Are you a real no-it-all?

Do you annoy your family by shouting the answers while watching Jeopardy?

Do you drive people crazy when you start a sentence with, well, actually?

Well, guess what? You can go fact yourself.

Hi, everyone.

Welcome to Go Fact Yourself, the show or we quiz, the smartest people we know, and find out why they love what they love.

I'm Helen Hong.

And now, socially distancing from our homes in Los Angeles, here's our moderator, Jay Keith Van Strat.

Thank you so much, Helen. Wonderful to see you.

Nice to see you, Jake.

I understand you've got a big event that you're planning.

I am. I am planning my nef son. That's what I'm calling him. He's my nephew, but I'm raising him, so he's my nef son.

Uh-huh.

He's turning one in but I'm raising him. So he's my nef son. He's turning one in May.

Oh, adorable. Yes. And in Korean culture, that is a very, very big deal. Your first birthday is a very big deal. And we're going to dress him like a little Korean emperor. And we, my sister and I are both going to wear a traditional Korean hambok, and we're going to put out a

huge spread, and there's just fun games, and he's going to pick an item that will predict his future.

It's going to be a time.

Now, is this something that you did when you turned one year old?

This is something that I did when I turned one year old. The party is called a toll, and the highlight of the party is you put this

little dressed up child in front of certain items, and then the kid kind of toddles over and grabs an

item, and the item predicts what their future is. So they'll be like a stethoscope to predict that he'll be a doctor, a tiny gavel to predict

that the child will be a lawyer or a judge.

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