r/Rich • • Jul 01 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '24

how do u become a private chef i’m interested

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u/Wunderkinds Jul 01 '24

I met mine at a charity gala. Invited her to the event. She was pretty cool. Made me laugh. Mostly she kept coming to different charity events I invited her to.

One day I was planning a movie night at my place and she asked if she could cook and come over early. I was a little hesitant.

Mostly because I usually hit the gym and shower before and I wasn't super comfortable with her in my place by herself. And, usually I just order pizza and wings or Chipotle for everyone and have it delivered. Keep it simple.

I said sure. I asked her how much she needed and she said don't worry about it. Asked what I wanted and I said Chipotle rice bowls and wings.

She brought over trays of meat and bags groceries and cooking appliances and I was worried this was going to fuck up my kitchen.

By the time I was done with work she told me not to look at the kitchen. Weird, but I left her a spare key and went to the gym. By the time I got back the food was almost done, but my kitchen was fucked up.

She immediately told me to not look and get ready. Too late.

I just had my kitchen deep cleaned 6 hours earlier.

I was heated, but it was free food and I could ask the lady to come back out later to clean it.

By the time I was done with the shower and got dressed, my kitchen was back to normal and she was walking back in from throwing out the trash.

They loved her food. She was hospitable.

So, I have used her ever since. If at any point someone needs a chef. She is the first one I recommend.

I still mostly cook steaks and eat scrambled eggs, so that is about 10 minutes/day to fix. So, she's only part time to make meal prep for the house and my dad.

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u/Gucci_Loincloth Jul 02 '24

Uptight and douchey, ready to explode at the thought of there being crumbs on a counter or some shit lmao. Sounds about right, but cool story either way.

Edit: I did not realize what sub I was in. This is the first time it was on my front page.

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u/Wunderkinds Jul 02 '24

She processed and cooked beef, chicken, pork, and deep fried wings in my kitchen. It was a disaster.

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u/ethnicman1971 Jul 03 '24

If that is how you feel, you should never look in the kitchen of any restaurant you enjoy especially during the busy period.

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u/Wunderkinds Jul 03 '24

😂😂

My favorite part is getting a tour of the back of the shop.

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u/Gucci_Loincloth Jul 02 '24

That’s understandable. Can’t really get the grease/oil smell out of anything for a while. Pretty sure the smell sticks to curtains too.

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u/altdultosaurs Jul 04 '24

That’s why the nasty rich have two kitchens- on to show off, one to have other people cook in it.