51. Danny Tepper

from who let the dawgs out Hosted by Shannon Lin

How we met: HFL work program Current whereabouts: UK Discussion: eating alone in restaurants, San Diego to UK, cultural differences UK & San Diego, cricket, potential places to live in post program, close friends, allergies, writing your own scripture in life, needing physical activity, References: Daebak (best Korean restaurant in London maybe the best restaurant period), Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (his uni), Imperial College (masters in London), Greenlights (Matthew McConaughey autobiography), Can’t Hurt Me (David Goggins autobiography), Ted Lasso (tv show), Freaks and Geeks (his fav tv show ever), Cover pic: Feb 2023 Miami

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