,
my sister Carina and ICopy !req
98. have helped throughout
the years substantially.Copy !req
99. Then you must
have put it there.Copy !req
100. I don't have any hair.Copy !req
101. Nino, you're
making it worse.Copy !req
102. They're liars.Copy !req
103. No, they're not.Copy !req
104. My brother is 60 years old,
and he acts like he's 12.Copy !req
105. That was inappropriate,
what you just did.Copy !req
106. This is my parents legacy, and
he's going run this restaurantCopy !req
107. into the ground.Copy !req
108. You're a lying
sack of!Copy !req
109. I've got a brother
and sister that theyCopy !req
110. think they got better ideas.Copy !req
111. My brother and sister
asked Chef RamsayCopy !req
112. to come without consulting me.Copy !req
113. I have an ill feeling about it.Copy !req
114. We are so leaving.Copy !req
115. Forever.Copy !req
116. I mean, is he that
detached from reality,Copy !req
117. that he doesn't see how
much mom is suffering?Copy !req
118. They're freaking liars.Copy !req
119. This is a woman who always
pays her bills on time.Copy !req
120. And she's having to take
money out of the retirementCopy !req
121. to pay for this restaurant.Copy !req
122. To keep it going.Copy !req
123. I made a promise to
my husband VincenzoCopy !req
124. that I would keep
this restaurant going.Copy !req
125. But some nights, you have
10, 12 people coming.Copy !req
126. That doesn't do it.Copy !req
127. The last thing I want to
do is close the doors.Copy !req
128. We put a lot of love—Copy !req
129. We put a lot of
love in this place.Copy !req
130. I'm at Nino's Italian
restaurant, which is ownedCopy !req
131. by one family for 54 years.Copy !req
132. And in the restaurant
business, that is unbelievable.Copy !req
133. Sadly, things have
gone horribly wrongCopy !req
134. over the last couple of years.Copy !req
135. I'm about to find out why.Copy !req
136. Wow, I feel like
I'm back in 1958.Copy !req
137. - Hello.
- Hi.Copy !req
138. How are you doing?Copy !req
139. Nice to see you.Copy !req
140. My name is Inge.Copy !req
141. Inge?Copy !req
142. I'm not very Italian.Copy !req
143. No, I'm from Germany.Copy !req
144. From Germany?Copy !req
145. - My husband is the Italian.
- I see.Copy !req
146. Your husband's Nino?Copy !req
147. Nino is actually the son.Copy !req
148. So there's you and your
son all running the business?Copy !req
149. And Karina and Mike,
they are also my kids.Copy !req
150. And they are here many times.Copy !req
151. And how about your husband?Copy !req
152. He is kind of retired.Copy !req
153. It would be nice
to meet the family.Copy !req
154. Can we get everybody together?
- Oh, sure.Copy !req
155. Have a chat—
Everybody—Copy !req
156. —before we catch up?Copy !req
157. —is in the back.Copy !req
158. There's Mike.Copy !req
159. This is the baby, right?Copy !req
160. No, Karina is the baby.Copy !req
161. Hi, I'm Karina.Copy !req
162. - Nice to meet you.
- Likewise.Copy !req
163. And this is?
- I'm Nino.Copy !req
164. - Good to see you.
- Pleasure to meet you.Copy !req
165. Likewise.Copy !req
166. So you're the oldest?Copy !req
167. Yes, I am.Copy !req
168. I'm the one who's going
to be 60 pretty soon.Copy !req
169. I'd like to catch up
with all of you now.Copy !req
170. Let's—
- OK.Copy !req
171. —go somewhere a bit quieter.Copy !req
172. My brother Nino tells
everybody how hard he works,Copy !req
173. and that he runs
this restaurant.Copy !req
174. I'm sorry, Nino.Copy !req
175. He's not going to swallow
your BS for one second.Copy !req
176. So
how good is the food?Copy !req
177. How would you rate it out of 10?
Nino?Copy !req
178. 10.
A 10.Copy !req
179. Wow.
- Yes.Copy !req
180. Carina?Copy !req
181. I would have
to rate it as a seven.Copy !req
182. Michael?Copy !req
183. What would you give the food?Copy !req
184. I would give it an 8.Copy !req
185. So the food's good.Copy !req
186. That's great.
And what's your role?Copy !req
187. I really don't
work here all the time.Copy !req
188. I have my own career—Copy !req
189. Right.Copy !req
190. —as my sister does.Copy !req
191. I help out whenever
my mom calls.Copy !req
192. I'm Johnny-on-the-spot.Copy !req
193. Nino, the restaurant's
named after you.Copy !req
194. What's your role?Copy !req
195. The person who's always
been in charge was my dad.Copy !req
196. And then when he developed
his Alzheimer's, ICopy !req
197. stepped up in this business.Copy !req
198. Wow.Copy !req
199. What do you mean?Copy !req
200. I get here early.Copy !req
201. I do the remedial
things, as janitorial,Copy !req
202. vacuuming, cleaning
of all these plates,Copy !req
203. and cleaning the restrooms,
scrubbing the toilets,Copy !req
204. washing the patio.Copy !req
205. That's just from 8:00
until about 4:00, maybe.Copy !req
206. Weekends usually I'll come
in for extensive cleaning.Copy !req
207. Sounds like you do
a lot of cleaning.Copy !req
208. Cleaning?Copy !req
209. What are you talking about?Copy !req
210. The restaurant is a mess.Copy !req
211. Take away the cleaning.Copy !req
212. What else do you do?Copy !req
213. Carina, help me out.Copy !req
214. There's no key person.Copy !req
215. There's no one really
directing the kitchenCopy !req
216. on how the portions
should be, how the qualityCopy !req
217. needs to be consistent.Copy !req
218. Nino, you need to be
working in the kitchen.Copy !req
219. When I worked here
and Mike worked here,Copy !req
220. we jumped in the kitchen.Copy !req
221. They don't want me in there.Copy !req
222. Who?Copy !req
223. The chefs.Copy !req
224. The chefs?Copy !req
225. They're very adamant
about keepingCopy !req
226. a kitchen to themselves.Copy !req
227. It sounds like you're
put over a barrel, now.Copy !req
228. It feels like everybody's
kind of running the restaurant.Copy !req
229. I thought Nino was running it.Copy !req
230. Not really, no.Copy !req
231. That's not true.Copy !req
232. But Nino's here.Copy !req
233. Nino isn't here.Copy !req
234. He's here at lunch.Copy !req
235. So he
doesn't run dinner.Copy !req
236. Are you here for dinner?Copy !req
237. Yes.Copy !req
238. I don't
understand why you'reCopy !req
239. not here lunch and dinner.Copy !req
240. It's
something my mom and ICopy !req
241. are constantly frustrated with.Copy !req
242. Nino's doing
everything half-assed.Copy !req
243. And so, Mike and I have to
come in and help the family.Copy !req
244. Wow, I mean,
this doesn't make sense.Copy !req
245. It doesn't make sense.Copy !req
246. Irritates the crap out of me.Copy !req
247. He spends a lot of time
sitting down with customers.Copy !req
248. I mean, not just visiting,
promoting the business.Copy !req
249. Sitting down and talking
for long periods of timeCopy !req
250. in the middle of lunch.Copy !req
251. And he's the only
restaurant managerCopy !req
252. I think you will find anywhere
that has lunch at lunchtime.Copy !req
253. He spends a lot of time
in the office watching TV.Copy !req
254. This is not even true.Copy !req
255. He's not here—
It's not true?Copy !req
256. He's not here at 8:00 in
the morning when I get here.Copy !req
257. Why would I come here
at 8:00 in the morning—Copy !req
258. That's a fantasy!Copy !req
259. To watch TV!Copy !req
260. That television
here is 40 years old.Copy !req
261. And I have hi-def at home
with all the channels I need.Copy !req
262. Why wouldn't I just stay there?
I get here at 8:00—Copy !req
263. So you can tell
people you're working.Copy !req
264. Because nobody's here.Copy !req
265. You can say whatever
you're doing, right?Copy !req
266. Stretching the truth.Copy !req
267. It is not!Copy !req
268. My brother
never tells the truth.Copy !req
269. Haha, coming from
a pathological liar,Copy !req
270. I take that as a compliment.Copy !req
271. He thinks I'm
some kind of nut,Copy !req
272. because I am in a
recovery program.Copy !req
273. It has nothing
to do with that.Copy !req
274. It has nothing to do with that.
You're just a liar.Copy !req
275. He thinks we're all
living in a fantasy world,Copy !req
276. according to him.Copy !req
277. No!Copy !req
278. I think you're in a fantasy
world by the way you act here.Copy !req
279. My honest feeling is he
doesn't do crap here.Copy !req
280. He does a lot of sick—Copy !req
281. I'm talking.Copy !req
282. He makes everybody
believe he does crap.Copy !req
283. Just like last night,
he ran up to every tableCopy !req
284. and said, "Hello,
my name's Nino!"Copy !req
285. That's not true.Copy !req
286. Nino, please.Copy !req
287. Would you let me talk,
Mr. Always Talking?Copy !req
288. I see that all the time.Copy !req
289. That's why I kind of
stay back from here.Copy !req
290. Because I love this
damn restaurant.Copy !req
291. And to see it just being run
down drives me freaking crazy.Copy !req
292. To my opinion,
he doesn't do crap.Copy !req
293. My mom will admit it.Copy !req
294. My dad will admit it.Copy !req
295. My sister will admit it.Copy !req
296. But I will come out and
said it passionately.Copy !req
297. Doesn't do crap.Copy !req
298. While
the family and NinoCopy !req
299. are in complete disagreement
over his effectivenessCopy !req
300. as a manager—Copy !req
301. Thank you.
- Thank you.Copy !req
302. —they
were all in agreementCopy !req
303. that the food at Nino's is good.Copy !req
304. - How are you?
- Hi, good.Copy !req
305. How are you?Copy !req
306. Yeah,
nice to see you.Copy !req
307. Are those brothers always
butting heads like that?Copy !req
308. Are they always arguing?Copy !req
309. Yes, they are.Copy !req
310. Wow.Copy !req
311. Is that a spelling
mistake on there?Copy !req
312. Egg.Copy !req
313. Plants.Copy !req
314. As in two separate words?Copy !req
315. Yeah.Copy !req
316. It is?Copy !req
317. Shouldn't it be sort of joined?Copy !req
318. Yes.Copy !req
319. And I noticed this
one as well down here.Copy !req
320. One meat ball.Copy !req
321. Do they not know they're
going to be like—Copy !req
322. it's one word, meatball?Copy !req
323. Honestly.Copy !req
324. Do you know what?Copy !req
325. I'll go for one meatball, one
eggplant, and two picatta.Copy !req
326. OK.
Thank you.Copy !req
327. - Got it.
- Excellent.Copy !req
328. Michael, listen, I
appreciate your honesty.Copy !req
329. And I know it's hard.Copy !req
330. But, I feel like someone's
blowing smoke up my ass.Copy !req
331. My brother's
full of ..Copy !req
332. I'd be surprised if he
worked two hours a day,Copy !req
333. and that's pushing it.Copy !req
334. Would you not feel
guilty of your mumCopy !req
335. working twice as hard as you?Copy !req
336. Yeah, he should be
here day and night.Copy !req
337. That's
what I'm saying,Copy !req
338. why is he not here helping her?Copy !req
339. He doesn't have another job.Copy !req
340. He complains about not having
money, not taking a vacation.Copy !req
341. Either come here at night
or get another job—Copy !req
342. Sure
—right?Copy !req
343. You OK?
- Yeah, I'm OK.Copy !req
344. I'm OK, Gordon.
- You sure?Copy !req
345. I just ask, before
you make any judgments—Copy !req
346. I'm not making any
judgments on you at all.Copy !req
347. I'm listening.Copy !req
348. Nobody's here at 8:00 in
the morning when I'm here.Copy !req
349. And there is a job
that's an endeavor.Copy !req
350. I mean, all the way—Copy !req
351. you know, and I get back
behind here, you know.Copy !req
352. I get underneath there.
I get the plates.Copy !req
353. I get up there—
- Um.Copy !req
354. —and it doesn't
take that long.Copy !req
355. It takes about an hour or so—
- It's just—my knees-just stuckCopy !req
356. —and then I
start doing prep work.Copy !req
357. It just that—Copy !req
358. What is that?Copy !req
359. It's just stuck to my jeans.Copy !req
360. Oh my God.Copy !req
361. Have a look at that under there.Copy !req
362. Oh my God.Copy !req
363. How many bits of gum are there?Copy !req
364. There is
four pieces of gum.Copy !req
365. So you
do all this cleaning?Copy !req
366. I haven't
looked down there.Copy !req
367. I don't think you should do
that during the business hours,Copy !req
368. in front of customers.Copy !req
369. What time would
you like me to do it?Copy !req
370. Come here at 8:00 in
the morning with me.Copy !req
371. Yeah, shouldn't
you be doing that—Copy !req
372. And we'll do
it tomorrow morning.Copy !req
373. And I wouldn't do that in
your restaurant either.Copy !req
374. Well, you wouldn'tCopy !req
375. find gum under my tables.Copy !req
376. Nino is
a ball of excuses.Copy !req
377. He's just wacko.Copy !req
378. God,
this full of cobwebs.Copy !req
379. Bloody hell.Copy !req
380. Didn't get to that one.Copy !req
381. Bloody hell.Copy !req
382. Definitely didn't
get to that one.Copy !req
383. Everything else is done, right?Copy !req
384. Yep.Copy !req
385. Right.Copy !req
386. Have you seen the size
of that cobweb there?Copy !req
387. Have you seen that?Copy !req
388. Yeah, that's dust.Copy !req
389. That's-
no, that's the cobweb.Copy !req
390. Didn't see it
without the lighting.Copy !req
391. Really?
Yeah.Copy !req
392. Oh, God.Copy !req
393. How often do you clean?Copy !req
394. Every day?Copy !req
395. You know, this
is something thatCopy !req
396. takes a lot of consideration.Copy !req
397. I— you know, you can be
on this here for months.Copy !req
398. I start at one end, and then
finish at the other end,Copy !req
399. and then I come back.Copy !req
400. On this one?Copy !req
401. Oh, God.Copy !req
402. This is the 8:00
in the morning effect,Copy !req
403. five days a week for years.Copy !req
404. Bloody hell.Copy !req
405. Is there a bathroom nearby?Copy !req
406. Could we wash my hands?Copy !req
407. Yes, sir.Copy !req
408. He should have
shut up about cleaning.Copy !req
409. I don't know what
he's cleaning, but ICopy !req
410. wouldn't hire him at my
house, I promise you that.Copy !req
411. What are the pictures of?Copy !req
412. These are me cleaning and
pulling down all the bottles.Copy !req
413. Every single bottle.Copy !req
414. I've never
seen pictures of cleaning.Copy !req
415. That's a first for me.Copy !req
416. Well, that's because
my brother's alwaysCopy !req
417. questioning that I'd do it.Copy !req
418. I don't know in the first
place why he took pictures.Copy !req
419. If it's clean, you don't have
to prove it with pictures.Copy !req
420. You see it, right?Copy !req
421. This is a
chicken picatta.Copy !req
422. It's a lemon with
capers and mushrooms.Copy !req
423. Thank you darling.Copy !req
424. You're welcome.Copy !req
425. How do you like this one?Copy !req
426. Dreadful.Copy !req
427. Chicken's all flowery and slimy.Copy !req
428. OK.Copy !req
429. Come over, Nino.Copy !req
430. So, I just said to Megan.Copy !req
431. Just, just touch that, is all.Copy !req
432. I'm not going to
touch with my finger.Copy !req
433. What I'm trying to say
it's all soggy and flowery,Copy !req
434. so it's— could you—Copy !req
435. I mean, I'll do something
like that in the kitchen,Copy !req
436. but not in the dining area.Copy !req
437. That wouldn't be appropriate.Copy !req
438. I wouldn't touch food—Copy !req
439. Listen, listen.Copy !req
440. You sit me on a
table full of gum.Copy !req
441. I've got cobwebs coming
out of my earlobes.Copy !req
442. And now I'm asking you to
touch something flowery.Copy !req
443. And you say, I wouldn't do
this in the dining room.Copy !req
444. All of a sudden you've
got this level of concern.Copy !req
445. Yes, I do.Copy !req
446. Because that's food right there.Copy !req
447. And you want me to touch it.Copy !req
448. This is food that
you've given 10 out of 10.Copy !req
449. What am I supposed
to— what am I supposed to—Copy !req
450. I want you to be
honest with yourself,Copy !req
451. and stop around.Copy !req
452. I'm not around.Copy !req
453. Ready to get real?Copy !req
454. The chicken is slimy and furry.Copy !req
455. It's got raw flour
on the outside.Copy !req
456. You refuse to accept it
because you'reCopy !req
457. in the land of nod.Copy !req
458. Chef Ramsay's
sounding like an ass.Copy !req
459. Too much flour, and
it has no flavor,Copy !req
460. and— it's a very delicate
chicken, and it's delicious.Copy !req
461. He said the picatta
was disgusting.Copy !req
462. This guy's disgusting.Copy !req
463. Oh.Copy !req
464. And that's my one meatball.Copy !req
465. This is your one meatball.Copy !req
466. Makes sense.Copy !req
467. Thank you.Copy !req
468. That tastes 54 years old.Copy !req
469. Mush, disgusting,
and just dreadful.Copy !req
470. Nino, come over.Copy !req
471. You rated the food on a 10.Copy !req
472. So far, what I've
tasted, I'm embarrassed.Copy !req
473. That's too bad.Copy !req
474. The meatball,
soggy, bland, and just hideousCopy !req
475. with a salty marinara sauce.Copy !req
476. It's matter of taste.Copy !req
477. - Say that again?
- It's a matter of taste.Copy !req
478. That's not a matter of taste.Copy !req
479. When was that made?Copy !req
480. Two days ago.Copy !req
481. Really?Copy !req
482. I saw them make it.
Right.Copy !req
483. Can you have a
word with the chef?Copy !req
484. I know you're scared of them.
But ask him—Copy !req
485. I'm not scared of them.Copy !req
486. And I'm not scared of you.Copy !req
487. What's that supposed to mean?Copy !req
488. You threatening me?Copy !req
489. I'm not— I'm not a
person that's scared,Copy !req
490. so don't use that word, please.Copy !req
491. I
asked if you couldCopy !req
492. step up, take some full
responsibility, and go in thereCopy !req
493. and ask him.Copy !req
494. So, are you going
let me continue eat,Copy !req
495. or do you want to— what,
do you want to fight?Copy !req
496. Like, confrontation?Copy !req
497. We're talking about
something physical, no.Copy !req
498. Can
you leave me alone?Copy !req
499. Let me finish my lunch?Copy !req
500. Yes I will.Copy !req
501. And if you
find the balls to go and askCopy !req
502. your chef when he
made the meatballs,Copy !req
503. it'd be greatly appreciated.Copy !req
504. By the way, there's dusty
bottles above the fish tank.Copy !req
505. Wow.Copy !req
506. Valentino, when did
you make those meatballs?Copy !req
507. That's unbelievable.Copy !req
508. Friday?Copy !req
509. I find that
hard to believe.Copy !req
510. Because today is Tuesday.Copy !req
511. That couldn't be.Copy !req
512. That couldn't possibly be.Copy !req
513. Thank you.Copy !req
514. And this is the—Copy !req
515. This is the eggplant.
Wow.Copy !req
516. Thank you very much.Copy !req
517. You're welcome.Copy !req
518. He made them this
weekend, on Friday.Copy !req
519. He made them on Friday.
Yes, he did.Copy !req
520. And
today's Tuesday.Copy !req
521. Yes, it is.Copy !req
522. Friday, Saturday,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.Copy !req
523. Unbelievable.Copy !req
524. We've been selling
this sauce for 54 years—Copy !req
525. Yeah.Copy !req
526. —and we couldn't possibly
have this restaurant and haveCopy !req
527. all the success if
we didn't make a goodCopy !req
528. sauce and a good meatball.Copy !req
529. You are in denial.Copy !req
530. No.Copy !req
531. I'm not.Copy !req
532. me,
and blowing smoke up my ass.Copy !req
533. Telling me working here
eight hours a day, cleaning.Copy !req
534. Telling me the food is
great, people love it.Copy !req
535. I am myself.Copy !req
536. The chef—Copy !req
537. Then you needed
to wear diapers.Copy !req
538. The—Copy !req
539. You shouldn't be
yourself.Copy !req
540. - Are your OK?
- Yeah, I'm fine.Copy !req
541. Are you just trying to
act like idiotCopy !req
542. to make yourself sound better?
No, I'm not.Copy !req
543. I'm not a idiot.Copy !req
544. Well, then
stop sounding like one.Copy !req
545. You sound like a
idiot, yourself.Copy !req
546. I sound like an idiot?Copy !req
547. You used the word,
so I brought it back to you.Copy !req
548. I think that, that's
kind of gross.Copy !req
549. Nino, we need to calm it down.Copy !req
550. Unbelievable.Copy !req
551. Now I know the problem
in this restaurant.Copy !req
552. - Yeah.
- I'm staring at it.Copy !req
553. And I'm staring
at it as well.Copy !req
554. To be
honest, I really don'tCopy !req
555. know what's in Nino's head.
- Are we done?Copy !req
556. It's almost like he's
completely mentally unstable.Copy !req
557. I'd like to
have a quick catch up with you,Copy !req
558. mum, Carina, and your brother.Copy !req
559. OK.Copy !req
560. Let's,
uh, let's go next door.Copy !req
561. I'm at a loss for words.Copy !req
562. Honestly, I'm depressed.Copy !req
563. Dish after dish was
a disappointment.Copy !req
564. And then you rate the food
10 out of 10, perfect.Copy !req
565. It's the best Italian
food I've ever had.Copy !req
566. I have a lot of friends
that come here and eat.Copy !req
567. Your circle of "friends" isn't
keeping the business afloat.Copy !req
568. Let's get that right.Copy !req
569. And, let me tell you
something, the chicken picatta.Copy !req
570. Chicken was furry and slimy.Copy !req
571. The meatball we discovered was
made five freaking days ago.Copy !req
572. But for some bizarre reason
you have convinced yourselfCopy !req
573. that everything's fine.Copy !req
574. What you have
proven to me is that you areCopy !req
575. not in a position to take
responsibility for anything,Copy !req
576. except cleaning.Copy !req
577. For the first 40
minutes of meetingCopy !req
578. you, all you told me
about was the cleaning.Copy !req
579. You're in denial.Copy !req
580. You're refusing to listen
to the negative feedbackCopy !req
581. regarding the food.Copy !req
582. And yet you've got pictures of
yourself cleaning the place.Copy !req
583. Hello.Copy !req
584. I didn't take those pictures.Copy !req
585. You were
happy to show them to me.Copy !req
586. Well, you, you were indicating
that I don't do anything.Copy !req
587. Cleaning is
basic, like drinkingCopy !req
588. water and breathing air.Copy !req
589. And that is not management.Copy !req
590. Nino, there's
the lady that's got allCopy !req
591. the weight on her shoulders.Copy !req
592. And I don't know
when you're thinkingCopy !req
593. of getting
responsible, but let meCopy !req
594. give you some piece of advice.Copy !req
595. Hurry up, will you?Copy !req
596. I'm just
saddened, I think, really.Copy !req
597. Because it doesn't even
feel like it's family-run.Copy !req
598. I'm going to go for a walk.Copy !req
599. I'm sorry.Copy !req
600. I really got the
sense that he came in here,Copy !req
601. and I'm his target.Copy !req
602. He's 100% right.Copy !req
603. You're the biggest problem here.Copy !req
604. And if mom could initiate
your early retirement,Copy !req
605. it would be the best thing.Copy !req
606. OK.Copy !req
607. You are being entirely
unfair and dishonest about thisCopy !req
608. because you—Copy !req
609. I can't stand seeing
this place run like crap.Copy !req
610. —don't know.Copy !req
611. This fighting has to stop.Copy !req
612. OK.Copy !req
613. Well then I can't come because
I can't stand watching it.Copy !req
614. It's not just—Copy !req
615. Maybe you're taking
nerve pills, I don't know.Copy !req
616. I can't take it.Copy !req
617. I don't take nerve pills.
OK.Copy !req
618. Never.
But I can't take it.Copy !req
619. Why are you yelling
at your mother?Copy !req
620. I'm yelling because you're
saying that the fighting—Copy !req
621. like, like I come in
here just to fight.Copy !req
622. No.Copy !req
623. I come in
here, you two fighting.Copy !req
624. You need to talk.Copy !req
625. You need to talk.Copy !req
626. So maybe we stop
saying the word fighting.Copy !req
627. - Cats and dogs.Copy !req
628. We—Copy !req
629. That's what
it sounds like to me.Copy !req
630. Chef Ramsay, he
said, this is not a family.Copy !req
631. And I know it's not a family.Copy !req
632. OK.Copy !req
633. Ciao, arrivederci.Copy !req
634. Chef
Ramsay has quicklyCopy !req
635. identified the two biggest
problems of the restaurant,Copy !req
636. Nino and the food.Copy !req
637. But he's about to
learn a whole lot more,Copy !req
638. as he watches how
this kitchen functionsCopy !req
639. during a dinner service.Copy !req
640. What— what is that?Copy !req
641. Lasagna.Copy !req
642. That's lasagna?Copy !req
643. Well, if that's a lasagna,
then I'm the Pope.Copy !req
644. When was it made?
- Last Friday, no?Copy !req
645. Last Friday.Copy !req
646. Wow.Copy !req
647. That's really weird.Copy !req
648. Very weird, indeed.Copy !req
649. Oh, man.Copy !req
650. What is that?Copy !req
651. It's chicken.Copy !req
652. I
thought it was lard.Copy !req
653. It's not.
It's chicken.Copy !req
654. Wow.Copy !req
655. It's all dry.Copy !req
656. Bloody hell.Copy !req
657. Can you get me Nino, please?Copy !req
658. Nino—Copy !req
659. That's chicken.Copy !req
660. Yeah, I know.Copy !req
661. Here, taste it.
Because it's been sit—Copy !req
662. All right, all right.Copy !req
663. It's dry, bland, and
it's just been reheatedCopy !req
664. now for your pasta dishes.
Yeah.Copy !req
665. Sure.Copy !req
666. I like the taste.Copy !req
667. That is
not the way to cook.Copy !req
668. Right.Copy !req
669. I believe Chef Ramsay
may have exaggerated.Copy !req
670. It almost sounded like
it was unsalvageable.Copy !req
671. Throw
that away, please, yeah.Copy !req
672. I don't even want
that saved for a dog.Copy !req
673. OK.Copy !req
674. Do you have the
cauliflower pancakes?Copy !req
675. This is yours.Copy !req
676. As the dishes leave
the kitchen reasonably quick—Copy !req
677. And the pasta fagioli.Copy !req
678. —complaints from
customers are almost immediate.Copy !req
679. Look at this though.Copy !req
680. This is supposed to be
the breading, I think.Copy !req
681. This is no good.Copy !req
682. Yeah, I think I'm
going to send this back.Copy !req
683. Sure, let me take.Copy !req
684. Sorry for that.Copy !req
685. Way too much grease.Copy !req
686. Oh no,
what's wrong with that?Copy !req
687. That has too much—Copy !req
688. Oh, you
are kidding me.Copy !req
689. What is that?Copy !req
690. Come on, guys.Copy !req
691. This is an example
of Nino not knowingCopy !req
692. how to manage this restaurant.Copy !req
693. He should be in the kitchen,
making sure that our foodCopy !req
694. quality is consistent.Copy !req
695. OK, where is Nino?Copy !req
696. Helping the kitchen.Copy !req
697. That's what you need to do.Copy !req
698. I haven't eaten
anything all day.Copy !req
699. Are you kidding me?Copy !req
700. Nino's eating dinner with
my mom and dad out front.Copy !req
701. While he should be working.Copy !req
702. If he had the initiative, the
assertiveness to take over,Copy !req
703. we wouldn't be in
this situation.Copy !req
704. OK, so, Nino's just
continually stands there,Copy !req
705. and that's the frustrating
thing right now.Copy !req
706. Because I look, and
he's like in my rightCopy !req
707. peripheral at all times.Copy !req
708. And
you got your poor 78Copy !req
709. year-old mother standing
at the front, clinging on?Copy !req
710. We've got a mess in here.Copy !req
711. Ugh, mushrooms and my God.Copy !req
712. Are they the meatballs?
- Yeah.Copy !req
713. When are they from?Copy !req
714. Uh, Friday.Copy !req
715. Friday.Copy !req
716. These are from Friday, as well?Copy !req
717. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
718. Look at it.Copy !req
719. How old is that,
to go that color?Copy !req
720. I have a feeling
if I ask someday,Copy !req
721. they'd say, no
doubt, from Friday.Copy !req
722. When was it made?Copy !req
723. How old is that?Copy !req
724. It is, uh, from Friday.Copy !req
725. Friday again.Copy !req
726. Busy day, Friday.Copy !req
727. Have you seen inside
your refrigeration?Copy !req
728. Yes, absolutely.Copy !req
729. We actually do a full, full
thorough cleaning every night.Copy !req
730. Have you got two minutes?Copy !req
731. Yes, sir.Copy !req
732. Just look
down there, the back there.Copy !req
733. Yeah, there's some
product on the ground.Copy !req
734. Some
what on the ground?Copy !req
735. Mushrooms.Copy !req
736. Yeah, there is.Copy !req
737. And
have you any idea—Copy !req
738. this is— this is here.Copy !req
739. This is just left there.Copy !req
740. My God.Copy !req
741. What's that?Copy !req
742. It's a pepper.Copy !req
743. You've been
serving this all night.Copy !req
744. It's not even scaled.Copy !req
745. You're the man that
gave me 10 out of 10.Copy !req
746. Come on, then.Copy !req
747. I don't know what to say.Copy !req
748. While
Nino says he takesCopy !req
749. great pride in the cleanliness
of the restaurant—Copy !req
750. What's this?Copy !req
751. —Chef Ramsay
discovers another horrorCopy !req
752. story in the walk-in.Copy !req
753. That is rancid.Copy !req
754. How long does a red pepper take
before it goes that rotten?Copy !req
755. Just smell that.Copy !req
756. They can go fast.Copy !req
757. They can what?Copy !req
758. They can go faster
than you expect.Copy !req
759. How would you feelCopy !req
760. if your customers saw that?Copy !req
761. That's what I'm
trying to say to you.Copy !req
762. All right.Copy !req
763. I mean I'm sorry it's there,
but we wouldn't take thatCopy !req
764. and then serve it to somebody.Copy !req
765. But what I'm trying
to say is that signifiesCopy !req
766. how this whole business is run.Copy !req
767. I'll give in on
that refrigerator.Copy !req
768. I'm horribly
disappointed about it,Copy !req
769. but it's impossible to
do everything properly.Copy !req
770. You're
not doing your jobCopy !req
771. to the best of
the ability that'sCopy !req
772. necessary to run this business.Copy !req
773. If you want to say that, I'm
sure that's your prerogative.Copy !req
774. It's not my prerogative.Copy !req
775. I'm watching it.Copy !req
776. I'm watching you doing
it by the minute.Copy !req
777. I don't have the
authority to assert myself,Copy !req
778. and then when I ask somebody—Copy !req
779. You do, you know.Copy !req
780. You do.Copy !req
781. You just never have.Copy !req
782. Your mum wants you to step up.Copy !req
783. I'm so confused.Copy !req
784. She wants you to do it.
- Uh—Copy !req
785. You're nearly 60.Copy !req
786. Is that true what
he just told me?Copy !req
787. He has no power because
you won't let him?Copy !req
788. That's not true.Copy !req
789. That's not the way it is, Nino.Copy !req
790. Why do you tell
stories like that?Copy !req
791. How many times
have I gone in thereCopy !req
792. and tried to assert myself?Copy !req
793. When is it— two
or three years ago?Copy !req
794. I had to go in the hospital.Copy !req
795. You went completely out drunk.Copy !req
796. I had a relapse and
ended up in the hospital.Copy !req
797. What I saw
was so disgusting.Copy !req
798. I had to hold him down
in the emergency room.Copy !req
799. You know, they had to
put him in restraints.Copy !req
800. I made a bad decision.Copy !req
801. She still has a
resentment about it,Copy !req
802. and I don't know what
I can do about it.Copy !req
803. Do me a favor.Copy !req
804. I need to spend two minutes
with your mother now.Copy !req
805. All right.Copy !req
806. I feel for you.Copy !req
807. I'm, I'm, sorry.Copy !req
808. I didn't realize.
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
809. He almost died.Copy !req
810. I'm sorry.Copy !req
811. Yeah.Copy !req
812. Well,
you hold it against him,Copy !req
813. or is it down to the
actual work and commitment?Copy !req
814. I think it's the
work and commitment.Copy !req
815. Is he lazy?Copy !req
816. What is it?Copy !req
817. Yeah.Copy !req
818. I am
here to help you.Copy !req
819. You must understand that.Copy !req
820. Yeah, yeah.Copy !req
821. Can we meet
first thing tomorrow morning?Copy !req
822. Mm-hmmCopy !req
823. Thank you.
- Thank you.Copy !req
824. As Chef Ramsay has
made a commitment to IngeCopy !req
825. to help save the restaurant—Copy !req
826. Good
morning, my darling.Copy !req
827. Good morning.Copy !req
828. —he
knows his next stepCopy !req
829. is to make sure that Nino is
committed to changing his ways.Copy !req
830. So this morning, he fills
Inge in on his plan.Copy !req
831. Right now,
Nino thinks every dayCopy !req
832. that this restaurant's not
going to close because you'reCopy !req
833. going to continue funding it.Copy !req
834. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
835. If he
starts to understandCopy !req
836. that you've had enough,
that may wake this guy up.Copy !req
837. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
838. So
here's the plan.Copy !req
839. I'm going to board up the
whole front of this restaurant.Copy !req
840. So it looks like the
business is closed.Copy !req
841. I'll be hiding
around the corner.Copy !req
842. I'll be around there.Copy !req
843. And I want to hear what he
has to say to his motherCopy !req
844. when you say, I'm
shutting it down.Copy !req
845. Is that him showing you hunger?Copy !req
846. What he can do.Copy !req
847. That he can do it.Copy !req
848. Exactly that.
Do we agree?Copy !req
849. - Yeah.
- Perfect.Copy !req
850. Hi, mom.Copy !req
851. What's going on?Copy !req
852. I talked to
Gordon this morning,Copy !req
853. and I decided to
close that business.Copy !req
854. I cannot do it anymore.Copy !req
855. It doesn't work.Copy !req
856. Is that what you think?Copy !req
857. Yeah.Copy !req
858. All right.Copy !req
859. Fine.Copy !req
860. Is that all
you have to say?Copy !req
861. Well, Mom,
it's your restaurant.Copy !req
862. You're the one that has
the decision on this.Copy !req
863. But, I think we
should keep it open.Copy !req
864. That's my personal opinion.Copy !req
865. I don't want to give up.Copy !req
866. I know we can hold
out and do it.Copy !req
867. I cannot put any
more money in this place.Copy !req
868. I'm willing to fight
to keep this restaurant open.Copy !req
869. Do you have some
suggestion how we can do that?Copy !req
870. We have an expert in
the restaurant business.Copy !req
871. We can ask him.Copy !req
872. Do you really want to do it?Copy !req
873. Yes, absolutely.Copy !req
874. Hey!Copy !req
875. Chef Ramsay.Copy !req
876. Hi, how are you doing?Copy !req
877. So, 54
years in the making.Copy !req
878. And the business is on
the brink of closure.Copy !req
879. You're part of that failure.
- YeahCopy !req
880. Do you
understand what that means?Copy !req
881. Yes, I do Chef.Copy !req
882. It's got to come
from you, Nino.Copy !req
883. I'm ready to commit.Copy !req
884. Take control, Nino.Copy !req
885. I shall.Copy !req
886. No more excuses.Copy !req
887. Just be on top of everything.Copy !req
888. I'm willing, Mom.Copy !req
889. The business is going to have
to become the new priority.Copy !req
890. Number one.Copy !req
891. Number one.Copy !req
892. At this point,
I believe Nino reallyCopy !req
893. wants to turn his
life around, and heCopy !req
894. wants to do what's best for
the restaurant and the family.Copy !req
895. While Nino says
he's committed to change—Copy !req
896. How
are you, darling?Copy !req
897. —Chef
Ramsey feels it'sCopy !req
898. important that he shares
this news with his brotherCopy !req
899. and his sister.Copy !req
900. OK.Copy !req
901. The lack of commitment
with Nino has been going onCopy !req
902. for far too long, and your
mother stepped up and told him,Copy !req
903. I've had enough.Copy !req
904. And Nino, to his credit,
turned around and said, Mum,Copy !req
905. I want to do this.Copy !req
906. I'm committed.Copy !req
907. Yes.Copy !req
908. I don't believe that.Copy !req
909. Nino, you've been in
denial for a long timeCopy !req
910. what your responsibilities
have been.Copy !req
911. You've made so many promises
to all of us over your life,Copy !req
912. and this time you
need to be in charge.Copy !req
913. He's committed to
that this morning,Copy !req
914. and this is the new Nino.Copy !req
915. Maybe for
three, four weeks.Copy !req
916. But then he'll revert
back to the old Nino.Copy !req
917. I— I'm asking—Copy !req
918. let's get out of the past.Copy !req
919. What is it we can
do from this pointCopy !req
920. to move forward, and treat
each other with decency?Copy !req
921. And walk away shaking
each other's hands?Copy !req
922. OK.Copy !req
923. No more excuses.Copy !req
924. No more denial.Copy !req
925. I need you to be the
big brother that you'reCopy !req
926. supposed to be to this family.Copy !req
927. I'm going to
be much more focusedCopy !req
928. on doing things that make
the business more successful.Copy !req
929. And that's the truth.Copy !req
930. Michael?Copy !req
931. Let's go for it.Copy !req
932. Thank you.Copy !req
933. I am willing to
give Nino another chance.Copy !req
934. For God's sake, he's my brother.Copy !req
935. I believe he can
change, but I'm notCopy !req
936. going to make any bets on it.Copy !req
937. Now that Nino is
willing to take the reins,Copy !req
938. and the family is
ready to move forward,Copy !req
939. Chef Ramsay gives this
restaurant its first faceCopy !req
940. lift in over half a century.Copy !req
941. Good morning.
Good morning.Copy !req
942. Good morning.
Chef Ramsay.Copy !req
943. Are you excited?
Yes.Copy !req
944. Very.
A lot.Copy !req
945. A lot.
- Right.Copy !req
946. Take off your blindfolds.Copy !req
947. Oh my God.Copy !req
948. Oh my God.Copy !req
949. This is incredible.Copy !req
950. Wow.Copy !req
951. It's unbelievable.Copy !req
952. Are we in Nino's?Copy !req
953. I know there's a sign
that says Nino's.Copy !req
954. Welcome
to the new Nino's.Copy !req
955. I love the lights.Copy !req
956. I love it.Copy !req
957. GORDON RAMSAY: 54
years in the making.Copy !req
958. We got rid of the
drab brown color.Copy !req
959. And we lightened the walls up.Copy !req
960. Yes?Copy !req
961. Thank God.
Yes.Copy !req
962. Yeah.Copy !req
963. Gone are the
Chianti bottles clutteringCopy !req
964. the ceiling and gathering dust.Copy !req
965. Now, we have a brand
new light fixturesCopy !req
966. made from old apple baskets.Copy !req
967. I think it's awesome.Copy !req
968. I think it's hot.Copy !req
969. I'm speechless
seeing all of this.Copy !req
970. It's very crisp
and clean-looking.Copy !req
971. Welcome.Copy !req
972. Oh my gosh.Copy !req
973. WonderfulCopy !req
974. This is amazing.Copy !req
975. Oh my God.Copy !req
976. I love this.Copy !req
977. First of all,
we have decluttered this room—Copy !req
978. Yay.Copy !req
979. —painted it fresh,Copy !req
980. and these beauties here
are handmade family tables.Copy !req
981. Oh, they're beautiful.Copy !req
982. Inge,
what do you think?Copy !req
983. This is the greatest
thing because thisCopy !req
984. reminds me of Germany.Copy !req
985. The people they all
sit on tables together,Copy !req
986. and they have a wonderful time.Copy !req
987. I think it looks great.Copy !req
988. We had the old
Nino's for 54 years.Copy !req
989. It was time to freshen it up.Copy !req
990. I think with this change can
be here for many more years.Copy !req
991. Oh, you kept our old picture.Copy !req
992. Of course I did.Copy !req
993. Ha, ha.Copy !req
994. You
like it, darling?Copy !req
995. I do.Copy !req
996. Oh,
no, don't get upset.Copy !req
997. Come on.
- God, I'm so grateful.Copy !req
998. I don't know how
to say thank you.Copy !req
999. Oh, well, be happy.Copy !req
1000. I'm so happy.Copy !req
1001. I'm so thankful to you.Copy !req
1002. Please.Copy !req
1003. This is like a
dream come true.Copy !req
1004. I don't know how to thank you.Copy !req
1005. Fall back in love with
this amazing restaurant.Copy !req
1006. Definitely.Copy !req
1007. I'm speechless.Copy !req
1008. I'm really, really grate—Copy !req
1009. thank you.Copy !req
1010. Thank you, Gordon.Copy !req
1011. To match the
new contemporary designCopy !req
1012. of the restaurant—Copy !req
1013. Take one menu, and
pass it along, please.Copy !req
1014. —Chef
Ramsay has createdCopy !req
1015. a rustic menu to complement it.Copy !req
1016. It looks delicious.Copy !req
1017. It looks like it
should be in a painting.Copy !req
1018. Very authentic.Copy !req
1019. Oh,
everything's so perfect.Copy !req
1020. Now,
enjoy the food.Copy !req
1021. This is so incredible.
Dig in.Copy !req
1022. OK.
Delicious.Copy !req
1023. Oh my God.Copy !req
1024. Wow.Copy !req
1025. Tastes good, chicken parmigano.Copy !req
1026. Bravo.Copy !req
1027. It's relaunch
night, and Chef Ramsay hasCopy !req
1028. a new important job for Nino.Copy !req
1029. Running the kitchen.
- You ready.Copy !req
1030. - Yes, sir.
- You're going to be expediting.Copy !req
1031. Absolutely.Copy !req
1032. And
stay on top of it.Copy !req
1033. We are not going to argue
in front of the team.Copy !req
1034. Yep.
Yes.Copy !req
1035. This is it.Copy !req
1036. Hi, welcome.Copy !req
1037. On a rainy summer night.Copy !req
1038. It's so much brighter.Copy !req
1039. So much ambience.Copy !req
1040. So much everything.Copy !req
1041. Yeah, I love it.Copy !req
1042. Yes, sir.Copy !req
1043. I'll try the
ricotta cannatelli.Copy !req
1044. - Sounds good.
- Fire up number 15.Copy !req
1045. 15.Copy !req
1046. At this point, it's time
to step up and finallyCopy !req
1047. convince Chef Ramsey
that I can do this job,Copy !req
1048. that I can expedite.
OK.Copy !req
1049. Veal's up, chef.
OK.Copy !req
1050. We're ready.Copy !req
1051. Linguine's coming
up right behind us.Copy !req
1052. With Nino
managing the kitchen—Copy !req
1053. All right, here we go.
Bam.Copy !req
1054. Pasta.Copy !req
1055. —food is coming
out at a steady pace.Copy !req
1056. We have a veal.Copy !req
1057. Sauce is excellent.Copy !req
1058. But as
more orders come in—Copy !req
1059. Here you go, Nino.Copy !req
1060. OK.Copy !req
1061. We need to slow it
up back out there.Copy !req
1062. —Nino is
starting to get overwhelmed.Copy !req
1063. Nino.Copy !req
1064. Is that another one?Copy !req
1065. Yes.
Nino.Copy !req
1066. Is that right?Copy !req
1067. Somebody's having a
minestrone for an entree?Copy !req
1068. Yes, it is.Copy !req
1069. Are you sure?Copy !req
1070. Yes.Copy !req
1071. Then how can there
be five entrees?Copy !req
1072. All I want to do is
make sure we check itCopy !req
1073. so we don't screw the kitchen.
- Well, I can—Copy !req
1074. I can check back.Copy !req
1075. He's at table 12.
I'll be right back.Copy !req
1076. Let's go.Copy !req
1077. Nino started getting
backed up and overwhelmed,Copy !req
1078. so I would do everything
I could to stop it.Copy !req
1079. This check just disappeared.Copy !req
1080. So we've
got issues with the ticket.Copy !req
1081. I got it.
I got it.Copy !req
1082. - Oh, well, you can't—
- They want all—Copy !req
1083. they want all this
at the same time.Copy !req
1084. Just checking.
That's all.Copy !req
1085. We're just checking.
- Yeah, I found out.Copy !req
1086. Actually, Mike, I've
got this under control.Copy !req
1087. If both of us are going
to be up here, we can't—Copy !req
1088. I need a
margarita pizza, Valentino.Copy !req
1089. And a cheese tortellini.Copy !req
1090. Hold on one second.Copy !req
1091. Mike just kind of
inserted himself into the line,Copy !req
1092. and I can see that's going
to be very combative.Copy !req
1093. I feel like there's,
you know, a warCopy !req
1094. brewing at the pickup window.Copy !req
1095. We're really falling behind.Copy !req
1096. Excuse me, I can't
see over your stomach.Copy !req
1097. What table is this?Copy !req
1098. Lasagna.Copy !req
1099. Nino, please don't
sleep on the counter.Copy !req
1100. Stand up like this.Copy !req
1101. I can't see the checks.Copy !req
1102. Just relax, all right.Copy !req
1103. You know, please.Copy !req
1104. Just stop being
angry at everyone.Copy !req
1105. I'm not being angry.
Just please stand up.Copy !req
1106. You've been yelling at
everybody around here.Copy !req
1107. Posture.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.Copy !req
1108. You have to be calm.Copy !req
1109. Yeah, yeah, right.Copy !req
1110. I need a calamari
appetizer, then a veal.Copy !req
1111. You got to give
me table numbers, man.Copy !req
1112. Sorry, you really do.Copy !req
1113. You've got to help me out.Copy !req
1114. You're clearly not.Copy !req
1115. - Table 12.
- I'm kidding.Copy !req
1116. Take this, man.Copy !req
1117. Pick up table five.
Cappatelli.Copy !req
1118. Spaghetti meatball.Copy !req
1119. I need a calamari
pick up appetizer.Copy !req
1120. And a minestrone.
- Shut up.Copy !req
1121. Don't talk to me like
that, or we'll come back thereCopy !req
1122. and have a nice talk.
You got it?Copy !req
1123. me.Copy !req
1124. Talks to me like that again,
he's going out the door.Copy !req
1125. It's relaunch
night at Nino's—Copy !req
1126. I need a calamari
pick up appetizer.Copy !req
1127. I 20 people talking.Copy !req
1128. —and Michael has
pushed Nino out of the wayCopy !req
1129. and is trying to
lead the kitchen.Copy !req
1130. Mike, I got
this under control.Copy !req
1131. Yeah.Copy !req
1132. But
unfortunately, he's puttingCopy !req
1133. the relaunch in jeopardy.Copy !req
1134. Shut up.Copy !req
1135. Don't talk to me like
that, or we'll come back thereCopy !req
1136. and have a nice talk.Copy !req
1137. You got it?Copy !req
1138. me.Copy !req
1139. Mike.
Come here.Copy !req
1140. Come here.Copy !req
1141. Come here.Copy !req
1142. Don't blow up.Copy !req
1143. There's no point in
blowing the whole—Copy !req
1144. No, I don't blow up.Copy !req
1145. I was coming up to
try to clear the mess.Copy !req
1146. Let's— let's keep it calm.Copy !req
1147. OK.
Very good.Copy !req
1148. I'm calm as a
cucumber right now.Copy !req
1149. Sure.Copy !req
1150. Why don't you go outside
and get some fresh air?Copy !req
1151. You've got it.Copy !req
1152. - Nino, table fast?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1153. Yeah, brilliant.Copy !req
1154. Right now, Anthony needs
you here on all plates.Copy !req
1155. Exactly.Copy !req
1156. - Yeah, head chef, expediter.
- Right.Copy !req
1157. You've got to stay like that.Copy !req
1158. Exactly.Copy !req
1159. I need a calamari for five.Copy !req
1160. I need a calamari for eight.Copy !req
1161. Excellent.Copy !req
1162. Let's go.Copy !req
1163. Order up.
Michael?Copy !req
1164. Yeah.Copy !req
1165. Can I
have a word please?Copy !req
1166. Don't let this spoil tonight.Copy !req
1167. Just take a big, deep breath.Copy !req
1168. I can't turn off my
emotions like that.Copy !req
1169. I'm not a light switch.Copy !req
1170. I'm not asking you to.Copy !req
1171. But you're letting that just
spoil the whole thing.Copy !req
1172. And when I'm not here, and
your brother pisses you off,Copy !req
1173. you've got to show
some form of control.Copy !req
1174. That's all.
Control.Copy !req
1175. Don't let it spoil the night.
Yeah, OK.Copy !req
1176. I appreciate it.Copy !req
1177. I'm waiting for table
two whenever ready.Copy !req
1178. COOK
Here we go.Copy !req
1179. Fire the lasagna.Copy !req
1180. OK, I'm going to
take this table 12.Copy !req
1181. You got it.
Thank you.Copy !req
1182. Here's your
calamari you needed.Copy !req
1183. Thank you.Copy !req
1184. All
right, the calamari.Copy !req
1185. Everything's going
well right now.Copy !req
1186. You're doing good.Copy !req
1187. And the steak.Copy !req
1188. It's really good.Copy !req
1189. It's very good.Copy !req
1190. This is everything I've
ever wanted for our restaurantCopy !req
1191. and hoped for.Copy !req
1192. I'm so overjoyed.Copy !req
1193. It's surreal right now.Copy !req
1194. Did you already get
that, number seven?Copy !req
1195. Spaghetti meatball?Copy !req
1196. They're all finished, finished.Copy !req
1197. I can't remember the last
time Nino worked that hard.Copy !req
1198. I hope we're going to be here
many more years, including me.Copy !req
1199. Just with a little less work.Copy !req
1200. That's the
last ticket out.Copy !req
1201. Good.
Well done.Copy !req
1202. - Thank you.
- Cheers, guys.Copy !req
1203. Love the food.Copy !req
1204. Cheers!Copy !req
1205. Let me tell you.Copy !req
1206. That wasn't a perfect evening,
but thinking that nothing'sCopy !req
1207. been changed for 54
years, there was no wayCopy !req
1208. it was going to be perfect.
Let's be honest.Copy !req
1209. Yeah.Copy !req
1210. Nino,
you didn't disappear.Copy !req
1211. You stood there and took it.Copy !req
1212. Well done.Copy !req
1213. Thank you.Copy !req
1214. I think you did a
remarkable thing for us.Copy !req
1215. And I want this to work
100% with all my fiber.Copy !req
1216. You stick with it.Copy !req
1217. And Michael, how would
you sum up tonight?Copy !req
1218. It was just very confusing.Copy !req
1219. New look.Copy !req
1220. New menu.Copy !req
1221. You know, we'll see what our
regular customers think too.Copy !req
1222. But I can't speak for them.Copy !req
1223. Sure.Copy !req
1224. Do you want it to work?Copy !req
1225. Yes, I do.
Yeah?Copy !req
1226. I'm unconvinced
you actually wantCopy !req
1227. to change, let me tell you.Copy !req
1228. Well.Copy !req
1229. I've got to go.Copy !req
1230. Tragic.Copy !req
1231. This has been the
best day of our family's life,Copy !req
1232. and Mike is being
a complete ..Copy !req
1233. It's really disappointing
to see him walkingCopy !req
1234. out and being so ungrateful.Copy !req
1235. I hope my family can get
behind all this changeCopy !req
1236. and really support it.Copy !req
1237. I'm hoping to.Copy !req
1238. Look after yourselves,
will you please?Copy !req
1239. And look after each other.Copy !req
1240. Good night.Copy !req
1241. Good night.Copy !req
1242. Thank you so much.Copy !req
1243. Bye mom.
Thank you.Copy !req
1244. Bye, good night.Copy !req
1245. When this restaurant
started, there's no Internet.Copy !req
1246. Man had not landed on the moon.Copy !req
1247. And there was no such
thing as a color TV.Copy !req
1248. But there was Nino's,
and the only wayCopy !req
1249. this restaurant can
continue is if the familyCopy !req
1250. put the past behind them.Copy !req
1251. I'm not sure if
they can, but I'mCopy !req
1252. really hoping they can do so.
Wow.Copy !req
1253. Nino.Copy !req
1254. He can clean, and take
photographs as well.Copy !req
1255. In the weeks that
followed, although MichaelCopy !req
1256. distanced himself
from the restaurant,Copy !req
1257. the rest of the
family has stepped up.Copy !req
1258. Fire up nine—Copy !req
1259. Yep.Copy !req
1260. —and seven
and the fireplace.Copy !req
1261. Nino
was working harderCopy !req
1262. and is taking on more
responsibilities,Copy !req
1263. but the task of running the
business on a day-to-day basisCopy !req
1264. still falls on Inge's shoulders.Copy !req
1265. You enjoyed the pizza?Copy !req
1266. Yes.Copy !req
1267. Oh, great.Copy !req
1268. And despite
her full time job—Copy !req
1269. I do want us to
just all work together.Copy !req
1270. —Carina
has increased herCopy !req
1271. presence at Nino's in
hopes that the 54-year-oldCopy !req
1272. family restaurant—Copy !req
1273. Here's to mama and papa NinoCopy !req
1274. —will live on as a
legacy for generations to come.Copy !req