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What drugs was he on?

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Marquis · 28/05/2018 16:01

Thank you in advance for any insight!

Long story cut short - I have a housemate, who upon learning that I was in the process of setting up a Supper Club asked if we could do it together. I agreed - 50/50. I worked on a new business concept and logo - he was elastic and loved it. I had one condition before he and I could become a business partner - we needed to cook for our Chef by trade - although I am not trained, I am a chef taught chef and work as a private chef for few clients. (I have other businesses that I run as well!)

Fast forward Saturday - the day to see and test us cooking together - he woke up hangover - I told him that I would manage for few hours but needed him in the afternoon as our dinner was arranged for 6 pm. Instead of sleeping his hangover off - I think he drunk more and took more drugs - when I saw him around 12 pm, I said he really needed to sober up, no alcohol or drugs. I don't do drugs at all, so not even sure what kind he is really into.

The man helped with zero prep, zero cooking and zero anything - he went to the shop and bought a few bottles of wines. Fast forward, our guests - apparently, his could not make it. We are right now doing aperitif and he decides to take off his shoes and socks in the garden, never seen anything so gross.....

He then used some of the worst racial comments to our guests with every now and again saying that he needed, "five minutes in his room" and each time he came back, he was as high as a kite. Insisted on cooking the ribeye steak and right in the middle of us eating, he left the table because he needed his fucking five minutes in his room alone.

My guests were so puzzled and I told them that he had been working too hard and as tired - I lied - the man is ...... I cannot even bring myself to say the words. Sunday, I stayed in bed to avoid us meeting and texted him that we could not be business partners.

Why am I so upset? I was embarrassed, yes! I was disappointed, yes! But should I be upset? Why am I upset? My guests have sent me messages saying that they enjoyed the food and experience.

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Marquis · 28/05/2018 16:06

* I made some mistakes there, he is a trained chef and I am not*

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Sleephead1 · 28/05/2018 16:09

oh god how awful I would never do anything with him again. If it was drugs o would guess coke as that fits with the disappearing.

Guardsman18 · 28/05/2018 16:15

Coke deffo. Don't let him ruin your business!

You're probably upset because he has let you down badly and has been so disrespectful of your reputation etc.

matchingpjs · 28/05/2018 16:18

Cocaine as stated earlier for sure

NotTheFordType · 28/05/2018 16:19

It'll be coke. Is he a restaurant chef? I have heard it's very prevalent in that culture.

AfterSchoolWorry · 28/05/2018 16:21

Yeah coke or bath salts etc

MrsTommyBanks · 28/05/2018 18:40

Coke. It's rife in the restaurant circuit.

Queenofthedrivensnow · 28/05/2018 18:42

Coke 100% run for the hills

Marquis · 28/05/2018 19:46

Thank you so much! I thought that he was only on weed, but the only drug that I can only ever confess to is wine. I knew that he was on something stronger but really lucky to discover it early.

I am not here to judge anyone, life is hard and mean and imo had dealt my share but as a Buddhist I see goodness in everything.

I do make my dream to come true
Today, I learned that be hired as a private chef for the next 2 months.

Thank You!!

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Hoopaloop · 28/05/2018 19:55

Welcome to chefs.

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