And we decided not to edit anything that was going to be too perfect.

We wanted to keep the things that were not controversial, but contradictory.

Yeah.

Because that's that's real life.

Right. Someone can have opposing views on the same thing.

And you know, I definitely have heard a lot of criticisms about it.

But I feel good because we weren't trying to bullshit anybody.

Yeah. And it wasn't a take that was this has to be for everybody.

It was to start a conversation.

That whole show is to start a conversation.

Yep.

It's not about this is the only way.

This is my way.

And a lot of it is me learning about stuff along the way too and seeing my opinion change.

Yeah, I agree. I think a lot of that, it is very Asian American in a way, the American aspect

of how it influences your Asian takes. You know what I mean? I'm the same way. Like, I go out to eat at certain places. I definitely know the proper way that they would expect me to respond to it as like a voice in the Asian community, but I have also the honest what I feel

about at that very moment and the taste like it might not taste better to me

than the traditional way or sorts you know what I mean and I've heard you be so honest about that and

that's what was refreshing about the show. You know me? I appreciate it.

Yeah and we've had those kind of takes on here too we've had like my boy Jay Key he does a lot of food

content in Queens and he's highlighted so many of the Queens like small

businesses which has been great but like you know we had a question like fuck Mary kill bread rice and

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