Food Network tries to explain finalist's hospital job

[Food Network Fan]

Food Network tries to explain finalist's hospital job
Seattle Post Intelligencer - USA
Robert Adams, who I think dresses too well to be a part of the blogging community, interviewed McCargo earlier on in the show about his hospital job. Aaron ...

[BerryBaby]

Who cares what Aaron did for a living, which was a wonderful career and full of gratification....he is likeable, has a great TV presence and will go far.

It's so wonderful that he won!

[isilzha]

I agree BB.

[BerryBaby]

Thank you.

[snowpea]

I agree as well! Why do people have to get so negative? Jealousy?

[Food Network Fan]

There certainly is no shame in working for a hospital. If anything it shows he has worked hard. Hospitals never close, restaurants do.

[ibcheft]

Does it matter what he did, he took care of house and feed a wife and 3 kids, thats all that mattered, and today that is more than some people do.

[isilzha]

Its good honest work, I don't see why anyone would criticize anyone's job like that.

[Pluff Mudder]

People just need to get over it. There is no shame in working in a hospital kitchen or even the corner dinner. It's good honest work. And, these people who say they can't learn anything from a hospital cook are full of :cow2:. Looking at it with a closed mind they'll never learn anything. You can learn from many things and many peoples... you just have to have your mind open to the possibilities. People need to give Aaron a chance before they start commending him. So far, I think he's done a good job and with more time in front of the camera, he's even going to get better.

[aoneil]

All I have to say, is that SOMEONE has to work in the kitchen of a hospital...