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And then we get to this door and then they speak some Kurdish and then I go upstairs and it's a bar.

And everyone in there is Chinese. What the what? I'm like, what?

Let's go and ask like, no, I was like, hey, I'm not Chinese. Oh, that's why I brought you. I thought you could.

You know, there was something that's funny. I'm like, wait, there's a Chinese bar in the middle of Iraq.

You see in the middle of Iraq, you come into like, welcome. Yeah, yo Chinese entrepreneurship is like in five, four, three, two, one.

I'm young has a yo everybody. Welcome to another episode of the genius brain podcast.

We have one of our favorite guests here. The new favorite guest is Ed Park, the other one.

The other one cheers. Ed Park VP. Chuck cheers. People still love Edrick Park too, but we're just mixing it up.

Ed too. So funny. He called he already called himself Ed too. So I'm like, I'm automatically Ed one.

So one of the things that people wanted us to talk about on this podcast, which, you know, there's a lot of

glancing stories throughout the podcast that I've talked about when it came to growing up in a Korean

church at an eye. So if you guys don't know, there's a lot of heavy like Korean Christian communities

throughout the United States, right? And something very unique that I didn't know until I met Ed is that

there is a substantially huge Korean Christian population in Seattle. I had no idea.

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