Thanks to my lovely wife, international pop star IU I have been put in contact with a Korean cooking subscription service that is looking to expand into the United States and Canada. It is sort of a perfect storm of my minor celebrity status in the US, Canada, and Korea and Baltimore's abbreviation in the SHL being the Korean word for rice that the company, 빨리빨리밥 (Bballi Bballi BAP) thought it was a great synergy. As most know I'm a bit of a cook and am always trying to spread the good word of Korean cuisine. This subscription service works like Blue Apron. A couple days every week you are sent a package of Korean goods and recipes to create some of the best food you have ever had. To begin we are having a cross promotion with the SHL and creating team and player themed meals such as, Baltimore Platoon Budae jjigae (literally army base stew), Atlanta Inferno extra spicy buldak and Krashwagen's Baek Kimchi, a non spicy kimchi similar to sauerkraut from Krash's home country. Get ready to learn some new recipes and gain about 15 pounds.