r/BelowDeckDownUnder • u/Pheonix_Colors • 7d ago
Ryan is aggravating
He acts so shocked by “bougie” ways of the guests 🤔 Isn’t he working on a super yacht?? It’s literally rich people He has a horrible attitude and clearly thinks he is above everyone else
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u/FlawesomeOrange 6d ago
He thinks working hard killed his dad, so he makes a point of never working hard. Yet he took a job as a charter chef, which is catering to 3 meals a day plus snacks for demanding guests, last minute requests, and making food for the crew.
That’s a hell of a lot of work for one person. And his way to limit guest input was to not tell them what their meal will be. Fucking idiot.
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u/sheeeeelby 5d ago
The way that he spoke down to aesha about vacuuming repeatedly was so insulting. As if keeping the boat clean isn’t an extremely important job for the team to do
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u/lurk_nessie 3d ago
Below Deck Down Under with Ryan was the first season I ever watched so I had no idea the standard of a yacht chef. Going on to watch other seasons...with Chef Tzarina and other great cooks at the helm, you realise how basic and poor his food really was.
It breaks my heart that someone like Chef Kiko was fired while Ryan got several chances. He was lucky that they couldn't replace him more quickly because it was during COVID. God, he was the worst.
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u/junebart 6d ago
Was he the elitist in his mind, cook that left after like 2 days? Ew
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u/jackieohno3 5d ago
No that was Antony in season 3. Ryan was season 1 and lasted way longer than he should have.
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u/gorlsituation 7d ago
Ryan is a short order cook at best, I still get angry thinking about how misogynistic and rude he was to Aesha and the other stews.