Gabby Windey

He's amazing.

Okay, but there I want to read to you like a Reddit thread of all the symbolism.

It is truly insane.

It makes me have like a deep, deep respect for him.

I mean, I did before because I like that he wear painted nails and kind of like, I don't know, cross dresses a bit.

Okay.

Okay.

It's kind of long.

So I'm going to I'm going to try and read it fast.

Okay.

But after, you have to go back and watch.

So after I tell you this, after I enlighten you to one more fucking thing, which is this podcast, you're welcome.

And now, the next time you watch it and your lesbian wife is sitting next to you, you can explain everything and then you can get on her nerves and she'll have to pause it and replay it alone because she doesn't like being educated.

She has to be the educator.

I love her.

Okay, so it says, first he opens up with the trees, which are sugar canes and have become a cornerstone to Puerto Rican's economy and sugar cane is processed to produce rum, which we see like an old lady give him rum and everyone takes a shot later.

And this is calling out Puerto Rico's slave history and being exploited for its resources and labor because America invaded Puerto Rico and

devalued their currency and appropriated their land and made them grow all the sugar cane, which resulted in a lot of poverty in Puerto Rico.

The whole thing is kind of about like living in pottery.

titi may pregunto um it's between him and his aunt i feel like this like like a latino culture is so close with their family and you can tell because he's always talking to his aunt he's like my aunt has a question and she has another question she has another question and she has another question but it's thinking about like his love life and his numerous relationships and experiences with women are disguising his need for a deeper commitment and relationship um