Bela Bajaria

That was a dream job.

This is a dream, dream job.

Right.

Right.

CCO of Netflix didn't exist in a global way, right, that this job does.

Streaming didn't exist.

So I couldn't even dream, like, this would be a dream job.

I couldn't dream it this time.

So I was like, actually, the dream wasn't too big.

The dream actually ended up being not big enough.

But it was interesting.

And I think the sort of following gut or, well, kind of why not me, right?

Why can't I?

ran a TV studio it was interesting how many people around me were kind of like either people who look like you don't or well that's really ambitious of a goal and I was like yeah it is and I'm going to work my ass off to get it but that was that was sort of that was the goal

I think, look, I think working at the car wash for me was more about...

It's the work ethic, and I think lots of people, not just immigrants, but definitely immigrants too, like, so for my family, right, to come to America and try to make it in a new place, new land, new build a community, start over, show up, and go, okay, we're going to try to make a go of it here.

And again, because my parents wanted, right, that opportunity for their kids.

One part, I think, of the drive and the work ethic is I was the oldest kid and I understood and saw, because I was sitting in the UK and then moved here, obviously, the sacrifice my parents made.

So the responsibility that I felt to make it was real.

I felt to make good on what they did and what they sacrificed, it was important that I made it.