Business Tao with George Kao

10 Oct 2026 · 3 min

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The piece is a lyrical monologue that weaves together scenes of family dinner conversations with a young adult’s inner drive to pursue uncertain ambitions. The narrator describes parental concern, symbolized by Mom putting down her fork and Dad passing bread, while expressing a self‑identifying mantra of being "a little delulu"—a playful admission of hopeful delusion. The lyrics recount sending weekly letters that receive minimal replies, the modest growth of a social‑media following (90 followers), and the grind of discovery calls, all underscoring a willingness to risk loss rather than play it safe. Repeatedly, the narrator argues that if one only follows the odds, new ventures never begin, framing optimism and perseverance as central themes.

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