WEBVTT - Does appearance help you get ahead in your career?

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<v S1>Hey, what's going on, Sonia, with you? Welcome to another

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<v S1>episode of men. Explain.

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<v S2>Do they have a very special guest? He's fuzzy, like

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<v S3>I haven't Pallavi, I am a hotel personality at a

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<v S3>smart local. People know me for doing stupid things on

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<v S3>the internet. And you know what? I'm very proud to

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<v S3>say that I'm I'm very happy with what I'm doing

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<v S3>at the moment.

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<v S2>You know what? Congratulations. Yeah. Inspired it in life. Embrace it. Right?

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<v S1>I mean, success is very, very subjective as well. All

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<v S1>of us have different perceptions of it. Today's a bit

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<v S1>of an extension of a previous episode because 30 minutes,

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<v S1>40 minutes, it wasn't enough. Do you think looks will

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<v S1>help you accelerate your career?

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<v S3>Well, to be honest, I think like the fact that

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<v S3>immediate right means not so important.

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<v S2>Oh no, no, no, no, no. Beauty is subjective.

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<v S3>OK, love. I mean, it is something that everybody knows

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<v S3>the right looks. Definitely. Yeah. A fact, though when it

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<v S3>comes to our industry, there are outliers with the I

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<v S3>would say. I mean, I am an outlier. I would

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<v S3>say I'm not the most conventionally good looking individual, you know,

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<v S3>I mean, people make fun of me on the internet

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<v S3>or be having like receding hairline, la my forehead to

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<v S3>beat la north to big double chin.

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<v S2>You know what?

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<v S3>Honestly, I've come to that. Just take it in my stride. Yeah,

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<v S3>and just ignore it. But I mean, at the back

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<v S3>of my mind, yeah, that things, of course, that I

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<v S3>am very insecure about, especially because we look in such

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<v S3>a judgmental fashion.

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<v S2>I don't know where it's going to go. Critical, yeah. Critical.

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<v S3>And also a visual. Yes, yes, you're right. Where everything

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<v S3>we are doing is is visual. Yeah, yeah. So it's

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<v S3>a bit challenging for me to say that it doesn't matter.

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<v S1>So, so then that begs the question, you know, based

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<v S1>on whatever you're seeing right now, why did you go

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<v S1>into this line and industry? I mean, was just wondering,

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<v S1>just wondering.

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<v S3>Honestly, it wasn't a choice. I think when I first

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<v S3>started out at my local, I was actually in editorial,

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<v S3>so I was writing. Nobody's going to see my face.

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<v S3>They're going to see my name. That's about it, right? Article,

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<v S3>you know, just talk about, you know, the things you

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<v S3>did in Singapore. But of course, the way we first

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<v S3>started out, when I first started out around seven years ago,

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<v S3>we were not launching a YouTube channel. But when that

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<v S3>started out, I started being on it, right?

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<v S2>Let you be on camera right now. It wasn't like

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<v S2>much like that

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<v S3>because the philosophy is they wanted to get everyday people

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<v S3>to be on camera and do things and try things,

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<v S3>and you get very organic reactions from that love. And

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<v S3>that was kind of where I started in that. In

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<v S3>a sense, it

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<v S1>is amazing to see how, like seven years went by

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<v S1>seven or eight years, for example, and things have changed.

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<v S1>The landscape has changed. Yeah, but obviously, you know, the

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<v S1>overarching topic here today about good looks. I just want

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<v S1>to kick it off by asking you this question as well.

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<v S1>How important are good looks to you? I mean, you

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<v S1>can be straight up and honest you, because we don't

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<v S1>we have no filter on this show.

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<v S3>I love that. Yeah, in terms of what in terms

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<v S3>of light, you know,

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<v S2>relationship candles, yes, we need of work.

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<v S3>Wow. Interesting. How important?

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<v S1>Can we start with? How important is do in relationships?

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<v S2>Oh my god. Go ahead.

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<v S1>Go straight. And then we think about a notch. Okay.

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<v S1>Talk about in the workplace.

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<v S3>All right. Relationships, how important. I think. I don't know

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<v S3>how to say it is important for sure, but it's

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<v S3>important that I use that. Yeah. No, I find that

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<v S3>person attractive. Yes. Right, right. Nowadays, if all these dating

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<v S2>apps and all

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<v S3>these dating apps, yeah, you're obviously going to judge a

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<v S3>person based on the looks like I'm going to be honest,

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<v S3>like every single person in this world is superficial. Right?

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<v S3>If you still if you say you're not superficial, you're lying.

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<v S2>Exactly. Yeah, I'm going to call you out, man. Yeah, yeah, no.

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<v S3>So everybody is some level of superficial, right? And I'm

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<v S3>definitely going to admit that I am and I am

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<v S3>a fierce person first.

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<v S2>When anything else?

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<v S3>Yeah, when I when I meet someone, I like to

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<v S3>see a good face.

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<v S2>Right, right. Who doesn't like you?

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<v S1>To some extent? I mean, when you, for example, when

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<v S1>you go to clubs and clubs were a thing, right?

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<v S1>Distant memory, by the way. You know, obviously you wouldn't

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<v S1>be attracted physically to someone first before you pick up

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<v S1>a conversation. Right, right. And then you figure out, Oh,

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<v S1>maybe this person, media personality, or maybe the fact that

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<v S1>this person is in my time or I don't like

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<v S1>his or her character, then OK, forget it. Like then

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<v S1>it looks. Or Meadow goes, I'm right to this person.

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<v S3>Yeah, but with that fear, right? Yeah, it really depends

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<v S3>from person to person, right? Someone might find someone attractive,

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<v S3>but another person might completely disagree.

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<v S1>Oh, 100 percent. My friends don't agree with my choice

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<v S2>in general, actually, to be honest, I'm still I'm fine.

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<v S2>So that's good that we don't, Chris, go right back

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<v S2>over the same people.

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<v S3>Exactly that. But that's the beauty about it, right? That

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<v S3>it is very subjective. It is also another offshoot from

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<v S3>that topic is beauty is very much, I think, nowadays

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<v S3>very closely linked to ethnicity as well. OK. Yeah, very

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<v S3>interesting because different ethnic groups may be seen as less attractive.

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<v S3>Oh yeah. And that's a whole nother like, you know,

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<v S3>different discourse that we needed thought about,

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<v S1>you know, runs deep.

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<v S2>Yeah, exactly that.

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<v S3>But that is I think I think like a lot

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<v S3>of us, we ascribe the what we ascribe, what beautiful

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<v S3>is based on certain expectations provided to us by the media,

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<v S3>either like, you must look like K-pop style. So for example,

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<v S3>but of course, you know the example I always use,

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<v S3>Asian people always want to look white to right fat,

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<v S3>and then western people always want to look tan, right?

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<v S3>If like, we just not happy with ourselves

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<v S1>since we're going to move into the workplace very soon.

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<v S1>I also recall a time where I auditioned for a OK,

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<v S1>I'm not going to say the company OK, but I

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<v S1>auditioned for like some sort of a reporter role, like

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<v S1>a presenter role, OK? And it was going to be

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<v S1>kind of a semi-permanent thing. So I have to go

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<v S1>back like maybe two, three times a week to do

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<v S1>stuff with this company is pretty big company. OK, OK.

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<v S1>And they were saying, Oh, they want to diversify and

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<v S1>stuff like that, right? So then when I went for

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<v S1>the audition, I started out to be honest. OK, OK. Yeah,

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<v S1>I hardly ever say this. But sometimes when you get

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<v S1>a good feeling about what you did, I mean, it's

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<v S1>fine to admit it. You know that you aced the

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<v S1>whatever you were supposed to do. I got the feedback

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<v S1>after that, according to the senior producer, he was like,

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<v S1>Your eyes are too oriental.

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<v S2>Oh yeah, that's what

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<v S1>your eyes to orient those. So it's not really our vibe.

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<v S1>And I was like, I know. And you know what?

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<v S1>For that moment, I was like, You know what? I felt?

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<v S1>I don't know. I just really felt taken aback by

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<v S1>what he said to my face as well. So say,

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<v S1>you know what? No regrets. I don't think I want

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<v S1>to work for this company anyway. Goodbye. You kind of situation. Yeah. So,

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<v S1>so since we're on the topic of the workplace as

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<v S1>well and you're in the workplace, I mean, all the

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<v S1>time you're surrounded by different people. Does it play a

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<v S1>part like, let's say, a better looking person or who

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<v S1>is perceived to be better looking comes along? Do you

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<v S1>find it easier to be like, Oh yeah, OK, I

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<v S1>think this person can do the job. Oh yeah, I

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<v S1>trust this colleague. Oh yeah, I want to work with

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<v S1>this colleague more because this person looks better. Have you

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<v S1>ever felt that way?

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<v S3>Not only have I felt that way, yes,

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<v S2>you've done it. No, no.

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<v S3>I've also like felt like I am worse off for

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<v S3>the job. Oh no. Yeah. So I'm a bit like

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<v S3>most self-deprecating as a as an individual. Sometimes I use

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<v S3>it as like a joke line. I use it to

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<v S3>like my real pain and

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<v S2>it hurts

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<v S1>inside right on the

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<v S2>inside. Exactly.

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<v S3>But you know, it's the truth that sometimes when someone

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<v S3>who is younger, better looking and fresher in coming into

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<v S3>the industry, right? So always be exactly that. And there's

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<v S3>no there's no way you can feel you don't feel

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<v S3>like a little bit of like envy. Yeah, right. And

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<v S3>I'm going to emulate so many people I meet from.

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<v S3>Day to date, I meet that they are all like,

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<v S3>so fresh, so young, they're all ready to take on

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<v S3>the world, right?

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<v S2>Then your metabolism? Yeah, I don't think like, Oh, that

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<v S2>was me, like seven years ago. No, but

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<v S3>I'm actually very glad. I'm very aware, right? Some people

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<v S3>are not aware of these things and they act up. Yeah,

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<v S3>I'm very hyper aware about my feelings and my emotions.

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<v S3>I'm very in touch with what I feel when I

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<v S3>meet someone new that I actually have, you know, actively

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<v S3>made the decision that you know what? Yeah, there is

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<v S3>an expiry date for what I do. Of course. Yeah,

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<v S3>that is exactly that. And I say, like, you know what?

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<v S3>That's fine, then that's where I start pivoting myself to work,

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<v S3>you know, being more of a mentor, more behind the

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<v S3>scenes stuff. That's the natural progression for for this job,

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<v S3>I feel, or maybe I do more important things. I

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<v S3>talk to the minister that, yeah,

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<v S2>yeah, that kind of stuff.

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<v S3>I do less. I know frivolous things do more the

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<v S3>more important things in terms of like looks right and

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<v S3>when deciding whether someone is better off at doing the job,

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<v S3>you feel a little bit more trust in, you know,

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<v S3>allowing them to take the job, you know, I mean,

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<v S3>they do need to look to put together like if,

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<v S3>let's say, they come in and look like they just

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<v S3>woke up, I just put on whatever they found in

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<v S3>their closet or whatever, and

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<v S2>anyone in the closet may be on the floor floor.

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<v S2>I know.

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<v S3>And if they come in right again, I think first impressions,

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<v S3>of course, is not only just about the looks. Yeah,

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<v S3>it's about everything. The whole package, right?

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<v S1>No, you put it really well, because when it comes

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<v S1>to being presentable, it really just boils down to a

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<v S1>common you have properly or let you know your shit

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<v S1>is either high. Clearly, you take

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<v S2>care of yourself.

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<v S1>It's more of a personal hygiene kind of thing. And

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<v S1>it also gives off a better impression that, oh, this

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<v S1>person knows how to take care of him or herself

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<v S1>and perhaps maybe is more disciplined and that somebody that

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<v S1>I want on my team. That's how people feel, especially

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<v S1>in interviews like first impressions, right? Is the same as

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<v S1>dating first impressions

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<v S3>in that snap of like meeting that first. But the

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<v S3>person right beside you, that person has already formed the

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<v S3>judgment of you. Yeah, right. Whether they would like to

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<v S3>continue with the date. Yeah, whether they they think that

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<v S3>you are ready to take on the job. It is

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<v S3>so important that when the moment you walk in right,

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<v S3>there is some sort of good impression that you're leaving. Yeah.

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<v S1>So I'm going to pull up this research. I was

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<v S1>actually done quite a while ago, in 1986, even in

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<v S3>1996, I was

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<v S2>seven. OK, this professor

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<v S1>actually found that attractive workers were rewarded with nine percent

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<v S1>higher salary for men and five percent more salary for women.

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<v S1>And furthermore, the most recent one in 2021, almost like

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<v S1>a follow up of some source shows that both male

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<v S1>and female who are higher on the beauty skill were

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<v S1>more likely to lend themselves the job of their choice first.

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<v S1>So I guess, you know, the question is, do you

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<v S1>think based on our experiences, I'm not sure how many

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<v S1>jobs you've applied for? Right, right, right. Maybe I do

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<v S1>have a story to share, but maybe you can share

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<v S1>with me first. Did you feel like there was any

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<v S1>sort of struggle at all in applying for jobs? And

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<v S1>I don't know in your journey. Hmm. Yeah, so far

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<v S3>in a way, yes. I don't have any specific examples,

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<v S3>but I've always when coming to interviews and stuff, I've

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<v S3>always had that a mindset, right? You know, you're not

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<v S3>going to be the best looking person, so you're going

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<v S3>to shine with your personality, right? You're going to be

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<v S3>as candid and as honest and as, you know, authentic

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<v S3>as possible.

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<v S1>Charismatic.

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<v S3>Exactly that. I've always had that mindset. I think maybe

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<v S3>because I grew up like knowing like I if you

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<v S3>put me in a room with 10 guys, I would

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<v S3>probably be number nine on them. 10, right? Well, again,

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<v S3>very self-deprecating. I'm fine on my personality.

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<v S2>OK, OK with that, right?

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<v S3>So I've had that mindset. I mean, I'm honest with myself.

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<v S3>I know that my my plus point is in my looks.

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<v S3>My plus point is in my personality and how I'm

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<v S3>able to talk, basically. So that's always been the case

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<v S3>when I go to interviews and always been to use

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<v S3>my brains office than anything else.

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<v S1>So basically picking up on what you said, right? Mentioning

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<v S1>that sometimes when you go into an interview or I

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<v S1>don't know, a meeting or whatever it may be that

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<v S1>you have to rely more on your personality and really

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<v S1>like and that you say, make up for other certain things.

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<v S1>Do you feel like that's a burden to you to

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<v S1>weigh heavily on you? Do you wish

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<v S3>otherwise? Maybe because I think I've been doing this for

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<v S3>so long, it's no longer. But then maybe because I

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<v S3>think it's become like part and parcel of why I

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<v S3>do a lot is I become a routine in that sense, right?

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<v S3>But for sure, I think when I first started out there,

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<v S3>there were times when I felt like, especially when you

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<v S3>are pit against another person and then there's always that

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<v S3>sense of competition where you know someone else gets and

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<v S3>gets a job easier or they get picked instantly for in.

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<v S3>No job in question,

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<v S1>why

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<v S2>exactly that

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<v S3>and deep down, sometimes I always think like a I

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<v S3>have maybe if not more skill sets, you know, it's

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<v S3>a similar skill set of the person. Why am I

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<v S3>not picked? Yeah. Is it because someone who looks better

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<v S3>than me? And again, like, it's one of those things that,

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<v S3>you know, it really chipped away at my self-confidence that

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<v S3>I slowly chipped away. You don't really realize it, but

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<v S3>it's deep down in your mind. One way I did

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<v S3>overcome it is that there are there are other things

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<v S3>that you can look forward through, even if you don't

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<v S3>get that particular job. There are other people and other,

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<v S3>you know, maybe brands, for example, that will resonate with

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<v S3>you despite, you know, whether you you seem conventionally beautiful

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<v S3>or not. So I choose to, you know, really look

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<v S3>at aligning myself with people who appreciate me for my

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<v S3>personality and for the branding that I can help them

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<v S3>create beyond just the brand appreciates me because I look

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<v S3>good to me. It doesn't really add value to my

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<v S3>life in that sense.

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<v S1>So a while ago, before influencers even existed, do you

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<v S1>remember this, a frozen yogurt stock off frolic?

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<v S2>Of course I you know, of course

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<v S3>you know about it. If you are from our generation,

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<v S3>you would know what it is. Yeah, okay. It was

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<v S3>known for hiring just jobs.

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<v S2>So I'm I'm probably everyone looks at me like this again.

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<v S1>Your family doesn't even exist anymore, does it doesn't. I mean, unfortunately,

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<v S1>long time ago, they I think they folded a couple

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<v S1>of years ago. But during that time, I think I

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<v S1>was like, what, 18 years old or something like that?

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<v S1>You know, we we knew of this frozen yogurt stone.

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<v S1>And I was actually recommended by a friend, she said.

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<v S1>Actually not betting on that. You just do this. You know,

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<v S1>you just sold a yogurt, by the way. That is

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<v S1>a skill, OK? I hate it. When people steal your

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<v S1>you is empty in the middle market.

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<v S2>Still be full, OK?

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<v S1>Right?

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<v S2>The point is

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<v S1>she was like, Oh, all you have to do is

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<v S1>to go for this interview with one of the one

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<v S1>of the owners who is, I guess, the hiring person.

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<v S1>And it was this guy, and I really kind of

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<v S1>knew like I looked at the girls there and back

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<v S1>then got no social media, no Instagram, no Instagram, right?

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<v S1>And I was like, Well, they're also kind of like cute,

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<v S1>you know? And it was just Facebook back then, and

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<v S1>you can still go stop worry. Like, Oh, they're also

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<v S1>like cute and I'm pretty. So then I went in

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<v S1>and back then I had really short hair. OK, really, really,

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<v S1>really short hair. And it was like a pixie cut. OK.

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<v S1>I was wondering like, Oh my gosh, I don't know

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<v S1>whether they were like, Think that I'm not cute enough

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<v S1>or feminine enough or whatever. But anyway, like, I went

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<v S1>there and within five minutes she was like, OK, yeah,

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<v S1>you can start work on like, whatever, whatever. He didn't

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<v S1>ask me much.

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<v S2>So no skill set required.

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<v S1>Exactly did. Even as we just saw gut. No. Oh no,

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<v S2>no, no, no, you don't. You just learn on the job.

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<v S1>But I thought, you know, that was one of the

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<v S1>examples where obviously they were looking for a certain type

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<v S1>of rice, right? And then the skills are secondary. I mean,

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<v S1>you know, they become next to like whether or not

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<v S1>you're a good you, a good swallow, you're a good

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<v S1>fruit cutter because we have to cut fruit to not

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<v S1>just for you guys to cut fruits as well and

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<v S1>pour the toppings, you know, into the relative roses and

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<v S1>stuff like that. And also on top of that customer service.

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<v S1>So I realize that beyond, you know, looking cute or

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<v S1>looking good, I'm not saying I cute or what, but

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<v S1>it's subjective. Once again, you also have to carry it

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<v S1>on with your skills.

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<v S3>Well, honestly, a frolic brings back memories, man. It really is.

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<v S3>It's like not only about the looks right, but the

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<v S3>girls who are serving the yoga. How you all had

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<v S3>a bad rep really being a bitch?

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<v S2>Know how you feel. Do you have a resting bitch face? Yes.

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<v S2>It's like you think customer service, like customer service. I

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<v S2>think you get maybe a text that said, that's so funny.

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<v S1>I guess when it comes to hiring since I talked

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<v S1>about my hiring process, which lasted all of five minutes.

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<v S1>Are you involved in the hiring process at all? At all?

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<v S2>A little bit of it.

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<v S3>I used to be a lot more nowadays. I not

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<v S3>as much anymore, but yeah, I used to be. And

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<v S3>they are couple things like that. You need to tick

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<v S3>off before. Well, I, you know, before I say, like, Okay,

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<v S3>I'm going to put you through. Yeah, I'm going to

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<v S3>give you a little bit more attention. OK. So usually

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<v S3>I don't really care as it usually when they send

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<v S3>like their resumes, right? I don't really care about the pictures.

0:17:33.609 --> 0:17:35.770
<v S3>They put pictures, right? I don't really care because for me,

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<v S3>that first part, right, I'm always looking at our portfolio. Yeah.

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<v S3>The portfolio is good. Yeah. Usually the first thing that

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<v S3>convinces me. But when they come to the interviews, that's

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<v S3>when I stop paying attention. So I tell you kind

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<v S3>of know that a culture is very casual, right? So

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<v S3>usually there are a couple of things that I get

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<v S3>a little I get a little bit like,

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<v S2>I love, you know, a little bit happy. OK, let

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<v S2>me

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<v S3>reflect, not really reflect a little bit of a pet

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<v S3>peeve is when they come dressed in like suits. Oh, right.

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<v S3>And I'm like, This are not appropriate, you know, applying

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<v S3>for a finance job.

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<v S2>Oh no, you don't say, What do I do wrong? Yeah,

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<v S2>my best. No, but sometimes

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<v S3>you need to. Pay attention research, yeah. About the culture

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<v S3>that you're working at. It's nice to for you to

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<v S3>dress appropriately, la and school. It's very simple to just

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<v S3>put on something nice and dress up. Comb your hair

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<v S3>look like you are put together every single thing you

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<v S3>do from the moment you walked into the office for

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<v S3>the interview. People notice from how nice you treat the reception, lady.

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<v S1>I agree with what you said, you know, even in

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<v S1>our industry. I love it. When you know artists and celebrities,

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<v S1>we are. Also, we should be nice to the fashion people,

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<v S1>for example. I mean, I came from a background where

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<v S1>I was in film production. My dad runs a film

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<v S1>production company, ran a film board, actually company. And I

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<v S1>was also like doing a lot of stuff like filming

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<v S1>and carrying a tripod, all that kind of stuff. And

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<v S1>you can see how people treat you sometimes like they

0:19:06.310 --> 0:19:08.909
<v S1>don't give a shit about you. But some people are

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<v S1>set apart by the fact that they want to help

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<v S1>you out or they, you know, they're nice to you

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<v S1>and stuff like that. And that says a lot of

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<v S1>somebodies character and personality, whether you want them on your team.

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<v S3>It's true. It's true. And to me, that trumps how

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<v S3>good-looking you are. You are an asshole, right? Yeah. No

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<v S3>matter how good-looking you are, sorry.

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<v S2>You know, for me, it's a hundred percent. Anyway, I'm

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<v S2>just going to kick you out. Exactly.

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<v S1>I mean, it also reminds me of Abercrombie and Fitch.

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<v S1>I don't know, right? But when they were still here,

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<v S1>the exit it already. Yes.

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<v S3>Yes. No. I heard they're coming back, you know, coming back. Oh, guys,

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<v S3>at the same place what I thought?

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<v S2>Go ahead. Look it up. It was in the news.

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<v S2>What do you think? We'll see? I first laid down

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<v S2>if I you have a

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<v S3>real and then did they're going to enter again into

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<v S3>the market? I don't know why.

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<v S1>Why do you remember? Like, have you ever walked into

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<v S1>like NFL? Did you feel intimidated?

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<v S2>All the good looking people? Yeah, I never want to

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<v S2>walk into it in that book.

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<v S1>I just feel like I don't know, guys. I feel

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<v S1>so nervous. I just walk

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<v S3>out. I feel like a troll when I walk

0:20:09.010 --> 0:20:10.480
<v S2>in there, but you

0:20:10.480 --> 0:20:13.840
<v S1>see for it. That is also a classic example of

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<v S1>hiring people based on their looks, right? And I think

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<v S1>in the recent years as well, they were put under

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<v S1>the spotlight for and they were heavily criticized as well

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<v S1>for doing this and for objectifying their staff members who

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<v S1>are meant to be the sales staff. You and I

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<v S1>had friends working, and back then it was kind of

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<v S1>like the the Knicks frolic on the higher and the

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<v S1>more I thought it was right, you know, the. So

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<v S1>there was so much interest in doing that job because

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<v S1>the thing is, I don't know whether it's about validation,

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<v S1>but the moment you get hired, you're like, Oh, I'm

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<v S1>hot or like, I don't know, what do you think?

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<v S1>That could be one of the reasons?

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<v S2>Oh, well, snap what?

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<v S3>So basically, right, by getting hired, you're essentially stroking their

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<v S3>egos

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<v S2>in

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<v S1>some way. I don't know this. By the way, these

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<v S1>are personal views.

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<v S2>So in disclaimer, I'm

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<v S3>pretty sure that that in some way, yeah, there is

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<v S3>some truth to that. For example, if you get you

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<v S3>get booked for like a modeling gig. Yes. Yeah, obviously,

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<v S3>there's some sort of you that deep down in your

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<v S3>mind and all your heart, you see, like, well, I

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<v S3>booked it. I must be off some sort of level

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<v S3>in terms of the looks department, right?

0:21:20.869 --> 0:21:21.609
<v S1>I must be hot.

0:21:22.060 --> 0:21:24.220
<v S3>Okay, like you know, I said in a very

0:21:25.030 --> 0:21:28.830
<v S2>specific kind of way, I'm not Beyonce. Right, right. Yeah,

0:21:29.030 --> 0:21:29.260
<v S2>I

0:21:29.260 --> 0:21:33.040
<v S3>definitely think so. And it is that vicious cycle. Yes, right?

0:21:33.040 --> 0:21:35.890
<v S3>Because it's something so hot to run away from this

0:21:35.890 --> 0:21:39.609
<v S3>idea of beauty, right? Yeah. The more good-looking you are,

0:21:39.609 --> 0:21:41.709
<v S3>there's definitely a lot more people who are going to

0:21:41.710 --> 0:21:44.950
<v S3>be nice to you. And because of that, they will

0:21:44.950 --> 0:21:48.690
<v S3>feel even more, you know, like that. They did great things, right?

0:21:48.730 --> 0:21:51.610
<v S3>They feel like they are entitled to things. Yeah. And

0:21:51.609 --> 0:21:54.250
<v S3>for me, it was something that I definitely what I

0:21:54.250 --> 0:21:57.490
<v S3>felt very challenged by, especially when I entered the industry.

0:21:57.670 --> 0:21:59.649
<v S3>There were many things I felt like I had to

0:21:59.650 --> 0:22:03.940
<v S3>change about myself in terms of the looks, looks like

0:22:03.940 --> 0:22:05.379
<v S3>I can tell you that a couple of things that

0:22:05.380 --> 0:22:07.899
<v S3>I have, I have changed like my T.

0:22:08.890 --> 0:22:10.960
<v S2>My my. Very nice to see.

0:22:10.960 --> 0:22:12.780
<v S3>The whole top row is not real.

0:22:13.750 --> 0:22:14.970
<v S2>Yeah. Yes. Yeah.

0:22:15.430 --> 0:22:18.880
<v S3>So right. I was so self-conscious about my cricket teeth

0:22:18.880 --> 0:22:21.230
<v S3>when I first got that. And then when I started

0:22:21.250 --> 0:22:23.320
<v S3>making some money, then I said, I'm going to put

0:22:23.320 --> 0:22:26.410
<v S3>in money and invest in this and fix my teeth.

0:22:26.740 --> 0:22:29.020
<v S3>And I know, like some people say, like, Oh, you

0:22:29.020 --> 0:22:31.690
<v S3>shouldn't be doing it for other people, like you shouldn't

0:22:31.690 --> 0:22:33.820
<v S3>be doing it. But I really felt like it was

0:22:33.820 --> 0:22:36.400
<v S3>a little something that I did to help me at

0:22:36.400 --> 0:22:39.270
<v S3>least push my self-esteem. A little bit, of course.

0:22:39.280 --> 0:22:42.189
<v S1>I mean, do it for yourself. If you think that

0:22:42.190 --> 0:22:43.840
<v S1>it makes you feel better, it makes you more confident.

0:22:43.840 --> 0:22:44.320
<v S1>Why not?

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<v S3>I'm very honest about it. Yeah, I'm very honest about it,

0:22:46.930 --> 0:22:49.810
<v S3>and I'm very honest with the fact that if in

0:22:49.810 --> 0:22:52.510
<v S3>the future there was an opportunity that I could get

0:22:52.510 --> 0:22:55.240
<v S3>plus some sort of plastic surgery or fillers or whatever,

0:22:55.240 --> 0:22:58.510
<v S3>IBO thoughts, whatever. Yeah, I'm very open and honest that

0:22:58.510 --> 0:23:00.430
<v S3>I say I will consider.

0:23:00.460 --> 0:23:05.080
<v S1>Yeah, I mean, of course, disclaimer as well these personal views. Yes, yes, definitely.

0:23:05.080 --> 0:23:08.710
<v S1>Consider things properly and carefully before you do anything big

0:23:08.710 --> 0:23:10.960
<v S1>or drastic in your life as well. And I guess,

0:23:10.960 --> 0:23:13.690
<v S1>you know, veering away from what we've been talking about

0:23:13.690 --> 0:23:16.570
<v S1>now is this day and age where beauty stands. It's

0:23:16.810 --> 0:23:19.179
<v S1>a little bit different now, and you know, I like

0:23:19.180 --> 0:23:22.270
<v S1>that the beauty industry and industry are starting to become

0:23:22.270 --> 0:23:24.310
<v S1>a bit more inclusive, although obviously this is going to

0:23:24.310 --> 0:23:29.530
<v S1>take some time, but it has definitely blurred the lines

0:23:29.590 --> 0:23:32.860
<v S1>between what we used to think was beautiful and what

0:23:32.859 --> 0:23:35.890
<v S1>should be considered beautiful right now, right? There's such a

0:23:35.890 --> 0:23:38.620
<v S1>diverse way of seeing things right now. So do you

0:23:38.619 --> 0:23:41.830
<v S1>think that in the media industry, it's it's going in

0:23:41.830 --> 0:23:44.200
<v S1>that direction? Is it moving fast enough? What else can

0:23:44.200 --> 0:23:47.530
<v S1>we do to, you know, change the perception of beauty?

0:23:47.740 --> 0:23:51.040
<v S3>Well, that's a difficult and loaded question. Yeah, yeah, I'm glad.

0:23:51.070 --> 0:23:54.520
<v S3>I'm glad that I think definitely things keep things. I'm

0:23:54.520 --> 0:23:57.430
<v S3>very happy to see a lot more representation in Stephanie.

0:23:57.550 --> 0:24:00.820
<v S3>Skin color, yes. And also size. I think that is

0:24:00.910 --> 0:24:05.980
<v S3>two of them because I would say issues in the

0:24:05.980 --> 0:24:10.379
<v S3>beauty industry that we we've we've faced for very, very long.

0:24:10.390 --> 0:24:15.610
<v S3>Whether or not things are changing. I think it is, yes.

0:24:15.730 --> 0:24:18.699
<v S3>But I think it's a very slow pace because I

0:24:18.700 --> 0:24:21.580
<v S3>think we have been so inundated that we have fixed

0:24:21.580 --> 0:24:25.450
<v S3>kind of what is beautiful kind of a model. Yeah.

0:24:25.810 --> 0:24:29.290
<v S3>It is very difficult to kind of completely throw away

0:24:29.410 --> 0:24:33.830
<v S3>years and years of like, you know, in greening that

0:24:33.830 --> 0:24:35.680
<v S3>if you want to be beautiful, you must look like,

0:24:35.680 --> 0:24:38.110
<v S3>I said in a way. Yeah. Just take a look

0:24:38.109 --> 0:24:39.970
<v S3>at the K-pop industry for right?

0:24:39.970 --> 0:24:40.350
<v S1>Right.

0:24:40.510 --> 0:24:42.580
<v S3>As much as they're very beautiful to look at, it

0:24:42.580 --> 0:24:47.179
<v S3>is also very harmful to just look at the industry

0:24:47.180 --> 0:24:50.410
<v S3>in itself, which is huge. Is a multibillion dollar industry, right?

0:24:50.740 --> 0:24:54.750
<v S3>Just looking at the type of people they produce, yeah,

0:24:54.850 --> 0:24:57.130
<v S3>they look a certain way that they look like they

0:24:57.130 --> 0:25:00.300
<v S3>have to achieve, right? And that is it's scary. Like,

0:25:00.310 --> 0:25:04.169
<v S3>it is very scary that that is the the ideal. Yeah,

0:25:04.190 --> 0:25:07.330
<v S3>as much as we are trying to change it. There

0:25:07.330 --> 0:25:14.409
<v S3>is still that permeating strength of like that ideal Korean

0:25:14.410 --> 0:25:17.109
<v S3>or Korean look like that you have to achieve that.

0:25:17.320 --> 0:25:19.360
<v S1>Yeah, no, I totally agree. And because of the fact

0:25:19.359 --> 0:25:22.330
<v S1>that these celebrities are so messy and so commercial, right?

0:25:22.490 --> 0:25:24.460
<v S1>You know, you have these kids growing up wanting to

0:25:24.460 --> 0:25:27.160
<v S1>be like them or look exactly like them that, you know,

0:25:27.160 --> 0:25:29.619
<v S1>the whole idea of getting plastic surgery to look like

0:25:29.619 --> 0:25:32.800
<v S1>a certain star or like, you know, making sure that I,

0:25:32.859 --> 0:25:34.930
<v S1>I don't know, go for vitamin drips, whatever, to make

0:25:34.930 --> 0:25:36.520
<v S1>your skin care, which, by the way, I don't think

0:25:36.520 --> 0:25:37.480
<v S1>is a lot in Singapore.

0:25:37.510 --> 0:25:39.950
<v S2>It's not. It's not. Yeah, you can do it. Other countries, yeah.

0:25:40.109 --> 0:25:41.740
<v S2>You know, I don't take it.

0:25:42.430 --> 0:25:45.129
<v S1>You know, it becomes normalized, right? Right. I want to

0:25:45.130 --> 0:25:48.369
<v S1>look a certain way. And this is this is what

0:25:48.369 --> 0:25:51.160
<v S1>I don't know this celebrity K-pop celebrity users who have

0:25:51.160 --> 0:25:54.850
<v S1>such perfect skin, which in actual fact, maybe that's not

0:25:54.850 --> 0:25:57.580
<v S1>really the truth. I don't know. But when you look

0:25:57.580 --> 0:25:59.590
<v S1>at social media and when you scroll through and you

0:25:59.590 --> 0:26:01.900
<v S1>see all these ads and stuff like that, do you

0:26:01.900 --> 0:26:06.010
<v S1>feel inclined to buy a certain product when a very

0:26:06.010 --> 0:26:09.580
<v S1>handsome or very pretty person is promoting it?

0:26:09.700 --> 0:26:13.300
<v S3>Yeah, I think for me again, I'm lucky because working

0:26:13.300 --> 0:26:15.940
<v S3>in this industry has given me an insight into how

0:26:15.940 --> 0:26:18.310
<v S3>things work. Yes, right? It really does give me that

0:26:18.580 --> 0:26:21.190
<v S3>external another lens. I don't have eyes to kind of

0:26:21.190 --> 0:26:25.119
<v S3>look at it more objectively. And yeah, so in a

0:26:25.119 --> 0:26:28.870
<v S3>way for me, because I have that knowledge. I definitely

0:26:28.869 --> 0:26:32.380
<v S3>look to what's, you know, people who are genuine. And

0:26:32.440 --> 0:26:35.189
<v S3>I like people who are usually I don't really bite

0:26:35.200 --> 0:26:38.770
<v S3>into things from just a picture. Yeah, I like a video.

0:26:38.890 --> 0:26:42.490
<v S3>If someone can, you know, really adequately explains things or

0:26:42.490 --> 0:26:45.370
<v S3>like they genuinely like, show that they are, you know,

0:26:45.369 --> 0:26:45.840
<v S3>they can

0:26:45.840 --> 0:26:47.230
<v S1>be a part of your life, correct?

0:26:47.350 --> 0:26:50.600
<v S3>Yeah, it I feel more inclined to trust them more.

0:26:51.430 --> 0:26:54.070
<v S3>So if it's just a picture I'm usually like, Aren't killer, really?

0:26:54.070 --> 0:26:57.220
<v S3>Do I trust, you know? You, I think about it.

0:26:57.400 --> 0:27:00.820
<v S3>I'm a bit more discerning as an audience. Yes. Whereas

0:27:00.970 --> 0:27:03.430
<v S3>I can't say the same for everybody else. Right, right.

0:27:03.490 --> 0:27:06.310
<v S3>I can't say the same for the majority of the

0:27:06.310 --> 0:27:09.399
<v S3>people who don't work in our industry and don't realize

0:27:09.400 --> 0:27:13.689
<v S3>that that there is a certain standard and needs to

0:27:13.690 --> 0:27:15.720
<v S3>be achieved when it comes to these kind of acts

0:27:15.970 --> 0:27:18.890
<v S3>and things. So I I'm a little bit more discerning

0:27:18.910 --> 0:27:20.590
<v S3>now when it comes to these things, and that's something

0:27:20.590 --> 0:27:22.960
<v S3>that I really even for me when I'm looking for

0:27:22.960 --> 0:27:28.690
<v S3>like new talent. Yeah, I tend to gravitate towards people

0:27:28.690 --> 0:27:32.229
<v S3>who can speak better beyond just how good looking they

0:27:32.230 --> 0:27:35.560
<v S3>are because I've met many people, right? Good looking beautiful.

0:27:35.650 --> 0:27:38.740
<v S3>I don't know. Yeah. When they open your mouth, then

0:27:38.740 --> 0:27:39.520
<v S3>open them up, which

0:27:39.520 --> 0:27:42.730
<v S2>are, you know, Oh dear. So I really like

0:27:43.030 --> 0:27:45.730
<v S3>suddenly right there is that dissonance between the look and

0:27:46.050 --> 0:27:51.030
<v S3>represent themselves to me I like, especially for last video present.

0:27:51.450 --> 0:27:53.860
<v S3>And it is so important that someone is able to

0:27:53.859 --> 0:27:55.140
<v S3>speak and describe things.

0:27:55.150 --> 0:27:56.980
<v S1>Of course, it is the nature of the job. I mean,

0:27:56.980 --> 0:28:00.070
<v S1>it varies with different, you know, different industries as well.

0:28:00.080 --> 0:28:00.330
<v S2>Yeah.

0:28:00.340 --> 0:28:02.620
<v S3>So some influences, yeah, I mean, they can rely on

0:28:02.619 --> 0:28:05.830
<v S3>the pretty yeah. Right? And some people, you know, they

0:28:05.830 --> 0:28:08.260
<v S3>make money out of that power to them. Yeah, but

0:28:08.500 --> 0:28:12.400
<v S3>as Judge Judy, once it gets beautiful, it's dumb is forever.

0:28:13.660 --> 0:28:14.930
<v S2>And there we went there.

0:28:15.850 --> 0:28:19.010
<v S1>Nobody. You know what you mentioned, actually, you know, resonates

0:28:19.010 --> 0:28:21.439
<v S1>with me because as a content creator as well, when

0:28:21.440 --> 0:28:24.320
<v S1>now we have to do so much digital creation, right?

0:28:24.859 --> 0:28:27.230
<v S1>You know, there will be clients coming to you saying like, OK,

0:28:27.830 --> 0:28:29.990
<v S1>you know, you need to promote this particular skincare or

0:28:30.020 --> 0:28:32.840
<v S1>whatever it is or whatever. And I realize, you know,

0:28:32.840 --> 0:28:37.040
<v S1>just looking at other influences, I'm not shitting on anyone.

0:28:37.600 --> 0:28:37.820
<v S2>You're not

0:28:38.860 --> 0:28:42.320
<v S1>seeing anyone. But, you know, sometimes when you get so

0:28:43.130 --> 0:28:46.550
<v S1>saturated with content of people seeing this product works, I mean,

0:28:46.550 --> 0:28:48.560
<v S1>this product with me, I also find it like, Oh

0:28:48.560 --> 0:28:52.550
<v S1>my gosh, am I coming across this way as an influencer? Because,

0:28:52.550 --> 0:28:54.739
<v S1>you know, if you are a person of influence or

0:28:54.740 --> 0:28:57.350
<v S1>perceived to be, there will be a certain amount people

0:28:57.350 --> 0:28:59.660
<v S1>who might invest like, I don't know, three or four

0:28:59.660 --> 0:29:02.420
<v S1>hundred dollars in this product that you just promoted on

0:29:02.420 --> 0:29:04.550
<v S1>your social media. Right. And I also do want to

0:29:04.550 --> 0:29:06.350
<v S1>be a fraud. You know, I want to make sure

0:29:06.350 --> 0:29:08.209
<v S1>that I try to product and make sure that I

0:29:08.210 --> 0:29:11.180
<v S1>like it before I can, before I know what to

0:29:11.180 --> 0:29:13.160
<v S1>say about it. All right, social media and I feel

0:29:13.160 --> 0:29:16.300
<v S1>like that's as much as I can do horse. You know,

0:29:16.310 --> 0:29:18.560
<v S1>my own way of trying to show that is part

0:29:18.560 --> 0:29:21.410
<v S1>of my life. And it's not just, I don't know,

0:29:21.410 --> 0:29:24.470
<v S1>holding a product and then chucking it aside after

0:29:24.500 --> 0:29:27.170
<v S3>it is our responsibility. I think it's sure to be

0:29:27.170 --> 0:29:30.470
<v S3>as authentic and honest about what we I know. Sometimes

0:29:31.190 --> 0:29:34.160
<v S3>money comes stuff and you just take jobs based on,

0:29:34.340 --> 0:29:36.110
<v S3>I mean, how do you if you need that money

0:29:36.110 --> 0:29:38.480
<v S3>and you need that, that's fine. But for me, I

0:29:38.480 --> 0:29:41.210
<v S3>do agree with you. My personal philosophy is I do

0:29:41.210 --> 0:29:45.140
<v S3>have to actually try. The product actually is really like

0:29:45.140 --> 0:29:47.780
<v S3>the product before I can put it on my, my, my,

0:29:47.780 --> 0:29:48.350
<v S3>my page.

0:29:48.380 --> 0:29:51.470
<v S1>No, I totally agree. But you know, hey, it is

0:29:51.470 --> 0:29:54.740
<v S1>a very challenging industry. I will say at times, and

0:29:55.070 --> 0:29:59.060
<v S1>it's tough to really have that balance at times as well. OK,

0:29:59.060 --> 0:30:02.120
<v S1>so before we wrap things up, I just have one

0:30:02.120 --> 0:30:05.470
<v S1>more question here for you. So in a few cases,

0:30:05.870 --> 0:30:10.610
<v S1>pretty women are seen as less competitive, according to certain research,

0:30:11.030 --> 0:30:15.350
<v S1>and always having the easy way out, apparently. What do

0:30:15.350 --> 0:30:19.459
<v S1>you feel about that statement? And, for example, for men,

0:30:19.490 --> 0:30:22.880
<v S1>they're given more concessions even when they make mistakes, because

0:30:23.120 --> 0:30:26.989
<v S1>attractive men tend to be seen as more competent and ambitious.

0:30:27.680 --> 0:30:31.430
<v S3>We live in a very patriarchal society, and this is

0:30:31.430 --> 0:30:33.830
<v S3>a reality that a lot of us have had to

0:30:33.830 --> 0:30:37.310
<v S3>fight with LA. And even for me, I don't typically

0:30:37.310 --> 0:30:42.440
<v S3>find myself in more masculine spectrum. Often men. Yeah, right?

0:30:42.440 --> 0:30:45.290
<v S3>Even for me, I do feel I get judged because

0:30:45.290 --> 0:30:48.440
<v S3>I'm not the typical kind of men. So I find

0:30:48.440 --> 0:30:52.040
<v S3>I find that for being a woman, it's even harder

0:30:52.040 --> 0:30:55.070
<v S3>for that because there is like a hierarchy in terms

0:30:55.070 --> 0:30:59.600
<v S3>of this whole idea of what it means to be masculine, feminine, right,

0:30:59.780 --> 0:31:03.170
<v S3>the most masculine of men, usually the one seen with

0:31:03.170 --> 0:31:05.780
<v S3>the most power. Then it trickles down right as the

0:31:05.780 --> 0:31:09.620
<v S3>less masculine you are, the less, I guess, benefits you

0:31:09.620 --> 0:31:13.100
<v S3>get from society. I think for women, right, they have

0:31:13.100 --> 0:31:16.640
<v S3>had to work even harder just to kind of fight.

0:31:16.640 --> 0:31:17.650
<v S3>That proved tricky.

0:31:17.820 --> 0:31:19.990
<v S2>Right? OK, it's almost impossible. Yeah, yeah.

0:31:19.990 --> 0:31:22.490
<v S3>Yeah, it's so impossible. As much as like we can see, like,

0:31:22.490 --> 0:31:24.650
<v S3>you know, we're going to work for like equality and stuff.

0:31:25.130 --> 0:31:26.060
<v S1>It's a long journey.

0:31:26.060 --> 0:31:30.200
<v S3>It is very long is until I the older generation dies.

0:31:30.470 --> 0:31:32.810
<v S3>But even then we have the older generation, even if

0:31:32.810 --> 0:31:35.060
<v S3>they die, right? If they managed to pass down that

0:31:35.060 --> 0:31:40.050
<v S3>kind of mindset that men are better than women. OK, yeah. Yeah,

0:31:40.190 --> 0:31:42.530
<v S3>we're not going to get out this cycle. Yeah, right?

0:31:42.710 --> 0:31:47.450
<v S3>It's tough. So it's scary just because of your gender.

0:31:47.450 --> 0:31:52.070
<v S3>You already have certain challenges in place in front of

0:31:52.070 --> 0:31:53.600
<v S3>you that you never even asked for.

0:31:53.630 --> 0:31:56.630
<v S1>Yeah, right. And I think, you know, sometimes in certain industries,

0:31:56.630 --> 0:32:00.620
<v S1>especially for people who are exceptionally good looking in the industry, right?

0:32:01.010 --> 0:32:03.950
<v S1>I once I had a friend who is working in

0:32:03.950 --> 0:32:07.520
<v S1>the medical industry, right? He is a doctor surgeon. OK,

0:32:07.520 --> 0:32:11.960
<v S1>very serious. Like, it's like, literally, you know, the job

0:32:11.960 --> 0:32:15.620
<v S1>is to save lives and critical surgeries. But the catch

0:32:15.620 --> 0:32:20.960
<v S1>is he's so good looking. So as a result, he

0:32:20.960 --> 0:32:24.950
<v S1>has to wear a mask all the time, even during consults.

0:32:24.950 --> 0:32:28.100
<v S1>And just wait. Wait, why? Because he said that every

0:32:28.100 --> 0:32:31.100
<v S1>time he doesn't, because he also is. He looks quite young,

0:32:31.100 --> 0:32:33.320
<v S1>even though he is older than people think. And he's

0:32:33.320 --> 0:32:36.370
<v S1>also very good looking. People don't trust him. Oh, my goodness. Yes,

0:32:36.410 --> 0:32:39.200
<v S1>they're like, Yeah. So I mean, I have to say,

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<v S1>like for some people who have, I just blessed that

0:32:42.200 --> 0:32:46.430
<v S1>born with exceptional good looks in certain industries, people actually

0:32:46.430 --> 0:32:49.210
<v S1>don't trust them. I mean, this is not a blanket statement,

0:32:49.240 --> 0:32:52.160
<v S1>but for my particular friend who who experienced these things,

0:32:52.160 --> 0:32:54.590
<v S1>I can't imagine he might not be the only person.

0:32:54.890 --> 0:32:57.460
<v S1>This is going to feel this way. You know, and

0:32:57.860 --> 0:33:01.340
<v S1>it's just, oh, like if you're in this serious industry,

0:33:01.340 --> 0:33:03.560
<v S1>maybe if you're all, I better get an older doctor.

0:33:03.560 --> 0:33:07.610
<v S1>Maybe he's more right, you know, more seasoned, more experienced,

0:33:07.610 --> 0:33:09.980
<v S1>or this doctor also good-looking. How can be doctor must

0:33:09.980 --> 0:33:12.620
<v S1>be a him boy, you know, and that kind of mindset.

0:33:12.620 --> 0:33:15.230
<v S1>So I don't know whether like obviously once again, it

0:33:15.230 --> 0:33:18.160
<v S1>applies to. Everyone, but this is just based on my

0:33:18.160 --> 0:33:20.410
<v S1>friend's experience over in the medical

0:33:20.410 --> 0:33:21.890
<v S2>field, that's that's so

0:33:22.170 --> 0:33:23.030
<v S1>which is interesting.

0:33:23.110 --> 0:33:26.620
<v S3>It's so interesting that it is now industry specific, right?

0:33:26.650 --> 0:33:29.740
<v S3>Because like the blanket idea would be if you are

0:33:29.740 --> 0:33:33.100
<v S3>good looking, people would trust you more. Maybe for someone

0:33:33.100 --> 0:33:35.270
<v S3>who is going to potentially save your life, you look

0:33:35.320 --> 0:33:37.330
<v S3>for the one who is older.

0:33:37.400 --> 0:33:38.110
<v S2>Yeah.

0:33:38.350 --> 0:33:41.770
<v S1>Who might equate to my experience, right? Oh yeah. Very

0:33:41.770 --> 0:33:44.440
<v S1>destructor life, my doctor. So good looking, you know. OK, why?

0:33:44.450 --> 0:33:47.470
<v S3>If you imagine if you are getting surgery right, would

0:33:47.490 --> 0:33:49.750
<v S3>you want to be distracted by him? Yes. Why you

0:33:49.750 --> 0:33:50.740
<v S3>want for you to be like

0:33:51.300 --> 0:33:53.709
<v S2>you will see like the places that he I don't

0:33:53.710 --> 0:33:58.120
<v S2>want you to see. I mean, I know why I'd

0:33:58.120 --> 0:34:01.610
<v S2>rather not go there. No, that's just how I view

0:34:01.780 --> 0:34:01.960
<v S2>that

0:34:02.020 --> 0:34:05.450
<v S3>is now very interesting. It's a whole new ball game

0:34:05.470 --> 0:34:08.530
<v S3>all together that now it is very industry specific. Yeah,

0:34:08.530 --> 0:34:12.460
<v S3>I've never really thought about until we have had this conversation.

0:34:12.540 --> 0:34:14.410
<v S1>Yeah. So I mean, maybe our next episode, we should

0:34:14.410 --> 0:34:17.440
<v S1>invite a really hot doctor. Not for my benefit is

0:34:17.440 --> 0:34:19.239
<v S1>for our viewers.

0:34:19.270 --> 0:34:22.480
<v S2>Exactly. For my if you watch the video, exactly. You

0:34:22.480 --> 0:34:26.200
<v S2>see what an interesting conversation we had today. Honestly, I

0:34:26.200 --> 0:34:29.070
<v S1>felt like we talked for four hours or something of it. Yeah.

0:34:29.860 --> 0:34:32.410
<v S1>Anything else you want to leave with our audience, you know,

0:34:32.620 --> 0:34:36.940
<v S1>even if it comes to, say, self-confidence or self-esteem issues

0:34:36.940 --> 0:34:38.560
<v S1>and stuff like that, which a lot of us still

0:34:38.560 --> 0:34:39.360
<v S1>struggle with to.

0:34:39.880 --> 0:34:44.500
<v S3>I think if your personality is ninety nine percent, your

0:34:44.620 --> 0:34:47.319
<v S3>your looks. I think you really should reflect on your

0:34:47.320 --> 0:34:49.719
<v S3>life a little bit more because I think in life

0:34:49.719 --> 0:34:53.200
<v S3>it's very hot to just course on by without some

0:34:53.200 --> 0:34:55.750
<v S3>sort of talent and always have self, you know, something

0:34:55.750 --> 0:34:58.120
<v S3>that you can be proud of. It's always nice to

0:34:58.120 --> 0:35:00.069
<v S3>go and put in a lot of effort in whatever

0:35:00.070 --> 0:35:03.640
<v S3>you're doing, regardless of how well you look, how nice

0:35:03.640 --> 0:35:06.520
<v S3>you look, right? And if you put in the effort,

0:35:07.090 --> 0:35:10.239
<v S3>you will get somewhere. Yeah, you have success. Yeah, and

0:35:10.239 --> 0:35:12.790
<v S3>self-esteem and all these things, right? It is a journey.

0:35:12.790 --> 0:35:14.620
<v S3>Even for me. It is still is a work in

0:35:14.620 --> 0:35:18.009
<v S3>progress to feel more confident about myself, right? Sometimes I

0:35:18.010 --> 0:35:19.390
<v S3>think like I want to do, I sound a little

0:35:19.390 --> 0:35:22.240
<v S3>bit too high pitch or like, you know, do I

0:35:22.239 --> 0:35:24.940
<v S3>sound whiny or do I look like too old to

0:35:24.940 --> 0:35:27.730
<v S3>tie it? It is a work in progress, and it

0:35:27.730 --> 0:35:29.920
<v S3>is something that at the end of the day, you

0:35:29.920 --> 0:35:33.880
<v S3>need to find value in your life beyond just ascribing

0:35:33.880 --> 0:35:35.170
<v S3>it to how you look.

0:35:35.200 --> 0:35:36.609
<v S1>Yeah. And I think at the end of the day

0:35:36.610 --> 0:35:39.670
<v S1>as well, when we watch videos of their photos, you know,

0:35:39.670 --> 0:35:41.650
<v S1>and you like, pick on certain things, I think we're

0:35:41.650 --> 0:35:44.980
<v S1>just like, we're hypocritical of ourselves, and maybe we just

0:35:44.980 --> 0:35:46.660
<v S1>have to learn how to let go and not be

0:35:46.660 --> 0:35:49.270
<v S1>so conscious about like, Oh, that I don't know what

0:35:49.270 --> 0:35:51.700
<v S1>that wrinkle or that like. I don't know what it

0:35:51.700 --> 0:35:52.980
<v S1>is that I mean.

0:35:53.090 --> 0:35:55.540
<v S2>OK, stop, stop. I know.

0:35:55.810 --> 0:35:57.620
<v S3>And also, like a lot of people out there watching, right,

0:35:57.670 --> 0:36:00.790
<v S3>I think honestly, I don't take everything you see on

0:36:00.790 --> 0:36:03.940
<v S3>the internet like Facebook. Yes, right. There's a lot of

0:36:03.940 --> 0:36:07.840
<v S3>things that goes into creating this content, whether it's Photoshop

0:36:07.840 --> 0:36:10.989
<v S3>law or this, that no bill ever. There's a lot

0:36:10.989 --> 0:36:12.759
<v S3>of things that goes on behind the scenes that you

0:36:12.760 --> 0:36:15.310
<v S3>may not know. So just don't take it at face

0:36:15.310 --> 0:36:19.060
<v S3>value and trust 100 percent. Be more discerning. Yes, I

0:36:19.060 --> 0:36:21.460
<v S3>think I would like to encourage. Oh, I would like

0:36:21.460 --> 0:36:25.509
<v S3>to advocate for more discerning viewers and audience members, because

0:36:25.510 --> 0:36:28.810
<v S3>then it will make the social media basically be like

0:36:28.930 --> 0:36:33.439
<v S3>own self on the check, on the people on social media. Yeah,

0:36:33.489 --> 0:36:36.850
<v S3>in a sense, you be that checks and balances. Yes.

0:36:37.060 --> 0:36:40.640
<v S3>To create a more holistic social media landscape

0:36:40.960 --> 0:36:43.360
<v S1>and a healthier one is yes, you know, it's getting

0:36:43.360 --> 0:36:46.990
<v S1>so toxic in some places out there. So, yeah, thank

0:36:46.989 --> 0:36:47.440
<v S1>you so much

0:36:47.440 --> 0:36:49.299
<v S2>for being with us today. Thank you for having me.

0:36:49.320 --> 0:36:49.930
<v S2>We have to

0:36:49.930 --> 0:36:53.170
<v S1>hang out again soon. Yes, especially when we get said

0:36:53.200 --> 0:36:54.939
<v S1>Hot Doctor in the studio.

0:36:55.180 --> 0:36:57.940
<v S2>I will be going to yes, you will be cam

0:36:57.940 --> 0:36:59.299
<v S2>for Cam

0:36:59.430 --> 0:37:01.690
<v S1>or you can be the boom Mike. Yes. Which, by

0:37:01.690 --> 0:37:02.820
<v S1>the way, we don't need a boom. I hold it,

0:37:02.830 --> 0:37:03.310
<v S1>but we'll call

0:37:03.310 --> 0:37:05.290
<v S2>it a rule. I will create a room for you.

0:37:06.850 --> 0:37:08.500
<v S2>Thank you so much once again for listening

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