Rosanna Pansino

I love to cook.

Certainly have no education or degree in it.

I do feel like cooking's kind of been accepted in the sense that your grandma has her homemade cookie recipe and she comes from a level of expertise.

But

The reason I ask that is because I'm curious what your experience was like coming from the reality TV space and kind of trying out entertainment.

I always say I have this line, whereas I learned that early on being on this, getting this platform gave me incredible access and zero credibility.

And so I've spent my whole career trying to build up credibility.

Now, like on this show, for example, one of our segments is Ask Nick.

I offer relationship advice from like my mistakes and perspective.

I'm always like, I'm not a therapist.

Love it.

But I can tell you what I think.

Talk to your therapist.

But I'll give you my opinion.

And even to this day, there are people who are just like, you're not an expert.

You don't know what you're talking about.

You don't have the credibility that...

we think is required of you for us to see you as like a thought leader in this space.

And I'm just curious as early in YouTube, did you ever experience pushback from your audience or maybe other bakers or cookers who people who maybe had that education?

I find that to be common in my space where it's just like, yeah, where it's just like, if anyone's gone to school,