Alyssa BolañosGuest
Arielle TuckerHost
I always joke that I've been culturally confused or a cultural chameleon, if you will, because I've just existed in this crossroads.

And being raised in New York City is just such an international melting pot that I've always just felt comfortable within cultures.

I always think about all of our friends from New York City, and they always, you know, it's such a melting pot.

And I think when you're growing up in a big city like that, you're just naturally more comfortable with people from different cultures, the idea of potentially moving to other cultures.

I mean, was that a conversation that you were having growing up? Like, was it kind of assumed at some point you would leave? Or were you like the prodigal child, like the American dream? Like, what was it like for you?

I always joke that I've been culturally confused or a cultural chameleon, if you will, because I've just existed in this crossroads.

And being raised in New York City is just such an international melting pot that I've always just felt comfortable within cultures.

I always think about all of our friends from New York City, and they always, you know, it's such a melting pot.

And I think when you're growing up in a big city like that, you're just naturally more comfortable with people from different cultures, the idea of potentially moving to other cultures.

I mean, was that a conversation that you were having growing up? Like, was it kind of assumed at some point you would leave? Or were you like the prodigal child, like the American dream? Like, what was it like for you?
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