Oh come on, it's just makeup.. Seems like everyone he revisits also has a makeup artist visit their face.   See 2 other replies

C.s.L is right. The restaurant industry is one of the hardest markets to get into, much less recover in, because so much depends on word of mouth. If just one customer is dissatisfied, that person will go out to the world and tell their family and friends that they didn't like the restaurant. That is now about 6-10 customers that you've lost before they even tried the food. If a restaurant has a bad rep, its really, really hard to change it.   See 4 other replies

Happy ladies = beautiful ladies.   See 2 other replies

it's not a failure of "Ramsay Magic" so much as reality. it's not like he's approaching new restaurants and helping them grow - these are places with horrendous debts on the brink of failure. even if the businesses start to do well and bring in a profit it still might be not enough to counter the pre-existing debt... the restaurant business is tough enough. 50% of new places fail. and that's starting from scratch.it's significant harder to succeed when you are more than $500,000 in debt - which is the case with an awful lot of the businesses he visits. and the economy is a factor as well. his visits give those teetering on the brink of collapse a fighting chance to claw their way back. provided, of course, they are willing to follow through on his advice.   See 4 other replies