and that tiner drive. and a sense of doing it beyond yourself for a greater purpose and having a sense of mission in the campaign. so i learned a lot. there are highs and lows on every campaign. it really tests your inner self. >> you talk about your mom and dad, the plywood business that they still operate. where did you grow up? >> i was born in albany county. my family has had a home in essex county since i have 3. i spent a lot of time between albany and essex county, up and down norway. my dad actually started off in the plywood and lumber business after he graduated from high scoop 3 he worked his way up in the warehouse. he ended up managing a local branch of a plywood distribution company. and when i was 7, my parents started their own business to local on the local small business customers and bringing the highest quality products with the best customer service. so 20 years plus later, we have over 1,000 small business customers. my brother is deeply involved in the business. when you see your par

we had a nice tiner and at the end of the dinner when the check game the guy at that point told me he forgot his wallet. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and i was, you know -- i was shocked. asian women don't pay. it is just the way it is. asian women never have to pay. and people are like i don't get it. why don't asian women pay? exotic. thank you. and i looked at the bill and it was almost $150. because i ordered up. i didn't think i was gonna have to pay, you know. and i got screwed and i was thinking well now that i'm going to pay for it, you better believe it. i made him put out. do you know what i mean? i didn't get to get jig give wigy with him but i was thinking about my 150 dollars. and i brought him home and the moment we get home he started taking his clothes out. and i was like no fool. i paid. this is my time. that's right. and you can start with my dishes over there in the corner. do you know what i mean. >> we got too take a girl. we'll be right back with more comics unleashed. do go away. we're here at a festival of food and fun, getting reactions to mcdonald's new buttermilk cr