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A Minute With: David Kassouf
David Kassouf was born in the city of Zahle, Lebanon. He attended college in Ukraine,
studying computer engineering. He has a master’s degree in computer engineering.
After moving to the United States on April 4, 2001, David worked for a family
business, managing a paint and body shop. All the while, he learned English
through Cambridge University courses. He then worked at various jobs in the
Los Angeles area.
David moved to Redwood City in January 2008 and lives in the Farm Hill neighborhood.
On May 2, David opened the new eatery the Sandwich Spot, on Broadway
downtown. It is his first business venture.
He is a member of both the Downtown Business Group and the Chamber of
Commerce.
David’s hobbies include skiing, camping and basketball. He is also an avid cook.
Why Redwood City?
Reminds me of home. A very small city within a
large city.
I love it! It is my hometown now.
The future for downtown is?
Amazing.
If you were stuck on a desert island, which one
book, movie or person would you want to take along?
My mom.
What talent would you most like to have?
Being patient.
Something few know about you?
I lived in a seminary in Lebanon.
What phrase do you most overuse?
Thank you.
What is your favorite book?
Any book on cars.
Favorite movie?
“My Big Fat Greek Wedding.”
What is your motto?
I will survive.
Anyone you got on your mind?
Family.
Memorable moment?
First landed in the United States. It was a dream
come true.
You still can’t believe?
That I have my own business. God bless America!
What is a dream you have or something you’d
like to accomplish in your life?
To open more Sandwich Spots.
When you die, you want to come back as?
As myself — and relive my childhood.
What would life be like if you had wings?
Disaster.
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