Chloe Shih

Yeah.

Yes, being alone.

Yes, it's true.

It's very lonely.

yeah yeah so that's the one thing that i think we gotta figure out maybe in the future but yeah um i will say i think a part of it is probably because i moved so many schools and moved so many companies that i had to restart my social group over and over again i moved la new york and then san francisco and san francisco is in different pockets of the bay area like i've always moved every year every single year new roommates whatever um

and i think that it's it there was like new non-profit groups new new community service groups that i did so i think like learning how to be in a new situation i had to really adapt too quickly but i would say like a lot of my life was alone and i really enjoyed that

Yeah, deeply.

I don't know.

I really like being alone.

So when I'm with someone else, when they leave me, I don't feel... I think I just perceive everything really like, yay.

I'm just so blessed to have this 10 minutes with you, even if you don't talk to me later.

And so every interaction is quite positive for me.

Yeah, I don't feel like people owe me their time, their love, their energy.

Yeah, I grew up doing a lot of community service.

Yeah, I think my the way I network or talk to people when I go to an event is like really different.

I talk to very little people for a very long time.

And I'd rather just do one person or two, three people and like really get to know them versus like say hi to everyone and not talk about that.

And then I'm always like really curious about the other person.

I'm like, I want to know more about your life.

So I think that helps with forming my understanding of this person.