Neil Saavedra

Apparently someone's tried to be king and some people don't want him to be.

That's what I picked up on the way here.

Saw a lot of people walking with signs.

Hey, I'm just happy to see people up and out of their house and in the streets of LA.

You know, one of my favorite things is during Oscar time that we just had is law enforcement is on foot.

And it's awesome.

It just reminds me like when you go to New York, when the cops are on their beat and they're walking the streets, it just looks like a town.

Like you can ask for direction.

You know what I'm saying?

It just looks like it's alive and people care and the city's up, you know, up and out.

So anyways, regardless of what you're doing today, I hope you're getting some nourishment, some tasty, tasty foods in you.

I wanted to talk about grilling.

We're going to get into some other things today, too, including some frequent guests of ours are coming back.

Queenie and Michael.

You know them from Poppy and Rose in downtown LA and Poppy and Seed in Anaheim.

They're going to come on to talk about No Kid Hungry, a great organization that is supported by literally every single chef I have ever met.

And that's how wonderful thing it is.

And we'll tell you about that.

You know what I feel like doing?

I know we're going to do some tasting later.