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John Krasinski praised folks in the food industry who are dedicating their time and resources to people in need — and hosted a virtual potluck — on Sunday's episode of Some Good News.
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00:00And in the all-too-familiar spirit of stealing intellectual property on this show,
00:04I actually stole your recipes for my dinner party.
00:08John Krasinski delivered some more good news with a good old-fashioned potluck.
00:12On Sunday's episode of Some Good News, Krasinski praised folks in the food industry
00:16who are dedicating their time and resources to people in need
00:19as restaurants remain closed amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
00:23These staples of community and of culture are not only some of the places that are being hit the hardest,
00:28they're some of the places where you can find the biggest heroes.
00:32Some of Krasinski's feel-good stories of the week included a chef who set up kitchens inside churches and stadiums
00:37to feed as many people as possible, a landlord who gave free rent to a New York pizzeria feeding doctors and nurses.
00:44Every single person in that segment that was making food to make a difference,
00:48they were doing it all without charging a dollar because that is just what heroes do.
00:53The SGN host even gave a shout-out to Guy Fieri, who set up a relief fund for restaurant workers.
00:59Tens of thousands of restaurants and three million employees right now that are without jobs,
01:04these folks need some help.
01:05And in the spirit of the food-themed episode, Krasinski decided to host a virtual potluck.
01:10The actor who previously asked viewers for their favorite recipes hosted four of them in a segment called SGN Potluck,
01:16which featured special guests Fieri, Martha Stewart, David Chang, and Stanley Tucci,
01:20all of whom made the recipes the viewers had submitted from their own homes.
01:24Vanilla vodka? She said two shots. That's two shots.
01:28Orange vodka? Two shots. I won't be walking after this.
01:33Krasinski also surprised Fieri with the news that PepsiCo had donated $3 million to the chef's fund,
01:38in addition to what the company had already donated, putting the total amount of money raised around $20 million.
01:44So they're donating $3 million to you, my man.
01:50Are you serious? Yes, I am dead serious.
01:54To watch the latest Feel Good episode of Some Good News, head to THR.com.
01:58For The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Neha Joy.
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