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I Equate Fame Towards People Who Know Your Work, People Who Will See Your Work. But All That Stuff, Like With The Genies And Stuff Like That, It Was So Much Fun. It's So Much Fun And It's Nice When It Comes, But That's Not What It's All About.

People Ask Me What I'm Writing. They Think I'm Sandra Tsing Loh. Or They Ask About Stand-up. 'no, That's Margaret Cho.' I Really Think There Is This Kind Of Glomming, That They Think We Are Somehow All The Same Person.

As A Working Actor, All I Want To Do Is Work. That's It. It's Terrifying When You Don't Work. It's Very Hard When You Don't Work. There Have Been Times When I've Been Out Of Work For Like Six Months. I Feel Theatre To Me Is Like Manna.

Becoming An Actor? If It's Not A Calling, Don't Do It. It's Too Hard.

In Many Asian Households, To Not Go On To Higher Education, That's Like A Big No-no. I Know My Parents' Discouragement Was For My Own Protection, And I'm Really Close To Them Now, But They Didn't Understand That There Is Value In This. That's Because They Didn't Know.