Jensen reveals where his childhood love of night markets comes from "My mom and dad loved it. We would come to the night market. When we go out to dinner, that's the definition of going out to dinner. You don't go to a restaurant. We didn't have money like that. We'd just go to the night market and sit at these tables." "I was looking for a restroom so I wandered off. I walked up to this guy, this cook. I was about to ask him if there was a restroom somewhere. He was cleaning his knife, and my face was right next to his knife. It cut me right across my face. I was almost five. My dad picked me up and ran me to the hospital." "I always loved the night market after that. I always had a fond memory. The food was so good. I loved the place." "I loved everything. I loved all the people. Everybody's working hard for a living. They're working so hard, and they still want to share a little something with you." "They don't have much money. Their profit margin must be a dime each. They gave me all their profit, just to be kind. It's the Taiwanese way."