Sean Feeney

And the way he's been able to do that, people that work for him are proud to be there.

They're excited to come back tomorrow.

The people that come to shop there, they're really proud to walk into that store.

And they're more excited to come back the next time to hopefully get something because it always sells out.

Those are the things and the way he tells the story about what he's doing, the collaborations, the relationships that he builds are longstanding.

He never does something for one time.

I think that's also very inspiring for me as I think about a hospitality brand.

that can be bigger than just inside four walls and now so many other companies around the world want to be attached to hospitality brands and experiences that's what we create every day experiences we are the best at creating experiences

How do you think about creating longstanding relationships with brands that haven't been a part of the hospitality industry?

I think it's a really exciting time to think about that.

And Bronnie taught me, don't think about it as a one-time event.

I get asked a lot, who's your hero or who's your biggest inspiration in the restaurant industry?

And there's so many, but really I look at people like Bronnie.

What are they doing?

I like that.

We could use that with our brand, the storytelling, certainly the way we treat people, every single person that comes in.

How do we make them feel just accepted?

You're one of us.

You are one of us, whether you work with us or you're dining with us.

What are the ingredients of a great experience?