Chef Hugh Acheson Braves the Crowds at Eataly, Lectures the Millionaires at Google
"It was really cool. Google’s awesome. It’s fun to go into a room and speak with a bunch of 14-year-old millionaires. It makes me feel very wise. And old."
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"It was really cool. Google’s awesome. It’s fun to go into a room and speak with a bunch of 14-year-old millionaires. It makes me feel very wise. And old."
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