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like, otherwise, we wouldn't call it potato head.uccessful in our first year and we've decided we could actually turn this into actual business. so we started growing the business. we grew from a restaurant to a bigger format of operation to a beach club, and then to overseas locations like singapore and hong kong. then, next, we went to the hotel industry. now, you've pledged to become the first carbon—neutral hospitality firm in indonesia. why? with all the success, it comes with a lot of pressure. i was constantly on the road, i was constantly getting sick. and i have four young children, a lovely wife, but i never see them. i was always travelling. so, we started to lose our drive to grow the business. and we went back to the drawing board — how can we use our business to make a positive impact in the world? we realised that we can connect and curate the solutions in ways that are more inspiring to our guests. that are more relevant to our guests. so from sustainability, from food, from drinks. look, we're doing all this, it make

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heads at the beginning. investors thought this is tiny potatoes. it's not a big deal. but now you're seeing the longest shut down ever. you never had it in history so how can you weigh-in on how that will affect the commit going forward. you brought up the fda. they're looking to bring back more employees. they brought back 135 people to help with the high risk foods. dairy, seafood, infant formula, lettuce. the nonhigh risk, crackers and cookies. i had a friend yesterday tell me she's buying organic because that will help bypass concerns that the fda may have missed. tsa as well. they announced sunday 10% of the work force called in saying they couldn't come to work due to financial limitations. if you look at that number, it's not just people calling in sick, 10% this year versus 3.1% last year. it's triple the amount of absences on sunday within the tsa, which right now they're saying the wait times are still about 30 minutes or under. >> so tell me about the financial limitations. i saw pay-day lenders are seeing more activity. >> yes. the winners are payday lender

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. >>> apple, ,strawber sweet potato, whatever your preference, feel free to enjoy day, it's national pie day. >> we're heading reporter: oh, yeah, we're baking pies from scratch, folks, with very little sugar as well. i want to throw thatin. dumping sweet for furloughed federal workers on this national pie day we're in the bakery at mom's apple pie shop with ebbie, the mayor came out, thank you so much. eva crenshaw is the owner here and her son is head baker and we've got felix over there, felix does lot here in this bakeshop. tell me what are we doing. >> i'm just puttinghe crumb topping on the apple pie and i'm going to add the crumb topping to our strawberry rhubarb as well. >> reporter: it's national pie day. >> it is. absolutely. national pie day for some start in the field where we grow our strawberries. coming in in january, we're after a lull after our busyda ho time. it's nice to have another excuse to eat and celebrate pie. >> reporter: how many different pies are you baking on the regular? >> probably around 25. >> reporter: i love that you're offering sething sweet to furloughed workers. >> we're

potato fries? >> butternut. >> i asked peter what it was. he was like, i don't know. >> parmesan, lemon, miso. >> ridiculously good, dan. thank you for being here. if you want the recipes, headipes. >> you want these recipes. >>> that'll do it for us on this saturday morning. tomorrow on "sunday today," willie sits down with william h macy, talking about "fargo" to "shameless." >> we hope you enjoy your day. have a greatweekend. see you back here. >> see you soon. >> i want more and more. >> amazing. morning.saturday i'm david culver. straight ahead here on "news 4 today," gunfire overnight ends with police finding a body in the district. this morning, investigators working to figure out what led up to tha shooting. >>> volunteers are on the water at this hour. it's taking on a big cleanup job only made worse by the ckvernment shutdown. >>> lauryn ts, it is going to be a clear one, right sf. >> iis going to be nice. today finally quiet out there today. we do have a big change on the way for tuesday. we'll talk about snow chances coming back to the eac. >> uh-oh. >> that's coming up in a few minutes. >> stick around for that. all that and much more. we have a busy saturday mo

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