Just past my house near the Sawmill River, I passed about a dozen dinosaurs, lying in the sun, relaxing, as they often do on a fall day.

Of course, they weren't the as they were often do on a fall day.

Of course, they weren't the kind of dinosaur you just pictured.

They were birds.

Hey, it's Seth, and this is a Kimbo.

We'll be back in a second after this message from our sponsor, Lenovo.

My name is Moody Spati and my small business is Lizziz kitchen, a modern Lebanese restaurant.

My story starts in Lebanon. I was born and raised there, but I immigrated to the U.S. in 2006. Upon coming

here, I really missed a lot of the food, the culture, and the memories that are made and

shared around the kitchen table.

And I realize that if I wanted to experience the flavors and traditions I left behind,

that it would be up to me.

Because for me, cooking is culture, its heritage, and it's a huge part of who I am.

So I decided to share that culture by offering up one simple dish, hummus.

I saw crazy sales by selling hummus, those sales got me asking where do I go from here

Stay tuned to hear the rest of my story and see how one decision made a difference

Yes, of course, birds are dinosaurs.

If we carve up all the animals on the face of the earth and all the animals that there used to be

the way Linnaeus did, we discover that the lineage of birds goes straight back to the dinosaurs.

But we don't call them dinosaurs anymore.

The reason is simple, because if I say I saw a dinosaur lying by the side of the road,

you're going to visualize an allosaurus, a brontosaurus, a tyrannosaurus rex.

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