So, Burdo, I have some emails here and I also just want to chat with you about the, you know,

12th year anniversary live stream that we did recently.

What do you say, Burdo, let's answer emails and let's do a

post-mortem on the 12-hour live stream we did. Yeah it's a long it's been a

long time since we've had a long conversation so yeah let's do it. This is the psychology in Seattle

podcast I'm your host Dr Kirkhonda I'm a therapist and I'm also a professor who are you

Berto my name is Alberto Castanilla and I make pink ice cubes.

So his first emails from patron Marta, she writes,

any suggestions on or research on, or your own insight

on why immigrants discriminate against each other and so sorry I'm answering

okay any suggestions on why immigrants discriminate against other immigrants in the United States.

Burdo, as an immigrant to United States, what are your thoughts on this?

I can't speak for every community of immigrants.

I can say that in my experience with some of the subsets of the Latin community.

I especially saw this in Florida, by the way,

and maybe there are outgrowths of what we left

from where we came from.

So when I was growing up in Columbia,

there was always this feeling of, like, look,

I'm gonna look after my family and the people I know

and everyone else be damned. And it sounds cruel but I think that

that sentiment was there because like society wasn't there seemingly to help you very much and so

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