Chloe Shih

I'm just like, Oh, my God, that's crazy.

And then I think another parallel is I was the next president of CU informs, which is Columbia University, the Institute of Management Sciences, like the pre professional program for my major.

And the previous guy,

was also extremely threatened by me and would send me texts, like, paragraphs of all caps.

Like, you're kind of, like, you're a piece of shit.

Like, you think you know everything, blah, blah, blah.

Like, you know nothing.

It's like, you're a child.

You're immature.

Like, a lot of that stuff, when I try to be like, okay, we need to get this done.

We need to build this.

Yeah.

So I think that happened a lot.

Yes.

I think that was a common theme that went into my career too.

Because I think I was, if I had to analyze it, like just be like, Oh, what's happening there?

I think I was perceived as someone who can make them look good, like a support character.

And when I started to have my own opinions, then be like, Whoa, whoa, stay in your lane.

Like you're not, you're not a main character, like shut down.

I think I'm an extremely loyal and trustworthy, competent person.