Brian Green

Yeah.

I was thinking to myself, maybe in this new 2.0 version of the commercial break, we could do a couple things.

These are just ideas.

We could have like an Ask the Gringo Day, right?

Dos gringos en vivos, where Chrissy and I go live and we can invite some of the Venezuelans into the conversation and they can ask a gringo or we can ask them, right?

And then maybe even Latinas in general, Latinos, the larger community, right?

But then also maybe I introduce you to some of the customs and cultures that I have enjoyed over the years.

Like I want you to try an ayaka.

Let's see if you like an ayaka.

They are your kind of people.

That's it.

It is – they are so lovely.

I mean, listen, it sounds like I'm blowing smoke up their ass, and maybe I am a little bit because I am so –

it kind of enamored with the culture.

Right.

But I think I largely wouldn't understand what true family was if it wasn't for Venezuela.

It's like that it takes on a deeper meaning and they're caring and they're loving and they're, they're accommodating.

And it doesn't matter what you do.

We'll figure it all out.

Right.