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1. I watched the entire show and enjoyed it all, thank you.

   But Marcus, before (East) Hollywood and Glendale growth began in the early 1970's, there from the 1870's in Fresno and from the 1920's was Montebello, Pico Riviera and Whittier, they were the true little Armenias on the West coast in those days.

2. That sweet lady saying, "I don't speak English", but saying it all in perfect English.

3. Genocide: How do you know? Did you do a deep research? Deportation was there yes, but genocide, hmmm

4. My mom was Persian and from small town in the northwest corner of Iran pretty close to Armenia. Growing up in central Florida, there wasn't a lot of options for her to get the food she craved and was so good at making. No feta cheese, no real tea, no real bread. None of the herbs and spices she needed. The closest thing was an Armenian market on the other side of town (30 miles away). It was way out of the way, but Pop would tell me that he had orders from Mom to get her some stuff from that market. So many wonderful smells and flavors. I can close my eyes now, imagine that place and the memories, aromas and flavors all come rushing back.

5. ❤️💙🧡🙏😇

6. 24-minute mark: "What is funny is how SIMILAR we are…" the world would be a better place if we could all remember that.

7. My experience as an L.A. native with Armenians has been aggressive, arrogant, violent and male-centered.

8. Ancient and delicious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

9. I see many similarities between Armenians and Christian Middle Easterns who are not Armenian : Maronites ,etc .

10. Entrepreneurial and extremely resilient one can say of Armenians,but also of Jews, Christian Arabs ,Cubans , and anyone that had to make it .

11. It is like Jews:Jews are from all over the world

12. Many Armenians in teh USA lived in Southern California,but because California has become ,so expensive ;they have moved to Texas:Houston ,Dallas,Austin and San Antonio ; Charlotte and Florida:Miami,Fort Lauderdale, Orlando,Tampa ,Jacksonville .

13. Many Armenians in the USA, Canada,Argentina,Uruguay, Chile, Mexico ,Costa Rica and Australia .

14. The guy hosting this is so fake and insincere

15. Armenian's can turn stone in to a Bread !

16. Very unique to Khazarian food

17. PBS and Mr Marcus S is a wonderful person that cares about the poor and the rich people are witnesses are the same we are now in over 239 countries so any countries you go to you will be loved by our people may my Great God Jehovah bless all of the staff of all of these restaurants I hope you come to my God Jehovah Mrs Loretta

18. Hi from Armenia ❤️🇦🇲

19. I am proud to be an Armenian

20. Marcus you are a great guy. god bless you. Abris. !

21. ❤❤❤❤❤, Thanks ❤

22. LA is a heaven for the best Armenian and Mexican food my two favorite!

23. 🇦🇲👌🏻

24. If home is Armenia, you can go back, Armenia why are you staying united state Icant understand, leaving the round the word surviving home business then call Armin at home it’s weird

25. Chef Armenian have from many countries and dish culture from Persia from Lebanon from Syria from Egypt from Syria from tebelici from Iran

26. 💕🫒🍇🍋🌏 chef welcome try Armenian food

27. Chef nice to see you trying Armenian food. I always watching your cooking. 🙏🌷🍳🫑

28. Thank you, Chef….this just warmed my Armenian heart❤🙏🏻🇦🇲

29. What a lovely man you're, Marcus jan, love to Ethiopia💛

30. Harry, i beg you to remove the photo of the biggest traitor in Armenian history, that miserable pashaoghlu kikol aka վիժվացք

31. какой милый дедушка, который готовит бастурму – 🖤

32. This was the most beautiful presentation of Armenian culture and cuisine in LA. I feel so proud. Thanks to Marcos for this amazing interview❤

33. That bakery owner is the same guy who went on a racist tirade over a gym he owns a few years back. Never forget a racists face.

34. Marcus you are fantastic. I love your show and this episode in particular is just as great as the story you tell about Armenian culture in L.A. Hugs from Italy

35. Armenian Food is amazing.

36. Love this show.❤

37. Marcus Samuelsson is such an amazing host! I'm Armenian and kind of a history nerd so I always felt so connected to Ethiopia and was thankful to Ethiopia for the help to Armenians in our history. It was so nice to see that connection with the host as well. Thank you for showing the Armenian community and our culture so beautifully.

38. I'm glad for the references to Ethiopia to recognize Marcus' ethnic connection to the Armenians because Ethiopians and Armenians have a history of friendship and kinship with each other for centuries. Even today, many older generation Ethiopians will recognize Armenians as being their brothers and sisters because they were raised this way. The Armenian and Ethiopian Churches are the same branch of Christianity and Emperor Selassie is well known for his adoption of around 50 Armenian orphans whom he raised and educated as a response to the genocide.

39. Iranian-American LA Native who grew up in Glendale. So much love for my Armenian siblings, beautiful and resilient people, culture who inspire

40. Я люблю наших армян!!!хоть ани далеко от меня.✊🇦🇲

41. Beautiful 🙄

42. 6:22 Since when Georgia a brotherly country that is just as old as Armenia , has been taken away entirely on the map and Azerbaijan too. this is not historic Armenia but thievery and propaganda. Armenian claims over other people's lands is never going to bring peace in the region. Western Armenia in todays eastern turkey is historically Armenian, Greek, Assyrian.

43. Armenian skutegh manti is one of the best dishes in Armenian Cuisine.

44. We are everywhere 🇦🇲🌎

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