Danny Morel

Right. The divine feminine. Yeah. They don't need that. She's in. She's in her power. She's in her power. Yeah. She doesn't need to use that. No. She knows who she is. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. And then, talking about our culture, why do the men drink so much? Because the men are wounded. Because the men were taught as little boys to never tap into their emotions.

Right. The divine feminine. Yeah. They don't need that. She's in. She's in her power. She's in her power. Yeah. She doesn't need to use that. No. She knows who she is. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. And then, talking about our culture, why do the men drink so much? Because the men are wounded. Because the men were taught as little boys to never tap into their emotions.

Because it's a Hispanic, macho, masculine thing. It's bull is what it is. And then by the way, guess why else are women? Because the women are taught, the mothers are taught that they have to, you just have to deal with it because that's how men are. So then the woman gets taught to not deal with and live in their authentic truth. And then you're there. I know grandmothers.

Because it's a Hispanic, macho, masculine thing. It's bull is what it is. And then by the way, guess why else are women? Because the women are taught, the mothers are taught that they have to, you just have to deal with it because that's how men are. So then the woman gets taught to not deal with and live in their authentic truth. And then you're there. I know grandmothers.

My grandfather, Louis, my grandfather had 13 kids from seven different.

My grandfather, Louis, my grandfather had 13 kids from seven different.

Because he was wounded. He was a mess. God bless him. He's gone. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. And then my family, like, honored and revered that. Really? Oh, yeah. Because that's... He's the patriot.

Because he was wounded. He was a mess. God bless him. He's gone. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. And then my family, like, honored and revered that. Really? Oh, yeah. Because that's... He's the patriot.

I remember my high school graduation. I remember it was my grandfather. And, like, I had, like... My cousin's grandmother, my cousin's grandmother, my cousin's grandmother, and my now, it was all just there. And everybody just got along. They all got along? It's just how you do life. Did they really get along, or was it just kind of like... Yeah, they really all got along.

I remember my high school graduation. I remember it was my grandfather. And, like, I had, like... My cousin's grandmother, my cousin's grandmother, my cousin's grandmother, and my now, it was all just there. And everybody just got along. They all got along? It's just how you do life. Did they really get along, or was it just kind of like... Yeah, they really all got along.

I don't know, bro. I don't know.

I don't know, bro. I don't know.

Well, all I know is that for me, that just didn't feel right. It just didn't feel right. And I saw my poor grandmother. I love her. She was just so self-sacrificing. For the sake of the family.

Well, all I know is that for me, that just didn't feel right. It just didn't feel right. And I saw my poor grandmother. I love her. She was just so self-sacrificing. For the sake of the family.

Yeah, man.

Yeah, man.

I get that. You know, can I tell you what's interesting? Let me tell you what my story was. Because when I saw Jen, I didn't think I was worthy of her.

I get that. You know, can I tell you what's interesting? Let me tell you what my story was. Because when I saw Jen, I didn't think I was worthy of her.

So Jen is 5'10".

So Jen is 5'10".