I want to be a kid eating food there! See what it's like! But with the language that Ramsay is throwing out, I'm not so sure about "family friendly"

I really thought the sexism was going to end when Jason left! So far, not so much. Bummer

jdohe - As she said, she wasn't burned by the metal pan handle, she was burned by the oil that came spilling out of it. Also, you should never put ice on a burn. Cold water can help minor burns, but it doesn't look like her wounds were minor.In case anyone is interested, tips from the Mayo Clinic on burn treatment:
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/first-aid-burns/FA00022I burned myself enough to blister recently, and after about 3 hours, when I still had to keep my hand submerged in cold water to keep the pain away (none of the ointments/aloe I had on hand were helping), I went to a clinic. They gave me a 1% silver sulfadiazine ointment (still in my first aid kit) which was like a miracle in a tube. Took the pain away, and the burn was healed enough after 2 days that I could remove the gauze.As to your question about the other people in the kitchen - I was wondering the same thing!

I honestly don't know why Ramsay was pissed at Ben. He disapproved of the onion rings, but then they got great reviews from the customers. Granted most of them were kids, but that was sort of the point of the whole family theme. Also, when the sous-chef asked for a volunteer without even saying what the task was, Ben jumped right on it. Didn't even know what he was getting into, and ended up shoveling animal business. That's pretty committed right there.