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What are your thoughts on The Bear? My wife is watching it currently and trying to get me into it. I struggle to commit to a show because I don't want to watch it, and in the end I'm disappointed. Then I feel like I wasted my time.

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Hey Lex, 
I would say that the bear does a great job of showing different aspects of what makes a restaurant a restaurant from the lens of an employees perspective. they capture many different perspectives of different roles in a restaurant from front of house to back of house. First two seasons are good. Third season struggles. Some parts are dramatic for tv purposes I assume

oh nice, what did you do ? I say, take The Bear with a grain of salt. It tells a interesting catchy story, but not as raw/real as anything Bourdain worked on. A show like this adds value to the grind of someone working in restaurant and I appreciate that, but I am sure you will shake your head at a few scenes if you had exp. in restaurants.

Understood. Thx for the info. I worked for many years front of the house in various restaurants. I love Kitchen Confidential by Bourdain and wanted to know if The Bear was similar to the craziness that happens behind the scenes with the work and employees.