Charles Yu
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51 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Charles Yu’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You don't play a discrimination Olympics here.
Well, there is some trauma in it. I mean, it's not completely no trauma. You're being modest again with the discrimination. I, you know, your background is also very interesting. I mean, I'm just, right now I'm just trying to get a raise from you. So I'm just going to keep complimenting. People don't know this, but you... They're applauding that. Yeah, I know. They're capitalists.
They know what I'm trying to do. So you majored undergraduate. You are majoring in molecular and cellular biology. Yes. And then you got a law degree. Right. Then you worked in corporate law, and then you became a TV writer. So your level of expertise here is just out of control. So I need some advice from you. OK. OK? Sure. Just speaking to your expertise. Please.
Do you think that the Delaware Supreme Court's recent decision in the match case expanding the scope of the MFW framework to include entire fairness review for non-freeze-out control shareholder mergers will make market-responsive consolidation too efficient? Yes.
Go ahead.
Well, we're talking about legal issues here. Like, the fridge in my apartment broke, and, like, the groceries, like, went off. So, like, who's responsible for that? Is it my landlord, or do I have to pay for that? Or, like, what's the tenant law on that?
I don't even know what the answer is to that. The New York landlord law is so crazy. Here's another question for you. A new system-level model revealed that transcriptional scolasticity is required for hematopoietic stem cell differentiation. Are you shocked by these findings?
So then you went into law. So I went to law school, yeah.
to my parents disappointment and you worked in law and then you got into you went to a law firm and you worked for years and you became a writer i i got i gotta ask the obligatory like uh so you know any quick advice for all these people out there who are you know in the corporate world and they're trying to get into creative industries yeah you know any any words of wisdom yeah um
get B's in biology. Be a bad student and you too could end up on The Daily Show.
Interior Chinatown is streaming now on Hulu and the book is available everywhere. Hey, Charles Yee, everybody.
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