#Pinky demon blocks the exit series#

I came into the Foreign Service so green, I had never been in a U.S. A Foreign Service Officer works for the State Department and we have embassies or consulates in almost every country around the world. And that goodwill helps to push American foreign policy. And so it's finding unique ways in every country to create goodwill. So a lot of mutual understanding or goodwill kinds of programs, open doors for ambassadors to have deeper relationships with their counterparts or with important people in those countries. And it is to create programs that create opportunities so that your colleagues can go forward with their work. It's to make sure that American foreign policy is understood and communicated clearly across that country. The goal of a public diplomacy officer is to strengthen mutual understanding in the country that you are in. And so the more we know about other people, the more peaceful we can be, the more we can learn, the more we can progress. In a very abstract way, I would say that learning more about other countries and learning more about other people we learned that we have more in common than we have differences. And I credit that for my love of travel because I wanted to get away so bad because everything was the same. I was like the center of the not cool northern suburbs. I grew up in a northern suburb of the twin cities that was just sort of north enough that it wasn't cool anymore. So for one last time, take it away Chris. This past summer, we got to learn more about Chris as a Foreign Service Officer and his time in ECA. We shifted focus to interview the host and former director of the Collaboratory, Christopher Wurst. Welcome to our final episode of 22.33, for this special goodbye episode.

#Pinky demon blocks the exit series#

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