Vicki Pao tells all (or at least some) about the glamorous life of a plastic surgeon. Unlike the plastic surgeons you see on TV, Dr. Pao is not an egomaniac. She's actually pretty down to earth. Helping people is something she's always wanted to do, and even after a ridiculous amount of schooling (something like 14+ years) to become a plastic surgeon, she says she'd do it all over again, because helping people - that's her White Castle. She met her husband by fixing his knee, gave Hansel great advice after he broke his fingers ("dude, don't break your fingers, it hurts"), and even once sewed up Wayne's hand after an injury at her house. "Come over, I gotchu" was what she said (probably). Give it up for the "world-renowned" Dr. Vicki Pao.

Alan Tien ruminates about retiring and living the good life after having run the Paypal China group years ago. A long time friend of the bros, Alan was a Stanford undergrad to the dismay of his parents, who wanted him to go to MIT. Two pretty good choices when you're accepted to both. He's also lived around the world from Shanghai when it was thriving, to Singapore when it was hot (i.e., all the time), to now spending half his time in Hawaii. Early on, he founded an Asian social club called M-Society that, cheesy as it was, ended up allowing lots of young Asians to meet and eventually marry, including Hansel and his wife Lisa! He also helped launch the Asian American Research Center at Stanford, raising some big bucks while doing it. Alan Tien = life goals.