Brian Green

I was familiar with a lot of the customs and cultures and things that were said, and I know what it's like to be in a room full of people speaking Spanish mostly about you while you don't understand.

I know what it's like to have other men dance with the person you brought to the party.

It's not a sexual thing.

It's just a thing.

It's just about love and having fun or whatever.

I knew about all that, and what's interesting is the guys that are reaching out and asking me

About their own relationships and their own – Can you share any of the things they've asked?

Well, without talking about them specifically.

So obviously we would leave names out and I'll try my best to make it as generic as possible because I didn't ask them if I could talk about their DM.

But one man in particular reached out and he said, I really –

Not only is my wife Venezuelan and I'm new to the culture, but then she's new to the country.

So we're having a little bit, you know, it's that time.

Like, it's difficult.

There are moments that are great.

There are moments that are difficult.

We found a little community of 20 or 30 Venezuelans.

Yes.

Still going through it to this day.

Listen, assimilating to a new culture is not a thing you do overnight.

It takes a long time to do.