CarlosPangea
02.24.10 | I hate adding my first comment on my own list. |
nastynick
02.24.10 | dude, it depends on you, considering how many different culinary scenes there are in the states. you want fine dining and traditional, i recommend New York City, but if you want experimental and non-traditional fusions, check out Chicago (particularly a place called "Mota"), Los Angeles, Seattle, or Miami. |
Satellite
02.24.10 | Do you REALLY think this is the best place to ask this question? |
nastynick
02.24.10 | ^Ya and asking about "The Office" and "It's Always Sunny...." on here has EVERYTHING to do with music |
bungy
02.24.10 | That's not his point. |
CarlosPangea
02.24.10 | I actually think this is a great place to ask. I have worked in kitchens since I was 16 (I just turned 24), and everyone I have worked with are music fiends. Plus this is the only site I check on a daily basis and there are a lot of people on this piece. Plus it doesn't hurt.
nastynick: I went to Denver last year for an internship and got my fill of big operations in a decnt sized city...I want something like Portland, Savannah or Memphis, I think. |
Satellite
02.24.10 | Talking about TV shows with other assholes =/= seeking career advice from said assholes |
Satellite
02.24.10 | Fair enough, Carlos, and hopefully someone here can help. I wasn't trying to be a dick.
Need to check out 1. |
AnotherBrick
02.24.10 | ya i clicked cause i thought it said cocks...... |
nastynick
02.24.10 | i'd recommend portland, dude. they do things very differently there. it's funny, cuz i actually went to school to be a chef at johnson and wales. i don't do anything with it lol |
bungy
02.24.10 | Me too Brick, let's get the hell out of here. |
AnotherBrick
02.24.10 | agreed, its way to straight here |
0ctahedronzz
02.24.10 | Everything in Louisianan is amazing. |
