Yo, what's good, welcome to another episode of Fun with Dumb I am Dumb short for Dumb founded but uh I'm here joined by a guest a friend long time, rarely get to see this guy, but it's been years actually at this point.

Damn, don't say that, say it ain't so.

I would see you like every couple of years at an event

sometimes like a lot of Asian American events.

Poetry events.

Poetry events.

Um, you're just, uh, gee all around I think in a lot of entertainment aspects. This is Dante Bosco. Make some noise right now, y'all.

Hey.

I'm in the house. Good to see dumb. Damn. I guess we've been busy?

Yeah, no, for sure. I mean, this is crazy because it's not just an episode of podcast. It's kind of catching up like literally. You just walked in the door.

Right, no totally. And he's already kind of pre-catching up. Yeah, just to intro for for cats who may not be familiar.

Nante Bosco is an actor, voiceover actor as well, a writer. You told me you were

doing some producing. Producing now. Producing producing films you might have seen him as a child actor

in the movie Hook as Rufeo one of the illest characters ever in movies and in respect. Yeah. A fresh Prince Belles. as up on some hood-asian stuff. You know?

You know what, actually, that's funny, you bring that up.

You are the original hood-asian dude.

Uh, for film and television.

Obviously, we've been in the hood for years. I think but like

coming to America and people being like damn it's like y'all really do like that

and I know yeah that's how we grew up. Well it's an interesting situation because I

talk about how even when I would see

Asian Americans on television and film back in a day like that doesn't necessarily

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