Kansas City Community Kitchen Helps Fight Hunger Amid COVID-19 Economic Impact

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Chef Michael Foust Moves Black Sheep to a Donation Model to Feed the Hungry in Kansas City

Chef Michael Foust, owner of Black Sheep & Market, has decided to follow the lead of his friend chef Howard Hanna, who has mobilized his team to open the donation-based Crossroads Community Kitchen inside The Rieger.

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  1. And no one will give a shit if or when this is over and he'll still be broke with debts that can never be repaid.


    Welcome to Shitty City

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  2. Poor guy. How's he going to pay for a sleeve on that left arm?

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  3. ^^By working. Something you're clearly unfamiliar with.

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  4. ^^But you don't work. Weird.

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  5. ^^and yet you're posting at 11:08 and not smart enough to come up with your own material. he wins, you lose. Weirdest yet.

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