Day in a life of a chef | Food Truck | Restaurant | 16 Hour Days | What it really takes to succeed | 

Holy crap man that's awesome! Tell that soux chef she's the heart and soul of the operation! Really like the insight into the food truck stuff and the time it takes. Much appreciated.

instantly subbed, i'm trying to open a food truck myself and this gave me great insight on the day to day. appreciate it man!

I'm trying to start up a food trailer business and I'm struggling to get started. Coming across this video was a blessing in disguise to me. Thank you for this great insight of what I hope will be my future! Please keep them coming

I have a hotdog food trailer and I enjoy this life. Busy and hectic but rewarding. Great video. Soux chef needs a raise.

So, so, so, SO much to consider in this business, starting w/menu and necessary equipment (just on the TRUCK!) Having the truck be an extension of a pre-existing brick n mortar has gotta be an advantage. Thanks for giving us a glimpse of that perspective.

truck looks awesome!

The restaurant name sounded familiar then I started recognizing the area haha I live in that town. Great food! Enjoyed this video!

Thank you for sharing .. Highly recommend using a tripod and dash camera holder. That way its lot easier! Felt for ya on that 45 minute commute! Keep up the good work!

"Three RU-vid fans" man that truck looks sick 💥💯✊🏾!!!!

Aspiring chef. Thank you for the effort to educate

“Gremlin knots” with that cord. I also get’em in my chef pants..😂

im looking to buy a trailer and start my own taco spot.....

I stopped watching after you started complaining about the tangled cord. It was ok when you pulled it out of the truck and you screwed up un-winding by throwing it on the ground which in a tangled mess. Next time unwind it while it's still in a group and take one one and unwind it slowly.

Number 5, checking in..😊

Truck looks good bro

Awwww come on man, she's there helping you early AF in the morning and your gunna start in on her like that!?

Do what they do in recording studios with the cable, It's called over under method and you can just throw it out.

Unsolicited suggestion: If you wrap your electric cables "over / under" then you should be able to just toss it and there should not be any kinks, tying up in bunches. Takes seconds to toss a cable and plug it in for power. I hope this helps. Yes, it takes a bit of practice.

I am in the process of building out a pizza trailer :)

Did I miss where the guy prepared food and served customers from the food truck?

Buy a cord reel 🤷 if not it helps to not loop long cords in small loops

Where did you get your truck from? And how did you customize it? My husband and I are doing a food truck once we have enough money to get the basic things we need. We're just gonna do a food stand. Untill we can get a truck.

I have two words for you uploader.. Go Pro

lets get another day in a life video!

Buy a cord reel. Hello.....

Search how audio engineers roll cables/cords and save yourself the grief.

Why don't you get a roll extension Just wind up and go x

You need to treat your employees better. You are the one that messed the cord up by throwing it around.

How much was your gross in your first month of Buisness ? And average customers in a day ?

Are you ok instagram?

THAT NOT GOOD. HOW THE CORDS IS RAP LIKE THAT

Have to speak to people better than that. Be thankful you have paid employees. This is how we do it in America??? Can’t watch this. Sorry

She’s so rude👎🏻

That extension cord was rolled nicely until you threw it down. Then you disrespect your employee on RU-vid. I’ve seen enough.