Azida Azmi or Ezzy tells a story, initially she was not confident that her application to continue her studies at Columbia University in New York, United States would be accepted. She lacked self-belief because many looked down on her. They considered Ezzy to be just a local graduate who was too ambitious.

"I come from a humble family. Since I was young until high school, I helped my mother sell burgers. So, I am used to seeing and growing up in that kind of environment."That's why I have accepted that selling burgers will be a cycle for our family. I thought that when I am old, I will take over the business," he said.With that perspective, Ezzy felt down because he couldn't pursue higher education and ended up being a street burger seller."

Ezzy, who comes from Selayang Baru, Selangor, is the first generation in his family to successfully pursue higher education. He is determined to continue his studies at Columbia University for his parents, who have worked hard to raise him since he was young. Ezzy also wants to prove that his success is a result of his parents' upbringing, even though they did not complete formal education.

"I remember my mother and father selling burgers from 11pm to 7am. After work, my mother would pick me up at home and take me to school," she said. Every time Ezzy hugged her mother before going to school, the smell of burgers would stick to her clothes."