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'''Kitchen Nightmares but just the important parts'''
==Kitchen Nightmares but just the important parts==
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I searched for 46 more or less emotional keywords. Everything from "shit", "disgusting" and "shocking" to "good", "great" and "awesome" (but most importantly "[__]", which is YouTubes way of decoding profanity). My original intent was to just show how adjectives are used in kitchen nightmares to drive the storytelling. It turned out however that they are used so frequently that the video encapsulates the whole plot. It is perfectly understandable what happens. But also some interesting things happen. For example, lots of adjectives are introduced by chef Ramsay and simply copied by the others. Also some dialogues function perfectly with just a touch of humor. Look out for Ramsay talking to the rastaurants owner Joe.
I searched for 46 more or less emotional keywords. Everything from "shit", "disgusting" and "shocking" to "good", "great" and "awesome" (but most importantly "[__]", which is YouTubes way of decoding profanity). My original intent was to just show how adjectives are used in kitchen nightmares to drive the storytelling. It turned out however that they are used so frequently that the video encapsulates the whole plot. It is perfectly understandable what happens. But also some interesting things happen. For example, lots of adjectives are introduced by chef Ramsay and simply copied by the others. Also some dialogues function perfectly with just a touch of humor. Look out for Ramsay talking to the rastaurants owner Joe.

Revision as of 14:55, 7 November 2021

Kitchen Nightmares but just the important parts

Kitchen Nightmares but just the important parts

I searched for 46 more or less emotional keywords. Everything from "shit", "disgusting" and "shocking" to "good", "great" and "awesome" (but most importantly "[__]", which is YouTubes way of decoding profanity). My original intent was to just show how adjectives are used in kitchen nightmares to drive the storytelling. It turned out however that they are used so frequently that the video encapsulates the whole plot. It is perfectly understandable what happens. But also some interesting things happen. For example, lots of adjectives are introduced by chef Ramsay and simply copied by the others. Also some dialogues function perfectly with just a touch of humor. Look out for Ramsay talking to the rastaurants owner Joe.