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Mean, scary, loud, annoying, amazing, talented, and helpful. These words are just some of many that describe the chef Gordon Ramsay. Those who claim Ramsay a untalented, and disrespectful person usually are asking him for help, but they deny his superiority and years in the business based on their own stubbornness, so they choose not to accept his help. Those who look past Ramsay's inappropriate domineer can see that he is a passionate, talented, and helpful chef who deserves respect among many, based on his years in the culinary arts. Chef Gordon Ramsay is well known amongst the cooking community, but he is most renowned around the world as the high-tempered celebrity host on the many TV shows that he has.
The iconic chef known as Gordon Ramsay had an interesting and difficult childhood. "Gordon James Ramsay, was born November 8 1966" (The Famous People 1). His father was an "alcoholic that abused and neglected him" (The Famous People 1). Ramsay had three siblings named "Diane Ronnie and Yvonne", and their mother "Helen was a nurse" while their father staid home (The Famous People 1). In "1982 Ramsay was scouted by Glasgow Rangers" an academy soccer team, then in "1985 Ramsay quit soccer due to a knee injury" (Oulton 1). Ramsay with …show more content…

Ramsay has earned awards due to his skill in the kitchen as well as his success through TV. "Top Restaurant" was one of his awards that he won in the U.K, but he was furthermore appointed "Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the 2006 honors list for services to the hospitality industry", and was "inducted in to the Culinary Hall of Fame" (The Famous People 1). He as well as won the Catey award for "Independent Restaurateur of the Year" which not many have won (The Famous People

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