Always I had very clear that as I move in life,

that at the same time I will find the time to help others

that maybe didn't buy the same lottery ticket I bought.

This is Death, sex, and money.

Do you have any idea how much money you're talking about?

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot.

Claire killed our neighbor's ferret.

And I need to talk about more.

Well, I'm talking about more than sexier.

You're not.

I'm in a sale.

Jose Andres is the chef credited with making tapas famous on this side of the Atlantic.

He moved to the U.S. from Spain and opened his first restaurant in Washington, D.C. by the time he was 23 years old.

Today, Jose is just as well known for his humanitarian work as he is for his cooking.

We are about to be serving our 2 million meals.

He set up emergency kitchens after the earthquake in Haiti and in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria,

while still running his more than two dozen restaurants, including one that's been awarded two Michelin stars.

There is where I want to be an artist, and there we feed the few.

But at the end, feeding the many and feeding the few is not really so different one from each other.

You have seen suffering very close up as part of your work with philanthropy and service. And then you are also

in these very rarefied elite environments in Washington and other places. Does it ever feel uncomfortable

or jarring to come back home to Washington and to be surrounded by wealth?

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