Sam Kass

It was something that came out before that.

My internet research has said that invented by Sam Kass and Karen Brela, who I don't know who they are, but...

Um, the idea is that Sheldon, of course, grabbed onto this and then mentions it in this episode.

And now the game has become far more popular ever since then.

You know, my baby is at home, and I promised I was gonna get there." So I moved away.

We started talking about the week ahead, and all of a sudden, my phone starts beeping, and it was a text message from Sam Kass, who was the White House chef.

And he said, "Go to your email right now." So I excused myself and I said, "I actually have to look at my computer." His email simply said, "I have good news and bad news.

Call me." So I called him on his phone and he said, "The good news is I'm off tonight.

Wanted two in case we messed one up.

We're all set now.

Oh, Sam Kass also said, "By the way, the president's gonna wanna meet you and wanna say hi to you." I worked my way up to the restaurant.

The police will not let me get through Gramercy Park, not on any of the side streets, not nothing.

No, no, there is more rigor, more rigor by people like Johnny and, uh, all involved.

No, it was, it was a pleasure to be asked to present this, and, uh, as ever with a presenting job, the real experts are the three that you see bring the kind of central arguments of this amazing documentary to life, which is how we feed the future with Sam Kass, how we connect to nature with Dan O'Neill, uh, and then Shahe brings us home with how to value or revalue nature.

Um, and the fact that this is all done democratically, as you say, through YouTube, there's no firewall, uh, pay wall even, um, it's highly accessible.

It can also be used as a tool in terms of the financial world or the philanthropic world as well as the scientific and artistic community or, and education.