Chef Andre Rush

And you said, because, because I have no choice. There's no choice. I have no choice, brother. I have to do this. Everything that I do is for this, is for our cause, for the kids, for the veterans, is for all the people that I know that can take my place. The ones who can't believe, do believe, want to believe, the ones that need it as much as I need it. So because I have no choice.

And you said, because, because I have no choice. There's no choice. I have no choice, brother. I have to do this. Everything that I do is for this, is for our cause, for the kids, for the veterans, is for all the people that I know that can take my place. The ones who can't believe, do believe, want to believe, the ones that need it as much as I need it. So because I have no choice.

And you said, because, because I have no choice. There's no choice. I have no choice, brother. I have to do this. Everything that I do is for this, is for our cause, for the kids, for the veterans, is for all the people that I know that can take my place. The ones who can't believe, do believe, want to believe, the ones that need it as much as I need it. So because I have no choice.

You know, we, you know, we do this all the time. We talk all the time and I talk to so many and it's not everyone I can talk to where the energy is extremely perfectly aligned and like, you know, as you say things, I'm living through you like you live through me. And when you said that, and it's crazy because my first one years ago was Sergeant Durden. He called me.

You know, we, you know, we do this all the time. We talk all the time and I talk to so many and it's not everyone I can talk to where the energy is extremely perfectly aligned and like, you know, as you say things, I'm living through you like you live through me. And when you said that, and it's crazy because my first one years ago was Sergeant Durden. He called me.

You know, we, you know, we do this all the time. We talk all the time and I talk to so many and it's not everyone I can talk to where the energy is extremely perfectly aligned and like, you know, as you say things, I'm living through you like you live through me. And when you said that, and it's crazy because my first one years ago was Sergeant Durden. He called me.

And I was helping a bunch of soldiers and I talked to him every day. And that one day I said, I'll call him back. I'm with the guys. And that day turned to night, that night turned to three in the morning. And I got a phone call and it was someone, one of my soldiers from Iraq and saying, hey, it's about so-and-so. I'm like, yeah, I'll call him back today. And he was like, he's gone.

And I was helping a bunch of soldiers and I talked to him every day. And that one day I said, I'll call him back. I'm with the guys. And that day turned to night, that night turned to three in the morning. And I got a phone call and it was someone, one of my soldiers from Iraq and saying, hey, it's about so-and-so. I'm like, yeah, I'll call him back today. And he was like, he's gone.

And I was helping a bunch of soldiers and I talked to him every day. And that one day I said, I'll call him back. I'm with the guys. And that day turned to night, that night turned to three in the morning. And I got a phone call and it was someone, one of my soldiers from Iraq and saying, hey, it's about so-and-so. I'm like, yeah, I'll call him back today. And he was like, he's gone.

I'm like, what are you talking about? You know, and that same question that you asked, this is crazy because the same thing you said is back then I was like, what if, what if, why, what, what, you know, this, this kid, he's, you know, 25 years old and he has a wife and two kids and, you know, it was the smiles and I don't get it. I don't understand. What if I had picked up that phone, you know?

I'm like, what are you talking about? You know, and that same question that you asked, this is crazy because the same thing you said is back then I was like, what if, what if, why, what, what, you know, this, this kid, he's, you know, 25 years old and he has a wife and two kids and, you know, it was the smiles and I don't get it. I don't understand. What if I had picked up that phone, you know?

I'm like, what are you talking about? You know, and that same question that you asked, this is crazy because the same thing you said is back then I was like, what if, what if, why, what, what, you know, this, this kid, he's, you know, 25 years old and he has a wife and two kids and, you know, it was the smiles and I don't get it. I don't understand. What if I had picked up that phone, you know?

And then all these years later, he became part of the story and the reason. You get it? He became part of my cause. And so instead of saying survivor's remorse is survivor's life, You know, it's a remembrance of to remind everyone that life is short. You never know. Check on each other. Be with each other. Never take it for granted. Never become complacent and grateful.

And then all these years later, he became part of the story and the reason. You get it? He became part of my cause. And so instead of saying survivor's remorse is survivor's life, You know, it's a remembrance of to remind everyone that life is short. You never know. Check on each other. Be with each other. Never take it for granted. Never become complacent and grateful.

And then all these years later, he became part of the story and the reason. You get it? He became part of my cause. And so instead of saying survivor's remorse is survivor's life, You know, it's a remembrance of to remind everyone that life is short. You never know. Check on each other. Be with each other. Never take it for granted. Never become complacent and grateful.

All those things that we kind of do in the U.S. that we become so humanized to. But we have to take a moment back and step. And that's why I have so many calls and people say, Chef, you do so many different things. Why? Why? Because I have no choice. Because if it's important to someone, even if it's one person, it's important to me because there's a reason why.

All those things that we kind of do in the U.S. that we become so humanized to. But we have to take a moment back and step. And that's why I have so many calls and people say, Chef, you do so many different things. Why? Why? Because I have no choice. Because if it's important to someone, even if it's one person, it's important to me because there's a reason why.

All those things that we kind of do in the U.S. that we become so humanized to. But we have to take a moment back and step. And that's why I have so many calls and people say, Chef, you do so many different things. Why? Why? Because I have no choice. Because if it's important to someone, even if it's one person, it's important to me because there's a reason why.

So if I'm going from suicide awareness, to mental health, to the military, to the veterans, to sexual assault, sexual trafficking, Alzheimer's, this, this, cancer society, which I'm speaking next month, Everything's a reason. Everything's a choice.

So if I'm going from suicide awareness, to mental health, to the military, to the veterans, to sexual assault, sexual trafficking, Alzheimer's, this, this, cancer society, which I'm speaking next month, Everything's a reason. Everything's a choice.