I understand the need to pack the house for a relaunch, but most of these restaurants are used to having 5 customers a night. Now they have new items to cook (or an entirely new menu) and are 10 times as busy. Obviously they need to be able to handle the pressure of being busy if the restaurant is ever going to be successful, but with the cameras there and such an abrupt adjustment, it's no surprise that most of them fail to get any food out in any reasonable time.Maybe they should ease them into it more - only open for lunch for a few days, or have a few days of unadvertised reopening before the promoted Grand Opening.Or maybe I'm wrong, and the guys who can't cut it would fail anyways. It just seems really abrupt - if my job changed so rapidly and visibly I don't think I'd perform as well as I could.














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