Like…why doesn’t he just do this instead?

She continued by saying, “…but there’s a reason.”

So it just forces you to work cleaner."

Jeremy Allen White, dressed in a white t-shirt and blue apron, scrubs the floor in a kitchen scene from a TV show

Then, Chef Musashi goes into the second reason: “This is more philosophical.

This translates into cleaner plates and a better product at the door,” he said.

He goes on to say that it was great seeing those clips inThe Bear.

Man and woman having a conversation indoors. Caption reads: "so there's two major reasons."

“I definitely resonated with that scene,” he explained.

After Musashi and Jasmine posted the Reel, a lot of people provided their thoughts.

And this person who worked inFrance.

Man and woman smile at the camera while seated indoors. Text on video behind them reads: "which tile he scrubs every seven days."

However, ChefAlex BelewfromHell’s Kitchenbelives in letting chefs be chefs.

A man and woman sit casually indoors. The man speaks into a microphone and gestures with two fingers. Subtitles say: "so there's two major reasons"

Young man holding a microphone, talking to the camera in a living room. Partial text reads "Training your eye" and "I think you're able to spot"

Man holding a microphone, speaking. Caption reads: "I don't really know another restaurant that does this." A plant is seen in the background

Instagram comment by letsdiscoh: "Love this! Most people in India clean their floors at home by hand. A. The house is much cleaner than just using a mop, and also B. Such a great exercise!" 2,190 likes

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A comment by two_plaid_aprons stating that in France, restaurant staff, including Mei, had to use a small brush to clean stairs while still on shift. The commenter agrees it was excessive

Instagram screenshot of a post by alexbelew, advocating for hiring professional cleaning crews to reduce staff labor and costs after dinner service