Who else hates this guy (Gregg Wallace)?

Quite a few have called him out over the years, another wrongun.

Salsa said:
So... this thread aged well.

I searched for a thread on the latest celebrity scandal as Mr Buttery Biscuit Base has been all over the BBC in the last few days and looks like @Bishie called it way back in 2014!

/Salsa
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Standard when you look back at the Savile and Edward’s threads.
 
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He was a fruit and veg supplier and the programme calls him 'ingredients expert'. Allegedly, he doesn't always remember the ingredients for acceptable social interaction, though.
 
BUDFORCE said:
Indeed.

If you actually listen to what he said and what this is all about, literally nothing.
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maybe common behaviour in a place like Wetherspoons but we all have to behaviour, act and talk accordingly to the environment we find ourselves in.

It's not a case of being fake at work and people keeping it "real"... there's stuff that I would never say or even want to get into the discussion at work, or in a family environment, that would be talked about on a night out with the lads.
 
slinxy said:
maybe common behaviour in a place like Wetherspoons but we all have to behaviour, act and talk accordingly to the environment we find ourselves in.

It's not a case of being fake at work and people keeping it "real"... there's stuff that I would never say or even want to get into the discussion at work, or in a family environment, that would be talked about on a night out with the lads.
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Have you actually listened to it? There was no intent behind it in the slightest.
 
slinxy said:
maybe common behaviour in a place like Wetherspoons but we all have to behaviour, act and talk accordingly to the environment we find ourselves in.

It's not a case of being fake at work and people keeping it "real"... there's stuff that I would never say or even want to get into the discussion at work, or in a family environment, that would be talked about on a night out with the lads.
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Heh, this article just popped up on my feed

getpocket.com

The Decline of Etiquette and the Rise of ‘Boundaries’

For centuries, strict social norms dictated what people could politely talk about. Now we have to figure it out for ourselves.
getpocket.com getpocket.com

Obvious but seems it needs saying to some people

The reaction to a disclosure has always depended, too, on the setting where it occurs. Different contexts—work, home, a party, a conversation with a best friend—come with different norms. Regaling the juicy details of your hookup from last week might be completely normal with your friend, slightly weird with an acquaintance at a party, and fully off-limits with your boss.
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robgmun said:
We've been through this before, you think I put my real age anywhere online? I'm a very private individual, most of the personal details I put out there are false.
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lol no idea what I triggered then. The joke was he was kind to you because you were under age.
 
dlockers said:
lol no idea what I triggered then. The joke was he was kind to you because you were under age.
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He had run in with minors? I thought he was exposing himself to women on set. TBH I'm not interested in celeb news either way so I don't know what's going on, just catching the odd headline.
 
I dont hate him but I do wonder why he is given roles a chef might usually be given. The series he does in factories can be quite interesting but I do cringe at some of his "dad joke" moments
 
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