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I'm Joshua, a Hapa (half-Asian) student from Dallas exploring the world and all it has to offer one picture and one post at a time.

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I understand now why I’m gaining weight

Would you believe we drove all the way to the East Bay just to buy longganisa & calamansi juice for brunch?

HAPPY ELECTION DAY! 🇺🇸 Here’s to Texas, a state no one thought would be competitive, and yet, here we are! I voted STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC because I believe in a politics of hope instead of fear—I support Medicare for All, LGBT rights, and women’s bodily autonomy and access to reproductive care. I believe immigrants make our country better, that unions make our working classes stronger, and that corporate greed needs to be rolled back—especially in our elections. I’m so proud to have voted for two wonderful candidates, Beto O’Rourke for senator and Lorie Burch for House representative, who embody these values and will combine a progressive vision for America with smart policy making to get us there. (Plus, they don’t take PAC money and Lorie Burch is a part of the Justice Democrats coalition!)

Got paid $31/hour to meet Sterling Brown! 😍 ...and also to cart around belligerently drunk alumni, get in fights with rude security guards and event staff who wouldn’t let me and my staff do our jobs, give some random Washington State students a 1am golf cart tour of Stanford while they smoked a joint in the back seat (yes, that really happened—my life is absurd), talk to alumni about going to college in the 1960s, and direct people to the bathroom about a million times. (Do I get paid enough for what I do? Unclear.)

I didn’t come to play, I came to slay #friendshipgames

I’m only smiling because I got to yell at people who cut in front of us in the line for food

I live such a random and wild life wow

We LOVE Filipino American History Month PC: @raezelle

Made some Get Out The Vote calls for @betoorourke today and now I’m officially mailing in my vote for him 🗳✅ If you’re a Texas resident, this Tuesday is the last day to register to vote for the upcoming election. If you’re already registered, NOW is the time to request your absentee ballot! Make your voice heard!

Mabuhay 🇵🇭

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