Read this when you have a moment: My emotion has been like a ‘rollercoaster’ in the last few days since the MH17 incident. I was sad and angry at the same time. I cannot let go of these feelings. Even though I have never met or known any of the victims, I felt that terrible loss and I am sure some of you felt the same way too. I am angry with the people who did that and sincerely hope whoever is responsible will be brought to justice! #WeWantJustice. I did my cooking demo today with some kind of mixed emotions. Well audience probably didn’t notice that as what ever happened I kept telling myself ‘Keep Smiling when you’re on stage’. Lisa, the compere asked me about my Formula One experience as the race chef. I suddenly felt like telling the audience of what actually happened rather than ‘it was a hard work’ like I previously did. This time I told them I walked out from the kitchen in Budapest Grand Prix and showed my middle finger to the head chef and also his girlfriend for treating me and other staff badly and said ‘I don’t need this, you both can f**k off’. I booked the next flight to Manchester. By that time I ran Ning Manchester for 4 years and never treated my staff the way they did. One of the race front staffs was ill and admitted to the hospital in Germany and none of them went to visit. All they did was asking her to strip her uniform off at the airport after she decided to leave. Such a terrible thing to do. I don’t treat my staff like that and in fact no one should. If you want to earn respect then you should respect people first. The only thing I heard was that they were too scared that I will post something on the facebook after what happened. They also came out with false story and told the management why I left kitchen to show they’re the good one and I was the bad one. So for 4 years I kept that story. I thought I have to move on and let that bad experience slowly drifting by but every time I see people are shouted at work I get nervous and angry. I cannot tolerate this ‘bully’ and working in an aggressive environment. That is a wrong thing to do. So there you go, it’s all out now. Lesson from this, always treat people with respect if you want to earn respect from them. We Want Justice for MH17!
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 16:43:03 +0000
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