38. Marco Placidi

from who let the dawgs out Hosted by Shannon Lin

How we met: one of my first HFL rotation boss 🙂 Current whereabouts: Singapore Cover pic: team gathering, we both happened to have fun hats References made in the episode: Blink 182 (band), Perugia Italy (where he was born), Umbria (region that Perugia is in), M&A (mergers & acquisitions), Jioufen Taiwan (where he visited for 3 days in 2019), chatGPT, universal basic income (UBI), panta rhei (everything flows, his life motto), Tear Along the Dotted Line (tv show) Discussion: his life journey from Italy to Singapore, life philosophy, friendships evolving, fun acronyms like UBI M&A chatGPT, and Italian things

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