By Paolo Sandoval FX’s The Bear gets a lot of things right. The high-octane tension of a professional kitchen, the complex pressures surrounding death and addiction, the inherent sexiness of line cooks. But the biggest win (besides a soundtrack featuring Wilco, R.E.M and multiple plays of Refused’s “New Noise”) for the sandwich-forward drama is undoubtedly Jeremy Allen White’s portrayal of Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto, a tortured, tatted-up, low-key jacked, cig-blasting hunk who, on top of having an immense head of hair, happens to be the best chef in the country. Carmy is truly the man of the mome…