"All that stuff was very fresh to him," says Maron.
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They always bring something complicated and fresh to my ideas.
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The menu changes seasonally and ingredients are always fresh to death.
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"We're still struggling and it's still fresh to us," Korr said.
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It keeps it fresh, to be able to laugh at the devil.
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After my first victory I was keeping fresh to try again today.
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Buttigieg, as the shiny new outsider, gives contributors someone fresh to fund.
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This is a nice, fresh (to the Times Crossword) clue for HARE.
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All of its beignets are made from scratch and fresh to order.
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These deals come fresh to us this week from our friends at BlackFriday.
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Like others fresh to heroin from Spice, he has also started using crack.
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My goal is to stay fresh, to stay relevant, to stay on fire.
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Perhaps it was the twang in his speech, so fresh to my ear.
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It&aposs where he goes to work out, to stay fresh, to test material.
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But the day my husband died remains as fresh to me as greenmarket peppers.
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It's not speculative, it's fresh to the market and leads to artists being reassessed.
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GRETA GERWIG: That news is very fresh to me too, I can't believe it!
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It's meant to make everything exciting and fresh, to keep you on your toes.
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It feels exciting and fresh to use a new tool to tell a story.
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Most of the crop is sold fresh to local restaurants and markets in Charleston.
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How can Visual Labs—a Silicon Valley company arriving fresh to the police market—compete?
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Some of these acts we've covered before and some of them are fresh to us.
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The movie's mix of visceral, kinetic action and contemporary political concerns felt fresh to audiences.
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Even though these tracks are old by chronological standards, they feel quite fresh to me.
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And when does a word go from "fresh" to faddish, twee, or just plain annoying?
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Last month, Amazon launched Fresh to offer fresh fruits and vegetables in parts of Bangalore.
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He was smart to pivot to what's still fresh to most Democrats: the Obama era.
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"When I made that drawing the other week, it really felt fresh to me," Bochner says.
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Macron, on the other hand, is fresh to the stage in both France and the world.
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The latest crisis over doping is too fresh to have yet been reflected in opinion polls.
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Every morning they are brought fresh to Joy Luck Palace, but are available for takeout only.
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We grabbed a kid's meal at Baja Fresh to keep him happy until we get home.
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We tried out what it would sound like and it still sounded fresh (to me anyway).
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Switching from fresh to frozen also means Lopez has to be more nimble with its shipments.
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Middle-age angst is a fertile topic, but "Downhill" doesn't bring anything fresh to the conversation.
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Buyers were looking for works fresh to the market from long-term collections, rather than resales.
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The Texans rested him last week and he should be fresh to take on the Bills.
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By contrast, he came in unprepared, had nothing fresh to say, and increasingly gave way to rants.
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You'll get access to a digital edition of our magazine, delivered fresh to your tablet every month.
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"We wanted the eye look to be reflective and fresh to make her eyes pop," he added.
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By contrast, he came in unprepared, had nothing fresh to say, and increasingly gave way to rants.
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Sometimes there was nothing fresh to eat, so we ate a lot of salted fish and rice.
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I've got middleweights coming in fresh to try and wear me down, you know what I mean?
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A new Silicon Valley startup takes grocery delivery services like Instacart or Amazon Fresh to another level.
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But an old painting that's fresh to auction and has a compelling subject can achieve impressive results.
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Seriously, which big name Hollywood producer is going to tap Mannie Fresh to do a full soundtrack?
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Check out our Beauty Innovator Awards for the smartest, funkiest, most fresh to death products of the year.
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Check out our Beauty Innovator Awards for the smartest, funkiest, most fresh-to-death products of the year.
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Isaac Toast is a South Korean chain that serves nothing but toasted egg sandwiches, grilled fresh to order.
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But this trio could still bring something fresh to a television landscape that is still struggling with diversity.
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Intriguing because Lerner is a canny, charismatic writer who seems likely to bring something fresh to the form.
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So the memory of their debacle in Portland was fresh to them when they arrived at the arena.
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Does a movie as battering-ram blunt as Triple 9 have anything profound or fresh to say about urban
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I pitched stories from my own life, things that all women had experienced, but were fresh to the men.
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LONDON — With the weather sending us into meltdown, we definitely need something fresh to cool us down this week.
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"Hart & Hayes fresh to the 🌎," she captioned the sweet snap, tagging her husband, retired baseball player Jim Edmonds.
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Each mutabak is made fresh to order, and begins with the rolling of the phyllo against a stone counter.
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She also looked fresh to death dressed in white pants, a yellow tunic and scarf, and a stylish hat.
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We know Rhimes' shows tend to have cast-member overlap, but these stars are fresh to the ShondaLand scene.
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They hammered out a few ideas, but Blow hadn't cut a song before, and things were fresh to him.
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It helped that its goalkeeper, Warapom Boonsing, came fresh to the match, having not played in the earlier match.
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All this feels fresh to me, and it's what helps me keep the motivation in all that I'm doing.
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In his discharge instructions, no one had mentioned this service, and his injury was clearly too fresh to benefit.
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Most were simply happy to have something fresh to listen to, because Badu hadn't released an album since 2010.
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THEME PARKS | ROUNDUP Coaster-lovers looking for the next thrill can expect something fresh to seek out each year.
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"For all its global prestige, the concours' leadership recognizes the need to stay fresh, to attract younger enthusiasts," he said.
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Like Primal Scream tracks or things from that time period that sound fresh to me again for the 10th time.
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People purchase it already made here, or buy the peppers fresh to prepare and bottle it up themselves at home.
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Here's our toast to the communities that are bringing something fresh to water to ensure another Flint doesn't happen again.
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A lot of the songs that we don't play live very often are the ones that remain fresh to me.
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Benicio del Toro tries his best to bring something fresh to a cameo role as a Han Solo-esque space rogue.
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Each toast is made fresh to order, meaning it is warm and crisp, with cheese at the ideal levels of meltiness.
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Yet despite much talk of diversity and tradition, Mr. Levine has little fresh to say about gentrification issues or documentary storytelling.
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This week on Noisey Radio, we sit down with the legendary producer Mannie Fresh to discuss the reunion of Big Tymers.
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Collectors are looking for top-quality drawings that have solid attributions, are in good condition and are fresh to the market.
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Even she seems aware that this thin if fervid book brings little that's fresh to the theme of illicit sexual desire.
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Ms. Sriram, on the other hand, seems a bit too fresh to credibly deliver the climactic confessions of her damaged character.
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I'm happy to think that my work can add something new and fresh to the big and mighty river of history.
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Because it seemed as if he had something fresh to say about every word in European literature and the spaces between them.
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Voice of America sometimes plays K-pop, the cheesy tunes that are ubiquitous in the South but sound fresh to northern ears.
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Its philosophical approach is fresh – to let the security community share playbooks via its Github repositories making its platform open and extendable.
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This includes hiring Ly, who is fresh to LA from working at a butcher shop in Portland, Oregon's meat powerhouse Laurelhurst Market.
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Dodd's window paintings — and I count "Shed Window" among them, even though the view is opaque — add something fresh to this theme.
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Francis Bacon's brooding "Three Studies for a Portrait of George Dyer" from 1963 was also fresh to the market without a guarantee.
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I have a $3 coupon for Fresh To Order, so I order a salmon panini and an Asian side salad on my phone.
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Rosen's recipe collection takes an inventive approach to making our collaborative dining occasions easy, fun, and above all still looking fresh to impress.
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Still, by identifying so closely with these core works, Mr. Lewis puts pressure on himself to come up with something fresh to say.
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With the internet outrage cycle working the way it does, Schumer's critics will likely have something fresh to work with in no time.
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Even when it turned out that we weren't so prepared to tackle thermodynamics, at least our color-coordinated notes looked fresh-to-death.
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A key reason that " SKAM " felt fresh to viewers, she told me, was that its clips are shot very shortly before they air.
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This is in no small part due to its ability to stay fresh to its players and spectators, despite being 15 years old.
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Perhaps because he has spent most of his political career in European institutions in Brussels, Mr. Schulz can appear fresh to German voters.
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So, to stir the pot, Salt & Straw is adding something not so fresh to its menu: It's making ice cream out of food waste.
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In the Q&A that followed, Boyd-Pates noted that Khan-Cullors's work "gives an opportunity to start fresh, to start over" after upheaval.
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The critic score had to be designated "fresh" to be considered the best show and had to be below 75% to be the worst.
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Don't be surprised to see major brands in the mix (everything from Fresh to Urban Decay) for as much as 50 percent off. 6.
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From keeping leftovers fresh to cooling wine at the perfect temperature, these small fridges can be just as powerful and useful as normally-sized appliances.
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The company now sells its own line of meal kits through Fresh to rival ready-to-cook options from companies like Blue Apron and Plated.
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"People are looking for the best," he added, citing such considerations as provenance, rarity and whether or not a work was fresh to the market.
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Yes, there will be a line around the block (from which you'll smell the wafting aroma of street-side noodles being cooked fresh to order).
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Steinberg said the news was too fresh to get an idea how this would affect Woods or other golfers when it comes to their contracts.
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Yelp reviewers revealed that HOLE Doughnuts makes its delicious baked goods fresh to order, and called its coffee the perfect complement to its famous doughnuts.
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Yang's task was to be as angry, pointed, and funny as JAY-Z is on 4:44, while still adding something fresh to the concept.
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There are character turns and moments and ideas that are fresh to this season and to the talented writers and directors that we partnered with.
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They probably have a reliable frozen version if you don't live in the South, where the grocery stores always have some fresh to pick up.
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Cy Twombly's six-foot-tall abstract, "Leda and the Swan," was fresh to the auction market and was valued at $35 million to $55 million.
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In the book, she writes that she was 18 years old at the time of the McQueen show and fresh to the world of runway modeling.
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So I never got that chance to start fresh, to work to get better with Russ (Russell Westbrook) and work to get better with the Thunder.
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"Without something fresh to sort of turn the tide on this, I think the path of least resistance is to the downside," Wunderlich Securities' Hogan said.
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"Not as many people have cupcakes at their wedding as they should, and these are delicious and adorable and delivered fresh to your door," she said.
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Ben Mark Holzberg/Syfy A future world ruled by evil corporations isn't exactly a new concept, but the Syfy show Incorporated brings something fresh to the idea.
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Instead, he asserted that Ocado "would prefer Amazon Fresh to be a better competitor globally," thereby diminishing the market share of Carrefour, Woolworths and other grocery outlets.
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"This feels fresh to me," Mr. Lin said as he leaned in to inspect one work, a pigment trace on cement of a ceremonial building in India.
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That's why I was interested to discover how many writers focused on the celebrated artists in Deitch's booth, since Trosch actually had something very fresh to offer.
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In this time of social distancing, streamers looking for something fresh to talk about will appreciate Tiger King — for the murder, mayhem, and, yes, all the madness.
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The two 15-letter entries were not the most exciting fill but they got the job done, and they are fresh to The New York Times Crossword.
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Plastics make transportation more carbon efficient, keep food fresh to avoid wasting it and allow us to see through contact lenses — to just name a few benefits.
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With Kindle Digest, Instapaper will send a selection of your queue to your Kindle as often as you'd like so you always have something fresh to page through.
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What's more, the top notes should be fresh (to avoid a heavy feeling in the morning), so picking something that feels summery, but will still last, is key.
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Her 2014 debut, Obvious Child, surprised critics by bringing something fresh to the romantic-comedy genre and the never-ending glut of young-in-New-York-City films.
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The chain prepares and bakes personal pizzas fresh to order on a Chipotle-like assembly line where customers can pick toppings from a selection in front of them.
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Nevertheless, Paisley had brought something fresh to the team, which in its newfound dynamism and increasing flair was ready to embark on an era of near-unprecedented dominance.
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And while most of her classmates loved it (some calling her "drop dead gorgeous" or "fresh to death") — others on social media criticized the teen for being insensitive.
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Juices and smoothies can be a quick, portable source of energy and nutrients, according to the Mayo Clinic, but should be consumed fresh to get the most benefits.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Coco Gauff is only 222, still growing in every way, and still fresh to the world of professional tennis, but she can win this Australian Open.
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And for drinking, our tasting showed many excellent, distinctive whiskeys, ranging from young and fresh to deep and complex, with most showing a sense of purity and freshness.
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Elizabeth Arden/Youtube Handler made her beauty debut alongside fashion icon Iris Apfel, dj Mia Moretti and blogger Gabi Fresh to introduce Elizabeth Arden's new fictional muse, Liz Arden.
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He simply wandered to the net, looking a little vacant-eyed, and waited for del Potro — one of the slowest walkers in tennis even when fresh — to join him.
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But Buttigieg, who has begun using more South Bend allies to argue for his record and electability, had something fresh to point to when arguing that he could win.
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So I was happy to find though Beyond was fresh to start, it quickly fell back into more notes of spices, leather and wood — like a cedar-paneled locker room.
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A conductor is under pressure to come up with something fresh to say, which Mr. Jordan did in the Prokofiev and, thanks to the exciting soloist Julia Fischer, the Mendelssohn.
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As this new version of Friday the 13th is still seeking a writer and director, it's unclear how, exactly, this remake will make itself fresh to a modern-day audience.
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In the three years since, Amazon has expanded Fresh to a few more markets: San Francisco, then the New York metro area and, more recently, Boston, Baltimore and London, too.
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Made fresh to order, the larger-than-life snacks are practically a meal, making them a more budget-friendly option than heading to one of the resort's sit-down restaurants.
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As a Windows device, the Galaxy TabPro S doesn't necessarily bring anything fresh to the table, but that's primarily because a couple of key features were not ready to test.
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From products that ensure your alcoholic beverages stay fresh to those that help you actually create them, there are many ways to improve anyone's liquid happiness for the coming decade.
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For this American Ballet Theater soloist, who made her New York debut in Alexei Ratmansky's production of "The Sleeping Beauty" opposite James Whiteside, the performance was too fresh to analyze.
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"We went from being a company that made Saran Wrap to keep food fresh to a kind of war machine," the company's former chief executive Andrew Liveris said in 2006.
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It probably helped that Kubrick was just a kid, so instead of inducing yawns, these magazine perennials struck him as novelties, and he in turn brought something fresh to them.
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Instead they're bringing increasingly complicated tricks—the 90s-era technical flips and spins that fell out of fashion during the shift from fresh to hesh—to the big spots of yesterday.
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While I hope you don't repress your emotions and go silent during this full moon, it's also understandable if things feel too fresh to discuss after the Mercury retrograde in Capricorn.
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Biden's story of loss is especially fresh to Iowans; it was the subject of a TV ad aired in the state this fall, which tied his family tragedies to health care.
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"Now that we understand the findings of this study, we are determined to provide Fifth Quarter Fresh to all of our athletes," Wilcox said in a university press release touting the study.
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Others — like Facebook and Twitter — have been known to roll out new products just in time for earnings, which helps to give executives something fresh to show off to analysts and investors.
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From the critical darlings to the bombs — and from certified fresh to certified rotten on Rotten Tomatoes — here's how Disney remakes compare to the movies they're based on, in reverse chronological order.
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The scenario: The BLT of your pal's dreams is nearly ready: Bread's been toasted, bacon's crackling on the pan, and a tomato and lettuce sit on the counter looking fresh to death.
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Today, Mr. Berry offers us a 66-word grid, and I especially liked how he salted the center of the puzzle with terms that are fresh to The New York Times Crossword.
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" Lyerly believe what sets Carl's Jr. apart from local competitors is its chargrilled burgers, made fresh to order with a "combination of sauces and flavours, that are a step up above our competition.
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Whether it's on the red carpet — switching between major length and short styles — or playing with Cookie's ever-evolving beauty look on Empire, she always brings something new and fresh to the table.
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For instance, the college divides its introductory course by prior experience, so students coming fresh to computer science are not terrified by those who have been coding since they were eight years old.
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This June will mark the one-year-anniversary of singer Christina Grimmie's death, but the loss is still clearly very fresh to her former coach on The Voice, Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine.
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Drawing intense, global competition, Sotheby's pointed to the work as emblematic of the kind of fresh-to-market, quality works that auction houses must now offer to elicit strong prices and spirited bidding.
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But the clues for NAM, ETRE, DEN, DTS, AYE and some others seemed extra fresh to me; in a few cases the big entries helped me solve the little ones, instead of vice versa.
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For fans of Godzilla's many Japanese films, these foes are some iconic familiar faces, but if you're fresh to the world of Kaiju outside of the 1003 Godzilla movie, here's what you need to know.
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Because our burgers are only cooked fresh to order in six states, it must have taken considerable planning for that burger to make the trip from the grill all the way to the Empire State.
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The expanded format – a risky move by UEFA – has generally worked well, with underdog sides including Wales and Iceland bringing something fresh to the competition, and instilling a sense of hope and optimism with their success.
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The mother of one, who asked that her last name not be used for fear of being socially chastised, says she plans to use Instacart and Amazon Fresh to have food, drinks and other necessities delivered.
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The shrimp could have been more flavorful, but the texture was right and it tasted fresh to me — it just made me feel a little sad to see it dangling off the edge of the glass.
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Before the Netflix debut on Friday, I took the chance to have a quick chat with the actor about his much-desired return, and whether or not they let him keep that fresh to death white suit.
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The company is need of something fresh to revitalize its business in the wake of increasing competition from Facebook, which operates WhatsApp and Messenger, the world's most popular messaging apps with over one billion monthly users each.
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That means old-world species such as sea bream and sea bass, which cannot now be grown in America because they might get out and breed in the wild, could be delivered fresh to the table anywhere.
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Memories of a brief lapse in the program after 2014, when some conservative lawmakers called for the private sector to pay more terror-related losses before federal government funding kicks in, are still fresh to the industry.
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The estimate "was aggressive, but it was fresh to the market and had been in a major show," said Anthony McNerney, director of contemporary art at Gurr Johns, an art advisory and valuation company based in London.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A royal treasure trove including jewels that belonged to French Queen Marie-Antoinette fetched 225 million Swiss francs ($210 million) on Wednesday, as collectors snapped up rare historic gems fresh to the market, Sotheby's said.
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"This year we talked about how we could bring something new and fresh to an audience — a consumer — but also obviously the professional community," Jimmy Maymann, AOL's Executive VP and President of Content and Consumer Brands, told Mashable.
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It was a great example of how to write off an actor who wants to leave a show (as Charles did), while simultaneously telling an exciting story and giving the other characters something meaningful and fresh to play.
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Luckily, the sixth day of Fashion Week was anything but drab, providing plenty to talk about, including Madonna, another sighting of Tiffany Trump and an all-immigrant casting from an Indonesian designer fresh to the New York scene.
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I allow myself one day a week to rest my ears; that way I can feel fresh to start the week and maybe hear things or drops in songs I may not have been paying attention to before.
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Nonetheless, the company is in need of something fresh to revitalize its business in the wake of increasing competition from Facebook, which operates WhatsApp and Messenger, the world's most popular messaging apps with over one billion monthly users each.
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But with the auction houses anticipating slightly less exuberant spending this year, both Gooding and RM/Sotheby's — whose average sales prices exceed $1 million — came to Monterey with as much fresh-to-market, unimpeachable inventory as they could muster.
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My fridge however, could give my assistant access to a lot of information on how fresh my food is to the best temperature to maintain it fresh, to recipes that would use up what I have left in it.
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The optics of looking fresh to death are clearly not lost on Obama, whose memoir Becoming uses the lens of fashion to comment on the racial and gendered expectations that constricted her self-expression during her time in the White House.
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When a major house presents a new staging of a repertory staple, like Verdi's "Otello" or, for that matter, Bizet's "Carmen," the creative team is under pressure to come up with something fresh, to make a statement that stands out.
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So, what is director Kenneth Branagh — and a cast that includes Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer, Daisy Ridley, and a Poirot-playing Branagh, among others — bringing that's fresh to his new film version of Murder on the Orient Express (out Nov. 10)?
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MEMORIES OF MADNESS Memories of a brief lapse in the program after 2014, when some conservative lawmakers called for the private sector to pay more terror-related losses before federal government funding kicks in, are still fresh to the industry.
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RS: To me, the documentary was a rare moment to remember scenes, like when I was conducting the orchestra for the score to The Last Emperor, which was fresh to me because I hadn't seen that footage for maybe three decades.
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From a punchline-free bit about people recording things on their phones (fresh!) to an extended rant about how there was a "safe space" backstage for anyone who was "triggered", Maniscalco didn't endear himself to the audience in the room or at home.
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For example, if the June oven could check my smart fridge for which ingredients I have and suggest something to make or recipes I like, then my smart fridge could automatically place an order with Amazon Fresh to replenish anything that is missing.
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Although the party does appear to be softening its strident nationalist tone, its recent history of anti-Semitic tactics - such as denouncing Israel and demanding lists of Hungarian Jews who pose a "national security risk" - seems too fresh to be overcome easily.
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"Collectors worldwide competed very strongly, in the room, over the phone and online, for this finely curated auction which comprised masterpieces and fresh-to-market property across a wide range of subjects," said Sven Becker, head of books and manuscripts at Christie's.
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In April, at Away's light-filled store in West Hollywood, I watched a woman storm in, demanding to know all the colors the carry-on came in because she wanted to add something "fresh" to the navy and black pieces she owned.
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I'm glad it sounds fresh to you, I've been told by someone I admire that the record is pretty avant grade and futuristic and that in his opinion it opened some doors to more freedom in creating music these days, and that's fabulous to hear.
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You get this deal regardless of which iPhone you buy, so no worries if you still can't dish out more than $1,000 for an iPhone X or XS. You'll still look fresh to death with some of the latest Apple wrist candy on your arm.
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Because until those last 20 minutes, and in particular in the film's second act, Jenkins flirts with a bevy of ideas that feel fresh to the superhero genre, the most scintillating of which is that Diana could be wrong about how to save the world.
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For a man fresh to power with a big army, already up to his armpits in a war with Iran-backed forces in Yemen and staring over his northern border to Iran's growing influence in Iraq and Syria, it sounds a lot like fighting talk.
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The surprise of the night was the £2000 million, or roughly $2010 million, paid by a telephone bidder, after a lengthy three-way battle, for a thickly painted 2000-2347 Anselm Kiefer seascape, incorporating a lead toy submarine, that was fresh to the auction market.
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"If you can get works that are great quality, fresh to the market and attractively estimated without being encumbered by any presale financing, then this is how you create auction magic," said Melanie Clore, a partner at Clore Wyndham, art advisers based in London.
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"We plan to make the product and infuse it fresh to the patient, but we are also working on optimizing the freezing process so we can make the product, freeze it and keep it, so that when patients need it, we can give it."
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I felt like there was always something different and fresh to do instead of feeling pushed toward a soulless grind to go from one power level tier to the next, or a near-quixotic quest to get a single item to drop through hours of repetition.
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Casual players won't keep coming back to Fortnite every day (and spending money on emotes and skins) if they can never win a game or constantly get out-skilled by seasoned players, or if there's not something fresh to check out to keep the experience interesting.
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So what we did in this instance to bring something new and fresh to the cyberpunk genre was to take a common trope and shift the spotlight; in this case to the bartender who's always there in the background ready to take questions from the hero.
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Granted, some of the footage resembles Blanchard's work, especially the clips of liquid dots, but Khasanov definitely has something fresh to offer when the neon liquids fuse to create a cosmic complexity that looks like the cinematic special effects once found in old science fiction films.
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We felt like, OK, now we've done this, what would we like to bring to the table in terms of our own visions and our own musical references that we are carrying around, [to] expand on the whole idea and try to bring something fresh to the genre?
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Because their critical minds are sharp and fresh to the happenings in this world, teens are usually the quickest to conclude that women in porn are rarely ever saying words (let alone complete sentences) and, most impactfully, they're almost never speaking directly about their own sexual pleasure when they do.
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We also get a three-person brawl in a men's room, which causes irreparable damage to the sanitary ware, and which is clearly indebted to the punch-up at the start of "Casino Royale" (2006)—the scene in which Daniel Craig, fresh to the role of 007, showed his credentials by destroying a toilet cubicle.
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That makes sense when you consider that its classes are mostly tailored to this, and that it can create new content from its live classes which occur in person in New York, and then are recast on-demand to its users (which is a low-cost production and distribution model for content that always feels fresh to users).
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It's been four years since I finished even the most recent one—things that I might have felt self-conscious about publishing four years ago don't really feel [that way] because the wounds aren't really fresh to me and I can't tell you exactly what was going on in my head at that time and I can enjoy it more as a participant.
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The ways in which it blends the past and present together feel vital and fresh to me in a way these sorts of "flashbacks filling in a big chunk of backstory" episodes rarely do, perhaps because it is so thoroughly tapped into Watchmen's larger theme of how the past and present are rarely as separate as we'd like them to be.
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"I thought it would be a game, that it would be fun to do and I discovered that it was a nightmare because it's like trying to create something that makes sense, that is fresh ... to find the right idea when you are in the unknown and have no limits," the 48-year-old director told Reuters on the sidelines of the Venice film festival on Monday.
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With its dusty shelves and dim lighting and sagging floor, it was easy for me then to picture what it would have looked like 33 years earlier, in August 2100, when a black 21955-year-old from Chicago, down visiting his mother's kin, walked into it and supposedly whistled at, or said something fresh to, or pawed the white woman working behind the counter.
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If it's from Scotland—reputably, like the best smoked salmon should be—it will be the fresh catch of the day for London-based smokers, unlike Norwegian fish, which will already be a few days the wrong side of fresh by the time it hits the UK. "If your fish isn't fresh to start with, then people use the smoke flavour to mask the smell and the poor quality of the fish," Forman explains.
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Hardy says they had the luxury of being able to choose their seed investors, after getting a warmer reception for Capture than they'd perhaps expected — thinking it might be tough to raise funding for a new social app given how that very crowded space has also been monopolized by a handful of major platforms… (hi Facebook, hey Snap!) But they also believe they've identified overlooked territory — where they can offer something fresh to help people interact with others in real-time.
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