Chef Andre Rush

The first one I take a picture with and the last one I take a picture with, they get the exact same treatment each and every time. I want them to know they're worth it, right? I'm not going to wait and say, oh my God, this is long, whatever, so forth, so on. You think about what you're doing and what your reason why. You know, everybody needs a reason.

You know, people say, oh, those are your workouts. No, pushups are not my workout. They're my cause. There's a reason. You know, I tell people when people ask about workout or when people ask about food, I say that It needs to be associated with a reason, a cause. Don't just say, I need to do it. I need to do it. Do it for something that's detrimental. Your kids.

You know, people say, oh, those are your workouts. No, pushups are not my workout. They're my cause. There's a reason. You know, I tell people when people ask about workout or when people ask about food, I say that It needs to be associated with a reason, a cause. Don't just say, I need to do it. I need to do it. Do it for something that's detrimental. Your kids.

You know, people say, oh, those are your workouts. No, pushups are not my workout. They're my cause. There's a reason. You know, I tell people when people ask about workout or when people ask about food, I say that It needs to be associated with a reason, a cause. Don't just say, I need to do it. I need to do it. Do it for something that's detrimental. Your kids.

It's the reason why I want to breathe. The reason why I want to live. You know, you are what you eat. You know, you have to have that mindset. So it is, you know, doing this for the last X amount of years. And I did a million miles last year. I've done 150,000 miles this year. I've been home in LA 15 days out of this year so far. And I've talked to so many different people.

It's the reason why I want to breathe. The reason why I want to live. You know, you are what you eat. You know, you have to have that mindset. So it is, you know, doing this for the last X amount of years. And I did a million miles last year. I've done 150,000 miles this year. I've been home in LA 15 days out of this year so far. And I've talked to so many different people.

It's the reason why I want to breathe. The reason why I want to live. You know, you are what you eat. You know, you have to have that mindset. So it is, you know, doing this for the last X amount of years. And I did a million miles last year. I've done 150,000 miles this year. I've been home in LA 15 days out of this year so far. And I've talked to so many different people.

I've been so privileged to talk to so many kids And a lot of from HBs to hire to, you know, food banks. And I'm so surprised that because they know my platform, they all talk to me, but they ask the right questions.

I've been so privileged to talk to so many kids And a lot of from HBs to hire to, you know, food banks. And I'm so surprised that because they know my platform, they all talk to me, but they ask the right questions.

I've been so privileged to talk to so many kids And a lot of from HBs to hire to, you know, food banks. And I'm so surprised that because they know my platform, they all talk to me, but they ask the right questions.

They ask the right question because they know who I am and what I stand for. They see my funny content, but they know my serious side. They know that, OK, I can relate him to the funny part. And they all said, thank you for your service, chef. Young kids, you know, thank you for your service. They associate me with that part of it first and then go into the conversation.

They ask the right question because they know who I am and what I stand for. They see my funny content, but they know my serious side. They know that, OK, I can relate him to the funny part. And they all said, thank you for your service, chef. Young kids, you know, thank you for your service. They associate me with that part of it first and then go into the conversation.

They ask the right question because they know who I am and what I stand for. They see my funny content, but they know my serious side. They know that, OK, I can relate him to the funny part. And they all said, thank you for your service, chef. Young kids, you know, thank you for your service. They associate me with that part of it first and then go into the conversation.

Instead of just, oh man, you're a great rapper, you're a great singer, you're a great this, you're a great that. Oh, I love this. You know, they connect it with something. So I tell people vicariously to connect your kids, your family, and even other people. You'll be amazed with just a simple smile or a hello or greeting could do for someone. They could be having the worst day of their lives.

Instead of just, oh man, you're a great rapper, you're a great singer, you're a great this, you're a great that. Oh, I love this. You know, they connect it with something. So I tell people vicariously to connect your kids, your family, and even other people. You'll be amazed with just a simple smile or a hello or greeting could do for someone. They could be having the worst day of their lives.

Instead of just, oh man, you're a great rapper, you're a great singer, you're a great this, you're a great that. Oh, I love this. You know, they connect it with something. So I tell people vicariously to connect your kids, your family, and even other people. You'll be amazed with just a simple smile or a hello or greeting could do for someone. They could be having the worst day of their lives.

So don't look at a person and just say, okay, they're just a negative person, just a nasty person. You have to try to at least try.

So don't look at a person and just say, okay, they're just a negative person, just a nasty person. You have to try to at least try.

So don't look at a person and just say, okay, they're just a negative person, just a nasty person. You have to try to at least try.

Great question. Had no idea it was a calling. It was not something I said, I want to be a chef when I grow up. Not whatsoever. Nothing, not even close. I was, my mom is my reason for this one. Like I told you, my dad, he believed boys go to work. Boys also don't cook. Men don't cook. That's from the South. Ladies, the girls cook. And they go to school. They do all this part of it.