Daddy! Come Home for Dinner! Chapter 1236

Chapter 1236: Chapter 1236: Don’t break their spirits_1 Chapter 1236: Chapter 1236: Don’t break their spirits_1 These people, they’re clearly picking on them because they’re new here and haven’t acclimated yet.

They’re using them to elevate the students of Pingla Academy, to elevate Pingla Academy itself.

That’s what the group led by Quentin Woodridge was thinking.

Yes, Samson Zhekova confesses, it was all deliberate.

Who wouldn’t go out of their way for some people who look down on those from Pingla?

Think that Pingla students are young and easy to bully, that they don’t have real skills?

Even though Quentin Woodridge is the only one who stood up, a few people looked on with disdain, contempt, or agreement flashing in their eyes.

Each and every one of them, Samson Zhekova did not miss.

He’s going to show these people the true skills of Pingla students, and win them over completely.

Additionally, Samson Zhekova didn’t do anything unfair.

The rules are the same for everyone.

Samson Zhekova didn’t secretly tell Pingla students about this beforehand.

They are competing entirely based on their own experience.

Aren’t the out-of-school participants looking down on Pingla students?

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Thinking that they are young, and leaving their cooking skills aside for a moment, at least their experience and exposure isn’t as extensive as theirs.

But they don’t realize that the competition within Pingla is far more brutal than the places where they work.

In terms of experience, students from Pingla are not only not at a disadvantage but they probably even surpass them.

It’s not about work experience, it’s about experiences like in competitions.

What they must now participate in is a competition, not work.

So they must switch to a competition mindset.

When it’s time for the competition, the one leading must have ample competition experience.

But the Pingla students have a lot of competition experience, yet these out-of-school participants look down on them, and deep down don’t acknowledge them.

When the time comes, if there are disputes within the team, or even more than disputes…

Forget about winning, they probably wouldn’t even be able to continue the competition.

So they must seize the moment and win over these people first.

Hunter Clarke, who looks gentle and kind, spoke in a gentle yet irrefutable tone, “If you are unsatisfied and think it’s unfair, it’s better to change your strategy quickly.

If you think you can complete it within an hour, then focus on cooking.”
“If the dish you originally planned cannot be completed within an hour, then change your strategy quickly, either simplify the steps or directly change the dish.” Hunter Clarke said.

After being reminded by Hunter Clarke, several people snapped back to reality and quickly got to work.

“This is lack of competition experience, and poor capacity for on-the-spot adaptation,” Wesley Gordon commented at a normal volume for everyone to hear.

“I know, some of you think that Pingla’s contestants are still students, lacking social experience and experience, and think that as chefs for over ten years, can’t you beat people who just learned cooking for a few years?” Samson Zhekova spoke up, “But don’t forget, what you’re going to face is competition, not working in a certain restaurant.”
“The competition you’re going to face doesn’t need your social experience.

It will make use of your cooking experience, but experience is also a double-edged sword.

It can indeed be your advantage.

But it can also make you over-rely on experience, and lack flexibility and creativity.”
“When Pingla is teaching, during the cooking lessons, it never asks the students to follow a fixed recipe.

What we want is creativity, flexibility, not just relying on experience, thinking this is right, that is wrong.

Not relying on a fixed recipe, thinking this is how it should be done, doing it that way is wrong,” Samson Zhekova said.

“The Pingla students here are just like you, they know nothing about this competition.

They didn’t even expect there would be a competition today.

They don’t know the competition time or the rules, they found out at the same time as you.”
“Compared to you, their only advantage is that they know the food storage room next door better than you.

Aside from that, they’re starting on the same line as you.

And regarding this advantage, I don’t know how many of you noticed.”
“When they went to get the ingredients just now, not a single Pingla student rushed to the front.

They all waited for you to enter first before they went in to choose.

They willingly gave you the time first, wiping out their only advantage, to compete fairly with you.”
“So, there’s no need for any hard feelings,” Samson Zhekova said, “Of course, what I said, you can also disagree, not believe.”
“But…” Samson Zhekova grinned, “That’s your problem.”
He has that kind of confidence and assurance.

He has no need to prove anything to these people, anyway, what he says goes.

If these people are really unconvinced, then kick them out and choose new people.

To participate in the competition, they have to go through Pingla.

It feels good to reach monopoly.

There’s no need for anyone to feel hard done by, after all, Pingla has put in a lot of effort and paid a great price to reach monopoly.

If we don’t even get this in return, what are we doing this for?

“If you continue to question your teammates and can’t cooperate with each other, I won’t change our Pingla people, I will just change you,” Samson Zhekova said.

Seeing that Quentin Woodridge was the first to show signs of resentment on his face.

Samson Zhekova unashamedly said, “Don’t feel bitter, who makes the rules at Pingla?

Angry?

You just have to bear it.”
Cindy Clarke: “…”
Has Samson Zhekova always been this annoying?

Ever since Cindy Clarke started studying at Pingla, she hasn’t taken a class with Samson Zhekova.

She had no idea that Samson Zhekova was so…

arrogantly defiant.

Feeling it’s unfair that Pingla has the final say?

Well who made the others no good and fall short?

They didn’t even have the abilities to occupy a place in the international market, nor do they have any say,” Samson Zhekova said, “In the international market, both the say and the market share were fought for by Pingla on its own.”
“Competing with those foreigners, the fight for money and power, we definitely had it tough too.

So the say we have now was fought for by us.

Without us, you wouldn’t even have the qualifications or channels to participate in the competition.

So, just bear with it.”
“Don’t be arrogant in Pingla’s territory, looking down on our students while depending on our quotas,” Samson Zhekova said, “Let me put it this way, if we don’t want to, you won’t even get the slots to participate, we can totally just give it to Pingla students.”
Cindy Clarke: “…”
How long have you been holding this in?

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You finally can’t hold back and blurted it all out?

“Cough!” Wesley Gordon subtly reminded in a low voice, “Don’t crush their confidence, we’re in the middle of a competition now.”
The participants are also not having it easy.

The Pingla students have long gotten used to Samson Zhekova’s arrogant chatter.

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He doesn’t act arrogant usually, but once he starts, he can’t stop.