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Worth the watch.

A real inside look at chef Jacobs life since 42 Grams and the devastating ripple affects of cancel culture. I think wherever you stand on the issues from 42 grams and what's come from it you need to see this documentary.

Well done!

I must admit that when i heard there was going to be a doc about Chef Jacob, i was a little surprised, i was little interested, a little intrigued.

After seeing 42 grams, i had a not so great impression of Chef jacob. Fast forward, i see his growth, his accountability for the past.

No one is perfect, we have all made massive mistakes, it's the stronger person, the person who understands where they have been, the damage they have caused that will rise above the noise, the past, the hate and grow from there.

I can see that Chef Jacob has grown, his food is still over the top, his creative is brilliant, and his humility is massive.

Chef has grow, it shows, his wife is stronger than anyone i've ever seen in this type of situation, it takes strength, courage and love to move forward, to continue to grow.

This doc shows the other side to the hate that came from this situation, as wrong and tragic as it was, it shows the cancel culture and hate that people can have, but, love heals all, forgiveness is paramount, life must on and we must always build bridges to healing for everyone.

I wish Chef Jacob serenity, peace, forgiveness and love, all positivity.

Life is to short.

Peace.

What an amazing story and truely inspiring to see how creative and passionate he is. And how he admits to fucking up but moving forward from it and not letting things stop him.

Michelin Star Chef Jacob Bickelhaupt of 42 Grams documentary and Konro; puts it all out on the table in this revealing and profoundly sincere documentary. This film gives him the voice to speak out about his experience with addiction, recovery, forgiveness, cancel-culture, and the detrimental outcomes that media has on negatively impacting mental health. This is more than just a documentary. It is a personal reflection of overcoming unfortunate events, seeking forgiveness, and another chance with Love, Health, Career, and Family.

Thanks again, chef Jacob, for opening the door of your life and showing the reality of the food industry. In the food industry we always think everything is perfect behind us. But we only show one side of the picture, but we always forget what is behind. Long periods of hours of work, sometimes with no pay, people with mental health problems and another big group of people with addictions. The food industry is not the golden ticket, but this movie covers not only what chef Jacob suffered to come back from a mistake he made long time ago and how the people have not given him a second chance to prove that he made a mistake and now it is different. I hope this movie opens the eyes of the audience and understands the reality of the food industry and how much heat the families around Can suffered.

"I will forever believe in second chances and forgiveness, because if it weren't for those two things I would and should be dead." - Dedrick D. L. Pitter.