A YouTuber documented trading romaine lettuce for Chrissy Teigen's banana bread, which she and John Legend transported over a church parking lot in their daughter's toy car

YouTuber comedian Chris Klemens came to the rescue when Chrissy Teigen sent out a social media plea for some romaine lettuce, and documented the whole thing on his YouTube channel.
Teigen promised to trade the valuable salad product for homemade banana bread and make the swap six feet apart to respect the rules of social distancing.
Klemens just happened to have three bags of romaine at his home in Studio City, California. After a bit of back and forth on Twitter, they set up a time to meet in a church parking lot.
Teigen and her husband John Legend arrived in a black Range Rover and produced a small toy car in which to transport the food.
The Legends sent a care package across the parking spaces that included the banana bread (minus the half they had eaten), some chips and guacamole, a slice of pie, and a bottle of John's brand of wine.
"That exchange rate," Klemens said, flabbergasted. "Did I just rob?"
When Klemens and his roommate, fellow vlogger Andrew Lowe, got home they put the items to the taste test.
"Literally just bashed my head into a cabinet," Klemens said, after doing just that. "It's so good."
Teigen also tweeted after the exchange, saying: "It was so hard not to hug you both."
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