Tablo· Host0:00
Welcome to Hey Tablo. Uh, so I was in New York recently, and I was hanging out with some old friends, but they're not old. They're old friends, but they're younger than me. And I was talking about MBTI, and they were like, "Hyung, people don't do MBTI anymore. You're so old." [laughs] I was like, "Did we go back to constellations?"
Rosemary0:22
[laughs] Hey, Tablo.
Tablo· Host0:26
[laughs] [laughs] Okay, apparently, like, now saying you're ENFP is not gonna fly in a social setting. [laughs] It has to be an Enneagram. So I looked it up, and Enneagrams are better than MBTI because it focuses on deep-seeded motivation fears and core desires. Okay, already I'm scared. [laughs] Um, so it un- uncovers why, and not just what you are. So instead of just a four-letter thing, like, "Oh, I'm this kind of personality," this thing goes way deeper apparently. And I, I didn't even like doing the MBTI test. I personally like sticking to I'm a Cancer and I'm blood type A. In Korea, the blood type thing really matters. It, it kept us afloat in social- [laughs] ... settings for about five decades. [laughs] Where, like, if you had nothing to say and you had to do small talk, you could just be like, "Are

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