QFC

From talking to his friends, Yancey didn't have any enemies.

He was an outdoorsy guy who enjoyed fine wine, loved what he did working as a wine steward at QFC.

Hey, what's your name? Yancey.

Bottom line, 42-year-old Yancey Knoll was a good-hearted, happy, go-lucky guy.

One of my favorite questions to do in those conversations.

conversations in front of QFC, if you will, with the troop is, hey, what are you going to do with all this money you're earning? And everyone has a plan.

So they all come, well, we're going to pay for camp next summer, or we're going to give it back to the Humane Society, or we're going to save it and go to Paris in three years.

We have a goal.

Yeah.

I want to say, I can't remember if I was in a Safeway or a QFC, but I saw them and I thought about it.

Why didn't you get it? Because it was like a just random like Tuesday or Wednesday.

So why did he get it? I don't know why.

But when

I first started buying rotisserie chickens, I bought them in West Virginia at a Kroger, which is like a QFC or whatever.

Yeah.

But they had them in plastic containers.

I first started buying rotisserie chickens.

I bought them in West Virginia at a Kroger, which is like a QFC or whatever.

But they had them in plastic containers.

Just like the bag thing? Not a bag.

Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

So my wife goes to QFC and she picks up all the things that she needs.

And with Chewy, the dog, Chewy knew how to maneuver bar stools and push them and be able to jump from the couch and hopscotch her way onto the counter.

It was one of the most amazing things I'd ever seen once we installed.