The speaker talks about their time working at the guest library in the East Asian Studies Department and discovering sketches from Jim Lee, one of their comic book heroes, who had previously worked there too. They also mention the odd tradition of eating clubs at Princeton.
The speaker recalls spending their college vacations hacking on their home computer and teaching it how to play tic-tac-toe, which ultimately led them to studying computer science.
The guest speaker recounts his journey of discovering his passion for comedy, from being a great student to getting involved in the comedy magazine, the Lampoon.
The speaker describes their love for building things with Legos as a child and creating projects such as forts, pirate ships and more, but never having a pinnacle Lego project.
Kimo Williams, a large black man from Hawaii who attended the Berkeley School of Music, taught the podcast host in four lessons how to graduate in half the time. Williams believed that people can go as fast as they want, and that the standard pace is for chumps.