Brandon Kyle Goodman

Pretty cool.

My assumption would be, one, great person looking out for the community, but two, this is not their only job.

They're probably able to do this.

Yes.

That they're able to do this because of the other work they're doing.

Like, this is their way to give back to the community.

Yeah, I mean, his name's Adam Ersprung, and I just wonder, because he said he was working at a normal fast food restaurant when he said, I got to do something different.

And he opened this restaurant.

It doesn't sound rich.

So maybe he owned the other fast food restaurant and got rid of it?

Well, it could have worked there.

Franchise 10 of them after that.

There's probably a middle ground that we don't know.

All that could have happened.

He wanted to do it.

JBJ's Soul Kitchen operates on a pay-it-forward model, this is Jon Bon Jovi's, with no prices on the menu.

Guests who can afford to eat pay a suggested donation, typically $20 or $30, and those who are experiencing financial hardships can earn a nutritious three-course meal by just volunteering their time, and then all the money just gets cycled through to keep it going.

That's so cool.

That's crazy, but yeah, in one year they made a... He keeps saying crazy about it all?

I just can't understand how you can run something not for profit.