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The great thing is, like, I think that the CPG world is a lot more collaborative than what, you know, kind of like what the restaurant world used to be, where a lot of chefs were always helping each other and you'd lead on each other and you'd, like, borrow ingredients from each other.

Like, hey, I ran out on tuna, and that's Friday night. I could call a friend and say like when you borrow a compound's a tuna you know that's changed a little bit now in this like new modern restaurant world but I have to say like

the openness for everybody in the CPG world to kind of jump in and like just give advice and

people aren't afraid to tell you where they messed up

and neither am I. And I've always taken a lot of pride in helping like chefs that have worked

for me grow and like open their own restaurants. And I feel like the CPG world is a lot like that.

Like you know, people are more willing to lift you up than to knock you down.

Hey everybody.

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