What's it like being a first-gen kid in the US? Did you have to be your parents' or grandparents' in-house interpreter? How did that effect your childhood and who you became as a person? Irvin shares his experience of how he learned to navigate these difficult and unique waters, along with a couple funny and embarrassing stories that taught him valuable lessons. He also brings up why he loves interpreting and the positive impact it has, as well as the importance of having open lines of communication with the people you love. 

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