CEO Sarah Paiji Yoo on how her heritage influenced her

Sarah Paiji Yoo, the CEO of Blueland, and talks about how her Korean-American heritage influenced her path to founding her own company.
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[@warrenandyiching]

I was brought up the exact same way. My mother would separate the plies from the two ply generic Kleenex so we could have double the tissue papers!

[@AliasHSW]

Classic example of first generation immigrant thriftiness: try not to turn on the HVAC at all cost. We all laugh at it as part of childhood experience, a common bond among friends. 😆

[@IOSALive]

Good Morning America, I really like your videos, let's be friends!

[@yootoobvyooer]

Korea was desperately poor. Even in 1970s, toilet paper was expensive so many commonly used old newspaper and other scrap. Being thrifty was for survival, not choice. Although they now use toilet paper, thrifty attitude is pervasive among older Koreans.

[@mdilham5237]

theres no such thing as Korean american heritage, its just Korean heritage...

[@AliasHSW]

But she is not just Korean.

[@mdilham5237]

@AliasHSW I know but all the stuff that's she's introducing doesn't relate to Korean American... its all abt Korean heritage... which comes from the country, South Korea... nothing significant Korean heritage comes from Korean American...

[@canadianaviator]

She’s American not Korean

[@JJ-fb2lp]

@@canadianaviator American by nationality but Korean by ethnicity.