MasterChef Contestant's Emotional Exit

Sarai, we'll end the tasting with you. Go ahead.

What did I miss? You missed something huge.

This is unprecedented on MasterChef.

Don't serve us the partridge just like that, okay? No.

Horrible, horrible. Shameful. She could have helped so many people and been an icon, I already called her the Faraona, and suddenly it all came crashing down on her, everything, everything, everything, everything, everything. What a shame.

I mean, what I feel towa— toward her right now, what I feel is compassion.

A dead bird, how sick of a dish. I think looking only at, at yourself and your own navel isn't going to get you absolutely anywhere and what you've brought us to is this, a disgrace for everyone, that, that we've all seen a Sarai we didn't want to see and that, honestly, we don't like.

What is she going to do?

Look, I'm going to be frank with you, okay?

I haven't seen your cooking, but I've been cooking you.

I haven't seen what you've made. Look, you disrespected me, which you did, you disrespected your fellow contestants, which you did, you disrespected the show you got fed up, and to the 28,000 candidates trying to get into these kitchens, obviously, you can't do that.

I understand that you don't want to cook, that you give up, I understand all that, but what you've done to this product is completely unjustifiable.

No, I wasn't laughing at you— I haven't finished speaking, don't even think about opening your mouth.

Don't even think about it, because you have nothing to say to me.

Nothing, absolutely nothing. Because we were terribly wrong about you.

And I feel bad, this jury was wrong. I think this is the time we've made the most mistakes when it comes to letting someone in through that door in eight years.

I've lost all enthusiasm, seeing the dying creature and watching for twenty minutes, what am I supposed to do? No, no.

Sarai, I've been with you, you have no idea how proper I've been, because I said, "Sarai, don't serve that dish, don't mock them."

And you prove that you're not intelligent, woman.

You come here with the charm you think you have, and don't pull this idiotic stunt.

Sarai, why was that necessary? It wasn't necessary at all.

I can't say anything more to you now. Do you have anything to say, Sarai?

What I wanted to say was that since you gave me the black apron, I just froze up, I started feeling bad, I didn't want to stay on this show anymore because I felt my fate was already sealed. wearing the black apron since first thing this morning.

It makes me sick to pluck one of those birds.

See what I was telling you about having no shame?

These guys behind you have come into these kitchens wearing a white apron.

Andy invited them to come down, and still they did everything they could to present this jury with a decent dish.

A teammate of yours had the same ingredient, and didn't know how to use it, and could have said the same thing you're saying.

But if he'd had forty-five minutes, he would have tried.

And he presented a dish to this jury, but he presented it, cleaned it up in two and a half minutes.

I don't care at all about anything you could say to me.

And I'll tell you something else, I'd appreciate it if you took off that apron, because you don't even deserve the black one, and walked out that door right now.

Goodbye. Bye-bye.

Honestly, I feel good because I feel free.

I'm leaving here now, I'm going home, and I'm happy, glad to be with my loved ones.

I don't think I've been disrespectful to anyone, at all.

Well, I'm going home. It's not a big drama, and it's not the end of the world, and nobody's died.

It wasn't the way I expected to leave MasterChef, but, well, that's how it happened, and I'll accept things as they come.