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'''You'd Expect:''' Elise to own up to her mistake and take responsibility for it. Ramsay would be pissed, but at least she'd be honest about what happened.\\

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'''You'd Expect:''' Elise to own up to her mistake and take responsibility for it. Ramsay would be pissed, but at least she'd be honest about what happened. Not only that, but she can't even claim GenreBlindness for it, as Brendan was eliminated earlier in the season for lying to Ramsay.\\
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'''As A Result:''' While Elise does survive another elimination because of Natalie's downward spiral, Ramsay chews Elise out during that same service reminding her that she has nobody left to throw under the bus as Carrie, Krupa and Jamie have already been eliminated, mocks her crying, and inevitably kicks both her and Elizabeth out of the kitchen due to another mistake both of them made.

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'''As A Result:''' While Elise does survive another elimination ceremony because of Natalie's downward spiral, spiral (this elimination being highly controversial due to claims of ExecutiveMeddling), this doesn't stop Ramsay chews from chewing Elise out during that same service by reminding her that she has nobody left to throw under the bus as Carrie, Krupa and Jamie have already been eliminated, mocks mocking her crying, and inevitably kicks kicking both her and Elizabeth out of the kitchen due to another mistake both of them made.
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'''Even Worse:''' When Elise and Ramsay go to Tommy to ask if he screwed up the Red Team's wellingtons, he tells the producers to cue the replay, which then cuts to a flashback of Tommy telling Elise he won't seer her wellingtons.\\

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'''Even Worse:''' When Elise and Ramsay go to Tommy to ask if he screwed up the Red Team's wellingtons, he tells the producers to cue the replay, which then cuts to a flashback of Tommy telling Elise he won't seer sear her wellingtons.\\
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* During the Episode 11 dinner service, Elise destroys the Red Team's entire supply of wellingtons.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Elise to own up to her mistake and take responsibility for it. Ramsay would be pissed, but at least she'd be honest about what happened.\\
'''Instead:''' Elise lies straight to Ramsay's face by blaming Tommy for her screwup.\\
'''Even Worse:''' When Elise and Ramsay go to Tommy to ask if he screwed up the Red Team's wellingtons, he tells the producers to cue the replay, which then cuts to a flashback of Tommy telling Elise he won't seer her wellingtons.\\
'''As A Result:''' While Elise does survive another elimination because of Natalie's downward spiral, Ramsay chews Elise out during that same service reminding her that she has nobody left to throw under the bus as Carrie, Krupa and Jamie have already been eliminated, mocks her crying, and inevitably kicks both her and Elizabeth out of the kitchen due to another mistake both of them made.

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'''You'd Expect:''' Corey to have Sharon as one of her nominees, considering the latter's [[EpicFail disastrous performance on the meat station]]. For the second nominee, she has a choice between Roseann (who was disorganized and slow in her role as the service's assistant maître d) and Christina (who Ramsay said had "given up" before shutting down the service).\\

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'''You'd Expect:''' Corey to have Sharon as one of her nominees, considering the latter's [[EpicFail disastrous performance on the meat station]]. For the second nominee, she has a choice between Roseann Rosann (who was disorganized and slow in her role as the service's assistant maître d) and Christina (who Ramsay said had "given up" before shutting down the service).\\


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* In Episode 12, Christina was on the garnish station, and she had just made a pretty massive blunder by not noticing the handle for the garnish was sitting over the burner, and as such, accidentally burned Ramsay. Ramsay, after washing his hands, told Christina to not do that again.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Christina would listen to Ramsay and make sure that didn't happen again. Right now they were in the final four, and outside of Jen, neither Petrozza or Corey messed up, and that meant that Christina theoretically was already in Ramsay's crosshairs for elimination..\\
'''Instead:''' Christina does the exact same thing, and doesn't tell Ramsay about it.\\
'''As A Result:''' Ramsay predictably gets burned again, and he chews out Christina by showing her how hot the handle was. The only reason she doesn't get eliminated that night is because Jen made an equally as dumb error.
* Later on in the same episode, the final four are assigned to nominate two people for elimination, and Jen came off a pretty weak service, yet still wanted to remain in.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Jen to simply say Christina should be nominated. Sure, Jen didn't have a very good service, but she could bring up how Christina burned Ramsay twice in a row.\\
'''Instead:''' Jen tries to put on a HeelFaceTurn act, saying she was "getting her heart out". Christina, Corey, and Petrozza, all three of whom have worked with Jen for a decent amount of time and are more than aware of her tendency to backstab, see right through her attempts, and [[NiceGuy Petrozza]] calls her out for this in a confessional. Corey would then suggest putting down two names of paper to determine who they would vote.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Jen to write down Christina's name and then someone else's. Sure, there may not be many options, but she could just simply throw out a name.\\
'''Instead:''' Jen tries to cheat by voting for Christina twice.\\
'''Naturally:''' Corey, who again, knows that Jen is a backstabber, is immediately able to point out Jen's stunt, and she forms a plan along with Petrozza and Christina to nominate the strongest chef in Corey to get Jen eliminated, which goes off without a hitch.\\
'''Even Worse:''' Going by the logic of the voting, had Jen simply voted for either Petrozza or Corey, she very likely would've been called up alongside either Corey or Petrozza ''and Christina'', meaning she possibly had a better chance of getting Christina nominated had she not tried to stuff the votes.\\
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* Giovanni gets two of these in Episode 10. During service, he wound up messing up on Ben's chicken dish, forcing Ramsay to put him on the section and prompting him to call Giovanni "dickface".\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Giovanni to ignore the comment and simply say, "Yes Chef".\\
'''Instead:''' He says "Yes Chef", but adds, "but I'm not dickface".\\
'''As A Result:''' Ramsay, infuriated at this, pretty much tears into Giovanni.
* Later on, during the same service, Giovanni had put a hot tray in the cooler to cool down.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' Giovanni to let his team know.\\
'''Instead:''' He doesn't.\\
'''As A Result:''' When he takes the pan out, he accidentally ends up burning Robert badly enough to the extent he gets a severe burn on his hand, and along with the above incident, it results in Giovanni's elimination.
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* In Episode 5, the Red Team would use a duck breast dish for their menu, and at one point, Julia was taking the duck breast out of the oven.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' That no one would touch that duck breast, they have their own dishes to focus on.\\
'''Instead:''' Melissa, in an attempt to keep it warm, puts the duck breast back in the oven, leading to more arguing between them all.\\
'''As A Result:''' The arguing results in the Red Team forgetting about the duck breast, and once they pull it out, they realize it's extremely overcooked, and they're forced to serve it without any garnishes despite Melissa's best efforts to prevent it. Unsurprisingly, they lose the challenge.
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* In Episode 1, Vinnie needed more vegetable stock for his risotto, only for Rock to tell him they ran out.\\
'''You'd Expect:''' That Vinnie bring this up with Ramsay. Sure, Ramsay will get upset with him, but at the very least he was honest, and Ramsay could delegate someone to make more stock for him.\\
'''Instead:''' Vinnie comes to the conclusion that since vegetables are made out of water, to use water instead of vegetable stock.\\
'''As A Result:''' Ramsay easily can tell the difference and calls him out for this idea, and kicks him off the appetizers station. After service when Ramsay calls him out once more for this, Vinnie argues [[NeverMyFault that Ramsay never told him what he wanted]]. While he isn't eliminated that night due to the blue team winning, he never leaves Ramsay's crosshairs throughout the season, and combined with his continued struggles in the kitchen, Ramsay eventually has enough of him and eliminates him despite not being nominated in the fourth episode.
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'''As A Result:''' Sous Chef Andi ejects her from service, and Ramsay eliminates her for having no care in the kitchen. [[ForWantOfANail All because she didn't want to cook her potato gratin a little longer]].

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'''As A Result:''' Sous Chef Andi ejects her from service, and Ramsay eliminates her for having no care in the kitchen. [[ForWantOfANail All because she didn't want to cook her potato gratin a little longer]].longer.

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