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Cheese.
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Oh, my god. You guys are so Asian right now.
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I'm gonna be Asian too.
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So, where are you from?
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I'm from Texas.
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No, I mean, like, where are your parents from?
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You know, you're pretty tall for an Asian.
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Oh, they're from Korea.
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Where are your parents from?
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Uh, Michigan.
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No, where are your parents' ancestors from?
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Uh, I don't know, like, Europe?
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I just wanted to introduce you to Eugene over here.
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Eugene, say hi to Stacy.
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Hi, Stacy.
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Yeah, well, Stacy's really into Asian guys,
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so I figured it'd be a nice ... uh, you know?
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It is so nice to finally meet your girlfriend.
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Yeah, so, me and my friend were at 99 Ranch,
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and we saw --
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What's 99 Ranch?
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Actually, I'm his sister.
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Yeah, this is my girlfriend.
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You don't know what 99 Ranch is?
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Oh, it's that new bar, right?
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Oh, such a banana. So, anyways, yeah, so we were...
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[Speaking Chinese]
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Um, I, I don't speak Mandarin.
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Do you, do you think you could --
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No, sorry.
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So you're Chinese.
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Taiwanese, actually.
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You speak Cantonese.
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Mandarin.
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You know, my cousin's wife is Oriental.
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Ah, so she's a rug.
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Are you North or South Korean?
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South.
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How can you tell?
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It's because I'm not trapped in North Korea.
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No, she's from the Orient.
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The Orient?
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Yeah.
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Ah, so we're in the 1950s right now.
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I'd be the Red Ranger for sure.
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I'd be the Blue Ranger.
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You're the Yellow Ranger.
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How do I change this setting?
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Are you serious?
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Yeah, I just got this phone.
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You're like a bad Asian.
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So my mom was like, "Uh, Eugene-a, a-why are you so skinny?"
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You can say that? It feels, like, a little bit racist.
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I mean, it's --
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Were your parents upset that you wanted to go into entertainment?
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[Scoffs] Of course, because I'm Asian, you think
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my parents want me to be a doctor, or a lawyer, or engineer.
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Okay, that's like a little racist, but it's cool.
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So she was like, "Oh, Eugene-a."
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No, no, you can't do it, though.
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Oh, okay. Fair.
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Oh, I wasn't trying to be offensive.
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It's good that they're cool with it, though.
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Nah, they wanted me to be a doctor.
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Take a selfie with me.
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Yeah, mom, that was my new girlfriend.
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No, she's not Korean.
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So glad I have minority friends. All my pictures are with white people.
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Uh, you know, technically, Asians are the majority.
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There are literally billions of us in the world.
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Oh. Okay. Smile!
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Oh, my god, I love that new HBO show.
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It's so diverse.
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Yeah ... There are no Asians on it.
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Hey, Eugene, what's 28 times 72?
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Yeah, but there are two black people.
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And an Asian receptionist.
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I don't know, it's like 1500?
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Okay, thanks.
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Are we all in the frame?
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Yeah, you're all in. You're all in.
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I just had this thought.
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Like, if we had a baby together, it would be the most
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beautiful half-Asian baby in the entire world. Right?
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Yes, definitely.
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... totally be half-Asian.
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Dude, in general, half-Asian people are the most beautiful.
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Oh, my god, I had the best "phoh" last night.
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You mean "phuh".
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Yeah, "phoh".
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Hey, Eugene, I saw your "awkward moments only Asians understand" video.
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As an Indian, where was the rest of Asia?
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I went with my girlfriend Tammy Nuh-goo-yen.
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Do you know her?
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Nguyen? ("Wen")
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I don't know. I think probably around 8:00.
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So you might want to think about that next
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time you label something Asian.
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Ugh, it's awkward.
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Is that your brother?
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What?
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It's on on you.
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It's on on your cow.
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Down, Bessie.
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I am the great stone dragon!
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Okay, let's go get [inaudible].
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I'm the great stone dragon!
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Yep. You are.