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In five, four, three, two, one, what's up? You stinky smelly bitches. Good evening to another episode of the Genius Brain podcast.

And you know, like I always said, I'd like to bring in interesting people here. People who have, uh, so we talk about shit that I don't know anything about.

So we have a very special guest want to introduce yourself. Hey guys, I'm GG. GG. Yeah. What's your last name? Moon. Moon.

First off, yeah, what are you? I'm half Korean and Greek Italian. My dad's half Greek half Italian. How did that happen?

Just like crazy. So my mom grew up in San Diego. My, my family moved from Korea to LA. Actually, um, my mom was like two.

And then they moved from LA to San Diego. Well, your mom came in when she was two years old. Yeah. Super young.

Yeah. Wait, so her English is on point. Oh, yeah. I mean, she's, she even says that her, her,

her Korean is like kindergarten status. That's what she never taught me. I'm just like, mom, why?

Oh, really? Yeah. So I mean, she's, uh, she's probably like bullshitting because she always, I mean, she only speaks to my grandma and Korean.

Yeah. Everything. And so, um, yeah, but she, yeah, she, she's American through and through. She grew up, you know, in mission beach and back, I guess back in like,

you know, the 80s and 90s mission beach was like crazy. Like, yeah, gangs, punks, you know, like all those kinds of people being up each other on the streets.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And so she like ran with that crowd and she was like pretty badass and yeah, it's funny.

She, I guess, just met my dad, you know, just party. That's so interesting because like, when I, every time I hear about an immigrant story,

I always hear about the parents who came later on in their life. I rarely meet like Korean American immigrants that come at that young

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