her mother owns a popular korean restaurant in garden grove, california and she's been there since 1989. >> all this pressure. >> reporter: since she was a small child, lauren's mother has warned her, never share kim chi with non-koreans. >> they cannot adjust to eating. it's not good. >> while this cabbage dish is a staple in many korean families, its pungent aroma can be off putting for people who didn't grow up with it. i have mother-in-law's kim chi and a vegan recipe. >> that's why it's ironic several years later lauren has built a successful business producing kim chi and sells it at whole foods and grocery stores. >> they will look at me, that's odd, wise she serving kim chi to non-koreans. >> that's how lauren thought about kim chi, too, until five years ago when she lost her job as a high end wine promoter. >> when the financial downturn hit and i lost my marketing job, instead of looking for the next marketing job in another company, i thought it was the right opportunity to go into business for myself. >> she realized she could useun and cheese market to introduce kim chi to

they make fresh honey, and the health the garden grove. -- they help the garden grow. >> this is good. >> did you taste these? this is good. [laughter] these are really good. ?id you put sugar on these ne how do you get it curly? >> they turned out really cute, and it is a good crunch. we should give some of the photographers some of these to see how good they taste. those are so good. healthy, tasty expects. not bad. -- snacks. not bad. ok. now we desperate. i have to figure out what design. -- now we have to decorate. now i have to figure out what design. decisions, decisions. ok. >> this is all edible, ok, guys? >> once you put this on, you can eat this lollipop. i love this. >> very healthy. i am copying yours. [laughter] >> how will the are you guys? eight? 6.5? the half is critical. how this school going? maureen? you sound like -- boring? you sound like sasha. what do you want for christmas? what is a wii you? >> you can turn on the television show and play. >> that sounds cool. who else has staff? >> you want a new phone? >> sasha wants a phone. she cannot have one yet. >> she

he is in garden grove, california. what do you think about the fiscal cliff negotiations?tive. why are they cut it? adjusted 500,000? that is its. -- just a 500,000. that is it. is this is for businesses or for personal assets? people making income or is it just for businesses ta and. everyone is going to have to pay some kind of taxes. you will never explain the cost cutting military. we never understood that. the president has been trying to show the republicans as being the bad guys. both sides are spending in the past. everyone wants to blame. the reserves and the bank's new they're learning about money than they should. it is good for business. now where what you pay for it at this time host: we did hear the president earlier. if you miss the can go on-line to a c-span.org and see the comment there. the numbers are up on the string. you can join us to be a twitter. bobby is on the line in indiana. you're on the republican line. caller: i have been a republican for quite a time. the united states is in trouble because we have spent too much money and stuff. i've recent