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Verbatim, from the transcripts: passages where Kernel comes up on How I Built This, My First Million, 20VC, All-In, TBPN

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▶ 1:31 Guy Raz 23 to talk about a new concept, uh, that you were about to launch in New York City is called Colonel. 6 times in the scene

▶ 13:19 Bryan Johnson So I was in that rebuilding stage where I just dabbled of like, you know, I did, I did ketamine at Kernel. 3 times in the scene

▶ 25:15 Bryan Johnson When I was, when I was building Kernel, this brain interface, I would get all these emails that people are like, I've been implanted by the government.

▶ 1:22:22 Bryan Johnson We did, we built a brain interface at my company kernel.

▶ 42:57 Codie Sanchez He then creates a hundred million dollar fund, the OS fund, which invests in a bunch of technologies that now Brian's using to try to live forever, including a company called Colonel, which was a neurotech company designed helmet.

▶ 1:03:32 Bryan Johnson Well, that's what, I actually measured my brain at my brain interface company, Kernel.

▶ 0:52 Guy Raz Essentially, it's a chain of very small, highly automated restaurants that 3 times in the scene
▶ 9:21 Steve Ells So the name of this, the name of this restaurant is, is Colonel, and, uh, we have, uh, two sandwiches.
▶ 15:16 Guy Raz I'm Guy Raz, and I'm talking with Steve Ells, the founder of Chipotle, and now a new restaurant concept called Kernel. 7 times in the scene
▶ 18:03 Guy Raz Each of these kernel locations will only need three humans to operate them. 2 times in the scene
▶ 28:49 Guy Raz My guest is Steve Ells, the founder of Chipotle, and now a new, highly automated vegan restaurant called Kernel.
▶ 32:46 Steve Ells There will always be a place, you know, for, um, for our teams, uh, to operate the, the kernel model for the foreseeable future, and I'm talking about the next decade at least, right? 2 times in the scene
▶ 37:43 Steve Ells You know, thankfully, I've, I've learned from my mistakes, learned from other people who are terrific leaders, and, um, I think I'm, I think the way I'm opening kernels today is much different than I, than I opened Chipotle, uh, 30 years…
▶ 40:03 Steve Ells I think Kernel could be a platform that perhaps solves some fundamental problems, and it's a, it's really hard, but 2 times in the scene
▶ 41:17 Guy Raz That's Steve Ells, founder of Chipotle, and now Colonel.

▶ 1:16 Sam Parr You've done kernel, which is interesting, but you, and you have this, a fun, that's kind of interesting.
▶ 21:28 Sam Parr Um, and then you started a company called Kernel that we could talk about a little bit.
▶ 27:08 Bryan Johnson On kernel, I think we nailed the technology selection. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:03:46 Bryan Johnson And that's what kernel is.
▶ 1:07:31 Bryan Johnson And so if you want to get really good data on, on yourself, it's an ultrasound and MRI and, and, uh, you know, like stuff we're doing at Kernel.

▶ 0:20 Harry Stebbings As for Quentin, at GC, he's led deals in the likes of Kernel, ThoughtSpot, Coda, and Commure, just to name a
▶ 14:26 unnamed speaker For doing Kernel, I drove down to LA. 2 times in the scene
▶ 18:59 Harry Stebbings I do want to ask, in terms of the kind of the companies that you work with, we mentioned Camille, we mentioned Kernel earlier.
▶ 19:16 unnamed speaker Speaking of Kernel, it's worth pausing on that for a second. 6 times in the scene
▶ 25:41 Harry Stebbings I do want to touch on one thing before we touch on remote work, and it's just we've mentioned Colonel, we've mentioned Camille, you have board seats at both, and board membership is not often talked about, I don't think, actually, and so…

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