Showbiz Table is a pay as you can food truck in St. Paul, Minnesota. The philosophy is that you can pay zero dollars and get food. org and look at how you can do electronic giving. You think you probably served at least 100. org serves lunch four days a week in the Twin Cities.
Showbiz Table is a pay as you can food truck in St. Paul, Minnesota. The philosophy is that you can pay zero dollars and get food. How can you help? Go to www. showbiztable. org and look at how you can do electronic giving.
How many meals do you think you serve today? You think you probably served at least 100. Food connects us all together. And everybody's got to eat, right? And definitely I'm grateful that I'm able to be here today.
What's your favorite meal? Please tell me. Right now, I like to make this tofu fried chicken style. We've been asked what our favorite meal is. What's that? A meal that has memories for you and I.
Show. org serves lunch four days a week in the Twin Cities. Check out their four locations where you can find really healthy food. I'm here right by the Capitol today at the Open House. Have a good day.
This is how we talk about stigma. Today we're thinking about the people who may feel stigmatized because they don't have food to eat or can't feed themselves. I'm grateful for you all being here. And maybe I'll do another on location.
Oh, wow. Okay. Here I am. I'm actually at an open house here at Showbiz Table, and Showbiz Table is a pay as you can food truck. com. org. it is a food truck here in St. Paul, and they serve food and. Hello. Amar Wamid. Nice to meet you. Amar and Sherry. Hello. Say something in the chat. I want to. Good morning. Good morning to everybody. So again, we're here at this wonderful food truck that serves food on this philosophy. Annie and Jules, welcome. The philosophy of Showbiz Table is that you can pay as you can.
And that means if you come to this food truck, you can pay zero dollars and get food, or if you want to spend a hundred dollars on one thing of food and make sure that other people get food, then you can do that as well. So here I am here in St. Paul at Christon Capital Pill, and I want to ask you. Oh, good. Sherry, hello. Yes, I am at your home church. Here I am. So, yeah, I'm on the board of Shobi's Table. And here's what I really like about food and making sure that people have food security.
It just like, there's such happiness here. Right. Right now people are learning about this project and this ministry, which this is a church. It technically is a church. That's a cool thing. So I want you to. If you haven't ever heard about Showbiz Table, I want to hear what your reaction is. What is what comes to mind when you find out that. And hello, Jules. What comes to mind to you when you find. When you hear that people can just show up to this food truck and pay $0 and get a full plate of food?
You can get four plates of food. You could get five plates of food. I've seen people show up and just walk away with enough food for their whole family. What comes to mind for you? I speak wonder. Welcome. What comes to mind to you when you hear that you can get free food as a part of a ministry and you can get lovingly prepared meals that are whole foods, that are healthy and that are community focused? Right. Because that's what the whole purpose of this is. Here are a bunch of people. Look how many people are here.
And they are here to find out about this wonderful mission and ministry. And it's something that really keeps me going. Right. How can you help? Well, you can go. So the first Thing. How can you help? org and look at how you can do some electronic giving. Now, the first thing that comes to mind for Speak Wonder is generosity. And we've got community, unconditional love, welcoming and being approachable. So, I mean, I want to just show you a little bit about what. What we have going on here. So many people.
How many meals do you think you serve today? You think you probably served at least 100. At least 100. At least 100 people. Yeah. Can I. Can I just get a shot of this? Yeah, yeah. So here's the food. What. What is this one? This is a lime pickle roll up. So very traditional Minnesotan option. And then this one is a banh mi roll. And so it's got. Oh, it's a banh mi. And then the vegan one had had basil in it. It was a tofu banh mi. Yeah, it was tofu. And this one has a creamy sriracha in it. And so that one had.
I'm not 100% sure, but I think it was like a. An oil pesto situation. Raspberry lemonade. Nice. It is. What about. What about the dessert? These are line bars. Earlier, we had chocolate chip cookies, but we had such a crowd, we had to go hit up the. But you always have extra food. We always have extra food. That's why we make extra. So we're ready for when. More. When the table needs to get bigger. Okay, great. Good. Thank you. All right, so, yeah, that was great. Food connects us all together. Thank you.
And everybody's got to eat, right? And definitely I'm grateful that I'm able to be here today. And. And so if you're still listening, I'm going to ask one more question. What's your favorite meal? Please tell me. And often when I'm at board meetings, I ask. We've been asked what our favorite meal is. What's that? A meal that has memories for you and I. I will share what my favorite meal is. It's tough because I do a lot of cooking, but I like to make this. Right now, I really like to make this tofu fried chicken style.
So I do a tofu fried chicken style. Tofu battered. Okay. We got nachos from Jules. Hey, that's good. Mac and cheese from Speak Wonder. And Sherry says chicken, and Amar says a burger. All right, good. So here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to just say thank you all today because I see people. I should be mingling and talking with people. I am grateful that we're able to come together. org you can check out and see their options for giving. And also they check out their four locations in the Twin Cities where you can find really healthy food.
If you want free food, you can go there. They serve lunch four days a week in the Twin Cities. It is a wonderful mission. And I'm here right by the Capitol today at the Open House. I'm having a good day. And please have yourself a good day. This is how we talk about stigma. And today we're thinking about the people who may feel stigmatized because they don't have food to eat or can't feed themselves. I'm grateful for you all being here. I've had a wonderful time. And maybe I'll do another on location.
