Uh, your parents, immigrants?

Immigrants from Korea, from Korea, now, Korea.

They were they supportive of your choice to be an actor?

Uh, no, no, no, not at all.

And, you know, I understand why they, you know, they immigrated to this country, you know, they left all their friends and family behind, uh, you know, sacrificed everything, ultimately.

So their kids, you know, could could have a better life.

Not, you know, not for us to do background on a web series, you know?

Yeah.

So So they were very against it.

And, uh, but when I booked my very first job, I was so excited about it, I I was sure that if I showed them it was a commercial, okay?

It was a commercial for, like, the Chinese Channel in Los Angeles.

And I was I thought it was my big break.

And I thought if I showed a commercial for, you know, to this day, I don't fully know.

I don't just told it was like a liver pick.

Something like that.

Give you more energy?

Yeah.

Yeah.

And in the commercial, I don't have any lines, but You know, I'm like, I act tired, you know?

And then I wake up and I showed it to my mom.

And like, the first thing she said was You have to quit.

You are a really bad actor.

I think we should decide for ourselves.

Let's go.

No, you have it.

Hey, boy.

Whoa!

She wanna go making I tried with dispensing medication.