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Preeti talks with Nick Cho - Tik Tok star Your Korean Dad and co-owner of Wrecking Ball Coffee in San Francisco - about how he approaches tough conversations with sympathy, fighting for justice, and his favorite tacos from Taco Bell.
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Twitter: @NickCho
Instagram: @nickcho_
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