Episode: 4
Steven Gordon and Mr. Cato sample Bryant's chicken entree in the dining room. Gordon despises the chicken flavor, though he likes the fruit garnish cuts. William arrives wearing a coat and hat. He tries to buy the building lease from Mr. Cato by offering double the rent. As Mr. Cato reads over the contract, Leon exits the kitchen. Leon serves a newly made plate to Gordon, which instantly enrages William.
Mr. Cato sits with food critic Steven Gordon to taste Bryant Byrne's chicken dish. Gordon criticizes the meat and says it tastes like dirt. However, Gordon compliments the knife work that Bryant used on the accompanying fruit garnish.
William storms into the restaurant dining room dressed in a hat and coat. He interrupts the room and makes a direct proposal to landlord Mr. Cato. William offers to purchase the restaurant's lease by paying twice the current rent.
Mr. Cato sits and reviews the lease contract William handed him. Leon walks out from the kitchen holding a freshly prepared plate. He places the food directly in front of Steven Gordon. William notices the food and erupts in anger.
“The chicken tastes like dirt. However, I will admit that your knife work is quite superb.”
“Who said you need to sell, sweetheart? I'm gonna buy the lease to your building.”
“What the hell is this crap?”
Leon steps forward and sets his fresh dish before food critic Steven Gordon. Landlord Mr. Cato pauses his review of William's buyout contract. William glares at the plate in pure fury and yells out in disgust. Will Gordon accept Leon's unexpected food, and can this dish stop William from acquiring the lease?