Today I got a guess that I actually only met recently so this is kind of like

Introduction again and we're probably gonna dive deeper than we did the first time in a Korea town when we met.

This is Jimmy O. Yang, a comedian, actor, Renaissance man.

I don't know what else he does. Yeah, man. I don't know what else he does.

Yeah, man. Thanks for coming on the show.

Of course man. Last time we were at what was it some Cuban restaurant?

Nah, it was a Argentinian grill like

Argentinian audience being racist.

Asado, yeah.

It was delicious.

It was good, it was good.

And that was the first time I met you, I met you just like do social media I guess right yeah

and I think maybe through Aquafine or something that we met through yeah yeah

because I've known you for a long time just know of you but I've never met you.

That's a crazy thing like after just you know after you gave me your book and I read a little

bit about you I was like really surprised how LA you were and shit.

I know right like like yeah it's just weird I always see every time I see like an Asian

comedian or something in town and like or like doing their thing they're always like non-L.A.

No, I mean nobody is in the entertainment industry.

Barely anybody is from LA.

But that's what's great about Cayetown.

It seems like people have their roots here also.

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