In this episode, Hilary and Kenneth explore Kenneth's journey from Hong Kong to the US, discussing cultural transitions, the impact of retail experiences, and the importance of kindness in customer service. Kenneth shares his passion for art and fashion, reflecting on how these elements shape his identity and career. The conversation also touches on the evolving nature of fashion and personal style, emphasizing the freedom to choose one's own path in a diverse world. @theoveritas

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