The White Elephant 10: Angry
Gordon: | That's it ... I've had it up to here. |
Ceilia: | Gordon, you seem angrier than normal? |
Gordon: | How can I work in these conditions? With stuff everywhere and the noise - it is driving me up the wall! Why can't I work in a professional kitchen like I used to? |
Ceilia: | Because you got the sack. |
Gordon: | We had creative differences that's all. |
Ceilia: | OK, OK ... but don't blow a fuse. |
Gordon: | Anyway I'm fed up to the back teeth with it, I've had enough. |
Peter: | Oh, he's like a bear with a sore head! |
Mary: | Yes he does seem to be at the end of his tether. Ceilia, have you got anybody else who can do the cooking tonight? |
Ceilia: | No! The stand-by chef has got shingles. We can't be open today without a chef. |
Peter: | I could have a go - I cooked a pizza once - although it was a frozen one from the supermarket. |
Mary: | It's OK Peter, I'll go and talk to him. |
Gordon: | I'm sorry for losing it. I just wanted to let you know how I felt. |
Ceilia: | We understand ... OK are you ready to start preparing food? |
Gordon: | Yes, of course. I'm going to make one of my special beef Wellingtons. |
Ceilia: | What did you say to him? |
Mary: | I just told him that a very important food critic had booked a table here tonight and might be writing about his food. |
Ceilia: | But we don't have any reservations tonight do we? |
Mary: | He doesn't need to know that! |
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