We Had Lunch at Chan Chan Food House in Irvine, California

Today, we were in Newport Beach knocking some things off our task list.  We haven’t had a chance to really explore anything in the surrounding area, nor do we expect to until at least a couple of months after we’ve completed the move as we need to execute it with speed and precision, but we did figure that we could take our lunch break to check out one of the local Korean restaurants.  We settled on a place called Chan Chan Food House in nearby Irvine, California.  We didn’t know what to expect but the food looked delicious and the reviews were good.

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The Sum of Small Things: A Theory of the Aspirational Class

Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, the James Irvine Chair in Urban and Regional Planning and a professor of public policy at the University of Southern California, recently published a book called, “The Sum of Small Things: A Theory of the Aspirational Class”. It looks at how affluent and upper class individuals and families are now engaging in a different type of consumption that effectively strengthens their own advantages, making upward mobility more difficult for those who don’t understand the codes or values of the group.

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Looking at Office Space in Southern California

It’s been roughly seven months since I’ve been present or active on the site in any meaningful sense.  There are largely two reasons for this. Firstly, as you can probably imagine, nearly every waking moment of our lives has been consumed by the launch of our global asset management firm, Kennon-Green & Co. This included spending a couple of weeks in Southern California looking for office space.

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Kennon-Green & Co. Fiduciary Financial Advisor, Wealth Management, Global Value Investing