Gabriel Iglesias

And they call themselves Mexihana because they'll add like jalapenos, they'll add tortillas, they'll add all kinds of random stuff there.

And I told him, I go, hey, can you add Spam to the menu and put in a burrito and everything?

He goes, whatever you want, I'll make it.

And then he made it and then he called it the Fluffy.

So there's a, you know, I'd rather do that, which I think is awesome because I can support a local business, but yeah.

Yeah.

This for me was very personal.

Very personal.

Pocho fino.

Pocho fino.

So remember, pocho means a person born in the U.S., not a person born in Mexico.

And it's a word that it's a negative word.

Exactly.

You're considered an outsider.

And I think this is also something that resonates with a lot of different cultures because anytime you are a certain – like, for example, let's say Indians born here in America versus born in India or Chinese born in America versus in China.

There's always a word or a thing where like, you're not one of us.

You're one of them.

Yeah.

And so that's the word that they created.

And I said, you know what, let me flip that word.