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TMT = "Twenty Minute Tuesday"
Since Janet’s in Korea, Brian talks solo about his thoughts around interracial couples, namely, white guys dating Asian girls as asked by somebody from the Reddit community. This could be a good or bad idea.
Reddit Topic Link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/dkavv6/when_you_see_an_asian_girl_white_guy_couple_what/
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Janet and Brian talk about this idea about good grades, something that many Asian-Americans are taught that it is some golden metric to a "successful." There is so much more that plays into success than simply good grades. We were taught as if good grades equals a life that is happily ever after, but the reality of that is very different. In this episode, they share their experiences around trying to meet (or not meet) some of these high standards.
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TMT = "Twenty Minute Tuesday"
Janet and Brian are going on Reddit to answer some of the questions from the community. In this episode, they talk about their views on the clashing of values between American and Asian cultures. Americans seem like they can’t hold back their emotions while Koreans and many other eastern Asian cultures have a tendency to have a hard time truly expressing themselves. They get into details about why that may be.
Reddit Topic Link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/dee9eu/first_generation_of_asians_in_america_what_are/
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Janet and Brian explain the CO2 zone and then coin the touchdown zone. You need to be in the touchdown zone. They get into some of the troubles that they have with their language barriers. A lot of the spats they've had was because it's difficult to talk to somebody in a language that's not their own. Like they say, the first words you learn in any language is cursing and insults. They figured out how to get around some of it and they share with everybody in this episode.
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TMT = "Twenty Minute Tuesday"
Janet and Brian go on Reddit to answer some of the questions from the community. This episode is about subjects that Asian-Americans have a difficult time sharing. What do you wish that the Asian-American community was more open to discussing? At a high level, they talk about their wish mental health, career expectations, and communication were more open to discussion, but it goes much deeper than that. Tune in to hear what they have to say.
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Whoever's older than you will tell you that looking young is always a good thing, but every upside also has its downsides. Janet and Brian talk about dealing with this idea that Asian-Americans appear younger than they actually are.
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Janet and Brian are going on Reddit to answer some of the questions from the community. This episode is about whether or not Tattoos still have a stigma associated with them in Korea. The short answer is yes and no. It depends. Press play to hear more.
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