Harvey Guillén

So I forget sometimes.

And I think, you know, my sister reminds me when we go out in public and stuff.

Because I'm really like, I don't care.

Like, we'll go out in public and stuff.

And I don't think about like, oh, this is a crowded area.

And it recognized it'll be like, you know.

Yesterday, we were at the airport in San Antonio, Texas, and it's a small airport in a great city, it's really lively, and we were just gonna go to our plane, we saw a little vending machine, a licorice vending machine, and we were like, by the TSA area, and we went there, and the TSA agent was like, excuse me, sir?

And I was like,

Oh my God.

And I turned around and they looked serious.

Excuse me, sir.

Can I talk to you for a second?

And I was like, Oh my God.

Like what I, I was like, what did I pack?

Like, like, like I was like, do you have a water bottle?

No, that's kind of crazy.

That's insane.

Yeah.

I mean, we had like quinceaneras and stuff where, you know, there's kids and adults and everyone's invited to the barbecue.

But you were always aware of like kids are trying to sneak in like a beer or something.