<p>18. Mark and Yao Yu brainstorm answers when strangers ask about their ethnicity and discuss picky eating in the context of Asian upbringing. </p>

18. Mark and Yao Yu brainstorm answers when strangers ask about their ethnicity and discuss picky eating in the context of Asian upbringing.

<p>18. Mark and Yao Yu brainstorm answers when strangers ask about their ethnicity and discuss picky eating in the context of Asian upbringing.&nbsp;</p>

"Where Are You From?"

<h1>The idiom 雞同鴨講, literally meaning a chicken talking to a duck, represents the mutually unintelligible facets of life. Prepare to be enlightened by our grievances, rants, debates, and gaslighting through our conversations.&nbsp;</h1><p><br></p><h1>Hosted by Yao-Yu, Mark, and friends.&nbsp;</h1><p><br></p><h1>Thoughts and views expressed on the show are our own.&nbsp;</h1>

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The idiom 雞同鴨講, literally meaning a chicken talking to a duck, represents the mutually unintelligible facets of life. Prepare to be enlightened by our grievances, rants, debates, and gaslighting through our conversations.  Hosted by Yao-Yu, Mark, and friends.  Thoughts and views expressed on the show are our own. 

The idiom 雞同鴨講, literally meaning a chicken talking to a duck, represents the mutually unintelligible facets of life. Prepare to be enlightened by our grievances, rants, debates, and gaslighting through our conversations.&nbsp;<p><br></p>Hosted by Yao-Yu, Mark, and friends.&nbsp;<p><br></p>Thoughts and views expressed on the show are our own.&nbsp;

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