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Yet another episode of "Hell's Kitchen" ends and another hope filled chef of becoming Gordon Ramsay's next prized chef, bites the dust.  I'd have to agree with the decision of last nights episode and Joanna did deserve to leave.  Kudos to Jen for owning up to her mistake in front of Chef Ramsay, though I can't say what she did was much better, but rancid crab does have the potential to kill someone or it can make them seriously sick, like Chef Ramsay said.  The fact that Joanna didn't apologize for her mistake makes it worse, in my opinion and also it proves the fact that she's unremorseful and not obligated to apologize for such a blunder, which to me is a bad character flaw.  Honestly, if you're handling food or ingredients and can't smell it as you plate the food, then you have no reason to be in a high caliber restaurant.  Cooking is about the senses, including common, and if you don't have it, then as Gordon Ramsay says, "piss off".  Confidence is important to have in an industry that has little to no reward, but when it borders on arrogance, then issues arise and the quality of food you produce will suffer as well.  I also think the way that the red team judge the waffle house cook (I forget her name..sorry) is ridiculous.  Everyone has strengths and being a great breakfast chef is not an easy task.  How quickly they forget who was the lead contributor to the red team for winning that days challenge. 

Anywho, I will stop ranting about the episode; I just wanted to give my opinion of the episode and I thank you for reading.

~madrico

PS - One last point/note is that I am glad to see Aaron (I think that's his name) not come back.  That dude was pitiful and I was surprised he lasted this long.