Korsha Wilson

The influencer thing that Lindsay was talking about is so true. It's an entire economy where you see these videos on TikTok of people, yeah, with the great lighting coming in and on the media side, you can kind of tell when you're watching a video that somebody was encouraged to come in at a certain time on a certain night and have the best table.

It's not Keith Lee's fault that this is the economy that he, I don't even want to say is operating in. He's doing his own thing.

It's not Keith Lee's fault that this is the economy that he, I don't even want to say is operating in. He's doing his own thing.

It's not Keith Lee's fault that this is the economy that he, I don't even want to say is operating in. He's doing his own thing.

If food criticism dies off, it will be food criticism's fault. The genre is a piece of cultural criticism that has taken too long to meet the times and the demands of the consumer. This is... The result of decades and decades and decades of the same type of person being hired over and over and over again to determine what the tastes are, what places are good.

If food criticism dies off, it will be food criticism's fault. The genre is a piece of cultural criticism that has taken too long to meet the times and the demands of the consumer. This is... The result of decades and decades and decades of the same type of person being hired over and over and over again to determine what the tastes are, what places are good.

If food criticism dies off, it will be food criticism's fault. The genre is a piece of cultural criticism that has taken too long to meet the times and the demands of the consumer. This is... The result of decades and decades and decades of the same type of person being hired over and over and over again to determine what the tastes are, what places are good.

It's changing now or it's different now, but that was the norm for far too long. And so if it goes extinct, I think it is the genre's fault.

It's changing now or it's different now, but that was the norm for far too long. And so if it goes extinct, I think it is the genre's fault.

It's changing now or it's different now, but that was the norm for far too long. And so if it goes extinct, I think it is the genre's fault.