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MacKenzie Scott, who just gave $1 billion to--

Mackenzie, until you believe that I'm good, you're never going to be able to trust me-- the fundamental flaw in your life.

Mackenzie is sitting on the porch and they're talking about a bird.

Mackey is, but I'm not.

Holy mackerel. ANA VILLAFAÑE: I know, so I'm very excited.

Susan MacKenty Brady, Janet Foutty, and Dr. Lynn Perry Wooten, welcome.

for Mackenzie and Charlize.

And Mackenzie showed up, and it was just so beautifully weird and odd.

And Mackenzie goes and sits down and doesn't touch anything, and they start a conversation.

Erin Mackey can't come in.

John Mackey, the CEO of Whole Foods, for example, is a vegan.

John Mackey and whole foods, our purpose, when we're at our best we nourish the body and the mind and the soul and the community and the planet.

So Mackenzie has done a very nice job.

John Mackey: Of course there is the old saying.

John Mackey: Any type of political ideology is going to have a lot of different variants

John Mackey: I do believe that many libertarians are animated by human flourishing.

John Mackey: I think the zero-sum worldview is the predominate one.

John Mackey: From a macro perspective conscious capitalism is becoming conscious of the framework

John Mackey: You’ve just articulated what I call the trade off myth.

John Mackey: My first instinct is to tell you that I do think retail is one of the first

John Mackey: I do think that the economy is going to continue to evolve towards more service.

family's such as mackerel La Raza, right? I would have to marry someone lighter to better the race. Um, and that's really sad to me, because this is really

played by Mackenzie-- they're having a conversation as the kids are being piled into the car to go camping.

area called Mackenzie Bay, down by the continent. And this was as area that was so pristine

Today we're excited to have John Mackey, the founder and CEO of Whole Foods for the second time on The Talks at Google Stage.

process that is represented by Mackenzie's weekend in the shack.

It is the one where Mackenzie has spent the night having nightmares.

So these are sort of balls of mackerel and other fish you see if you go diving, and they create these massive balls

And if you look at-- John Mackey and Raj Sisodia co-wrote the book "Conscious Capitalism." Great book.

I mean, holy mackerel.

We have Charlize Theron, Mackenzie Davis, Ron Livingston, and director Jason Reitman.

The only name that was ever brought up was Mackenzie, and I mean, for me, when I read the script, because it

So I would never get somebody who's never had mackerel to eat mackerel, because I think that's just quite harsh.

So can we have a big round of applause for John Mackey.

In the book, Mackenzie is the main character.

And it's the one where Papa is talking to Mackenzie.

Hi. I'm Erin Mackey and I play May Catlett in the show which-- Vince just sang a song that's John Newton's song.

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And I'm thinking, holy mackerel.

And at one point, Papa says to Mackenzie, Mackenzie,

this um with a friend of mine on on the team Tony Macker and one of the things he says to the senior leaderships that

Weirdly and oddly enough, John Mackey, the quirky, wonderful founder and CEO of Whole Foods and I were actually college roommates at University of Texas.

And that article is still out there on the internet-- Time Magazine with John Mackey and Kip Tindell.

And the Whole Foods guy, John Mackey, did major in philosophy.

He's just awesome. And so John Mackey, the Whole Foods guy, and I talk a lot about love and business, about coworkers having each other's backs

that net. And as we were leaving Mackenzie Bay, we actually caught that ship and it had

It gets better. Right around that time, MacKenzie Scott found us, loved what we did, gave us a big $8 million

they took a good inventory of their life, and said holy mackerel, I need to make some changes.

She's the funniest woman you'd ever meet, but holy mackerel, she's fierce.