Mina Kimes!!!!!

Hi.

Hello.

How's it going? Oh my God.

You know what? I am dying that you are from Omaha and you're working with Omaha.

It's true.

I've never really thought about that, but you're right.

That is true.

Most people don't know I'm from Omaha.

It doesn't come up a lot.

I love that.

Well, at the end of your videos, like everything, it's like, well, not all of them, but like a lot, Omaha comes up.

So do you know, have you met Josh, my husband?

I think so.

Yeah.

Mike mentioned his name and I was like, yeah, I think we've met a few times.

I couldn't remember when or in what capacity, but I know Mike's good friends with him.

Yeah.

And so

Michael and you...

He's your

manager? He's basically my agent.

He's been my agent for like 10 years.

Oh my

gosh.

Yeah, so he joined CAA and then he left CAA.

And so my business stayed with CAA, but they like split it sort of.

But they work together basically to negotiate.

I

love Michael Klein.

He's great.

I've known him for a really long time.

He is amazing.

I mean, since

you were baby, like since you were like super, super smarty baby, you know what? It's like, you know how it is.

You like deep dive into people.

Okay.

And so it's like, here we go.

Like I'm stalker.

Here we go.

What are we doing? Yeah.

You know, what I, like, didn't know from just, like, watching.

And I'm like, oh, another Big Ten Midwestern girl.

Yeah, I'm from the

Midwest.

It's

true.

I actually lived in Ann Arbor, too,

as a kid.

Ooh.

You didn't say those dirty words to a buck.

Are you –

you're Ohio State? Okay, yeah, yeah.

Well, I'm not a Michigan football fan.

I just lived there.

Sorry about that.

Just joking.

Ann Arbor.

No, I've lived in a million places because my dad was in the military, so –

how was that i'm so curious because again midwest ohio yeah i know how it is i went to miami ohio it's like a bubble how is it having a white dad yeah and korean mom in nebraska in omaha nebraska

pretty young at the time I think it was though a lot harder on my mom than anyone or just being pretty unique um and after that we lived in such a million different places um California where there were a lot of Asians um Arizona Virginia um geez yeah so I moved around a lot as a kid and To answer your question, I would say it just kind of like really depend on where we were living, you know, like different places that were more like urban than others, I suppose.

But yeah, it was definitely a unique upbringing.

Was it

hard, like bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce?

I would say, yeah, just, like, especially now that I have a kid and I see how important it is for – or not important, but, like, how much it helps him to have, like, the same friends as he's getting a little older.

Definitely had to, like, make new friends every time I started school.

Right.

And that's very unique.

But then there's, like –

upside to it.

Like I'm really close with my family.

I think I developed a lot of tools from moving around and adapting and things like that.

So there's like pluses and minuses.

Okay.

Smarty.