Aw, cheese, hello, everybody and welcome to the Krebscast.

You're overly friendly Midwest podcast that always holds the door open for you, even

when you don't want us to, even when you're at that awkward distance where you wish we

just go inside because now there's pressure to move quicker to get to that door.

We're holding open for you faster, but we keep holding the door anyway because it's easier

than living with the guilt of not doing so.

That's what keeps us up at nights.

Okay, that and the broad sweats.

But how's everyone doing?

How's everyone feeling this week?

Good or no?

Charlie, I love it when you ask that over podcast because you can't hear any responses.

So you just imply what you hope they're feeling, which is good.

I hope everyone's feeling good out there.

Off to a strong start today.

My guest today is Manan Sabir.

He is a Milwaukee entrepreneur who you may know from the juice kitchen, which is now called

Shinde Juice.

Manan is also involved in several other black owned businesses in Milwaukee, which we'll

talk about in the Krebscast, including the Sherman Phoenix.

Now his wife, Joanne Sabir, in fact, is one of the co-founders of the Sherman Phoenix.

I love to get her on the Krebscast as well.

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