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hello everyone welcome back to the film insight channel in today's video we're going to cover
some of the worst kitchens to ever be featured on kitchen nightmares so sit back relax and without
further ado let's get straight into the content guys we're starting things off with the seascape
peter peter one second did you hear what i said marijuana i didn't ask you to go mop up that
[ __ ] used to doing it yeah oh that's not the right answer bud given that it first opened its
doors in 1962 seascape inn located in iceland new york is one of long island's oldest dining
establishments the restaurant owned by irene and her son peter was featured in the fourth episode
of the first season back in the day the inn was bustling with business but now it's struggling
to stay afloat here's how peter described the seascape to chef ramsay describe seascape for me
it's a titanic it was a luxury liner and it's sinking i see it as a very poorly run restaurant
at the time that the famous chef was called in peter was a million dollars in debts and was
at risk of losing the business for good 800 to a million dollars to save the seascape i don't want
my doors to close but what am i doing wrong when chef ramsay later joined the owners at the table
he almost immediately detected a bad odor in the dining area as disgusting as it may be it actually
turned out to be sewage the famous chef places an order through a waitress named marilyn who has
worked at the restaurant since 1967. that's some dedication anyway he gets some crab cakes lobster
ravioli and cajun salmon as he waits for his order he decides to inspect the place a little bit
chef ramsay finds that the decor is dated ancient and worn down the first dish to come was the crab
cakes and then came the salmon which was too dry and the lobster ravioli which wasn't fresh
when marilyn shared jeff ramsay's feedback with chef doug this was his reaction doug you make
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