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Great news.
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Chaco's daughter Margarita is getting
baptized.
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And we're all invited.
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Oh, yes. Oh, I love it. I got the
perfect suit.
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Oh, that baby's so cute.
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Her name is Alice, but they nicknamed
her Margarita because that's how she got
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made. Question. Has Chaco picked a
godfather, and can I throw my nombre in
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the hat?
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Oh, my God.
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Are you Cuban? Are you family? Are you
Catholic?
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I'm two out of three.
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You're none out of three.
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Estrellita and her family coming in from
Miami, which means Mirta is coming,
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which means I have to express the place
with holy water because she is Latiana.
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Oh, um... What's happening?
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Yep. This is your fabric until I can get
the real stuff.
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I thought you settled them on Tia Feud
and you're all good now.
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No. Tia made a comment about Abuelita's
croquetas being dry and now it's back
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on. Do you know what will be dry?
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Every eye at her funeral.
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Yeah, but your ridiculous vieja feud
isn't going to be the problem this time.
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What is?
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Make America great again!
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Make America great again!
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Make America great again!
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Oh, that's right.
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This is it!
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One day at a time.
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Because they're like us, I always forget
they're like that. Okay, as long as we
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stay away from politics, it'll be fine.
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It's a baptism.
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We don't have to talk during the
service, and afterwards we'll gossip
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about how Chago and Valeria got married
seven months ago and Margarita is a
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miracle baby.
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What will we do after? Because they are,
of course, staying with us.
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What? No, Mommy. I know their family,
and... We don't send family to hotels
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like Los Americanos Trillos.
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Good. So you get it. We have to make an
exception this time. The only way to
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keep the family together is to keep the
family apart.
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Well, if they cannot stay with you, they
will stay with me.
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Night, night, Mirta.
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I hope the floor isn't as hard as your
bistec empanizado.
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If I wanted to hear screeching from an
old bag, I'd play with this zipper.
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You know what I wish had a zipper?
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Your mouth.
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They have to stay. They are family.
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I'm with Abuelita. I hope the Reyeses
stay as long as they want.
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I love T.O.A.T.M. T.O.A.T.M.? That's
what I call T.O. Juanito.
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How great is it being Cuban?
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He gives me $20 every time I say
something he likes. This is all a
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disaster. Just keep it light. Talk about
non-controversial stuff, like the
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weather. Gotta love this L.A. weather,
huh? Thank you, global warming.
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Maybe try sports.
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How dare that football guy disrespect
our troops by kneeling down peacefully?
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How about movies?
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If you have a penis?
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Use the men's room.
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Why would that come up? It always comes
up. I still think the Reyeses should
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stay with us.
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What? You of all people should be
against it. You disagree with them about
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everything. True.
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I mean, when I came out to Tio, he
said... You just haven't met the right
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boy yet, Elena.
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That's because they don't make him like
you, Tio.
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Eso, papito!
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But they're voters in Florida, a swing
state, so we cannot let them leave till
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December.
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No. Politics and family do not mix. And
that's why I'm putting my foot down. The
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Reyeses can't stay with us. Too late.
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They just landed.
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They're on their way here.
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Just landed?
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The baptism is next week. They are
coming early to have a mini vacation and
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do all the things they can do in
Florida.
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Go to the beach, visit Disneyland, see
an orange grove.
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You are literally describing Florida.
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This is terrible.
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There's still going to be a week of
fighting and yelling.
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Yeah, how is that different than any
other week?
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Oh, my God. Can I please fix everything?
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Oh, boy. What I love most about you guys
is how you talk about everything.
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Every sigh, every slight exhale. You're
like, what's going on there? Family
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meeting, love, love, hugs, hugs.
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Why are you telling us things we already
know?
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Because it's a huge mistake in this
situation.
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Let my wildly dysfunctional family be
your guide.
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Just don't talk to each other.
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That is impossible.
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Yeah, Mommy sometimes FaceTimes me while
I'm peeing.
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And that is only because I am cooking,
because otherwise I would just walk in.
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You've got to retrain yourselves.
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Father and I have spent weeks without
saying a word to each other. He once
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left a post-it note on my door that
said, I'm not sure you're mine.
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I saved it and look at it whenever I
think I might love him.
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And everybody should do that? Yes,
because then you won't fight.
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See, you keep the feelings inside, where
the only person they can harm is
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yourself.
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Those
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explosions
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remind me we need a strong military.
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Eso, papito.
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Yeah, keeping it inside doesn't work for
Cubans. We have to say everything, then
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keep saying it louder until I have to
leave the restaurant.
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No, you just gotta push it down deeper
so you dive an ulcer instead of an
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explosion. Yeah, no.
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Maybe you should go back to your
apartment now, since this is a family
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issue that doesn't include you.
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See? Totally work.
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God, I hate my father.
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Lupita, you're all worried about
nothing.
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Families have disagreements.
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But that does not mean we cannot be
polite.
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Polite? Ha! What's that look like?
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I say, I'm quite nervous that you and
your liberal ilk are going to confiscate
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my muskets.
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Balderdash and poppycock. Of course
you'll retain your blunderbuss.
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Crumpets!
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I'm hearing rumblings from the colonies
about this Hamilton chap.
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My good papito.
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Matt.
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I think you're confusing politeness with
Britishness. And you think the Amirta is
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going to be polite back?
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Hmm.
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Lydia, can I borrow your lipstick? I
want to see what the color looks like on
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full lips.
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Hmm. She used the whole tube. Is it my
fault she has the bimba of a puffer
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fish? So we're screwed.
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No. They will just have to settle this
the old-fashioned way.
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A talent contest!
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Everybody loves me.
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They tell me I'm so lovely.
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Compare my voice to that of the angels.
There's no one like me, that's what they
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say.
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I am the one who has all the talent.
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My beauty is that big, so hide your
balance.
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Because this contest I'm gonna play.
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I understand why you get so jealous. Why
would that be? I get all the fellas.
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I am gonna kick your ass!
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Ladies and gentlemen, it is I, Gloria
Estefan. And the winner is...
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Lilia! She is the best dancer, the best
singer.
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And I don't know what her moisturizing
regime is, but she looks like a baby,
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and her lips are the fullest.
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But, Gloria Estefan, people always say I
remind them of you.
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Dream on, loser.
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Our queen has spoken.
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What is even happening?
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Why would Gloria Estefan be here?
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Because everyone knows if a Cuban closes
her eyes and switches her hips three
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times, she appears.
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Okay, Mommy, you've lost your mind.
Well, I had a little rum. This is very
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stressful.
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Mom, face it. There's no avoiding
politics, so we may as well try to talk
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some sense into them. No. Our two
families were fighting for so long, and
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we just got back on track. I don't want
to mess that up. So no politics. End of
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discussion. Okay.
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But they're going to talk about it. And
if we say nothing, you better be okay
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with what's going to happen.
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We won again! Four more years!
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And they've perfected the artificial
heart. So he will live forever and be
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president forever.
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If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Okay.
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If there has to be a fight, then we're
going to win it.
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So we're going to argue politics?
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Let's do this.
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How do I do this?
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Hey, cuz, you still like that come
mierda you voted for? Yeah? Well, either
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get your head out your ass or get the
hell out of my house.
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See you at Christmas.
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Love the attitude, but you need some
ammo to back it up. Right. I got to hit
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her with facts.
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Give me some facts.
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Hillary got three million more votes.
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Hillary runs a pedophile ring out of a
pizza parlor, and the pizza isn't even
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good. The ice caps are melting and sea
levels are rising.
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First there's a drought, now there's too
much water? Make up your mind.
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Even your guy had to admit that Obama
was born in America.
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Of course he was.
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Oh, sorry, I forgot to tell you. Facts
don't matter anymore.
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What? Yeah, they had a good run.
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But it turns out people want to believe
what they believe more than they want to
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believe what is actually true.
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Is that true?
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Does it matter?
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Yeah, but what is that?
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Unfortunately, what you have to do now
to win is go negative.
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What happens to when they go low, we go
high?
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Yeah, that went out the window with
facts.
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So, what dirt do you have on Estrellita?
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Hmm.
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Hey! Hey, Estrellita, remind me, was it
96 or 97 when you had that pregnancy
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scare?
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You didn't hate Planned Parenthood back
then, did you?
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At least I wasn't on a first-name basis
with the nerds who gave out the free
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condoms.
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How about that summer you taught me all
about mouth stuff using a cucumber?
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Nope. Bad plan.
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We got to stay above the freight. We are
a classy family, and we're going to stay
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classy, damn it.
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You know, we just had an assembly at
school about conflict resolution.
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These two kids were filming a fake fight
for TikTok, and then it turned real.
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Oh, yeah. They sent an email home about
it that I skimmed and deleted. Go on.
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Okay. It's got three steps.
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First, you ask a non-threatening
question.
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Then, you listen to the person's
response.
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Then, you find common ground.
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Ask, listen, find.
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Alf.
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I hate Alf. Just another illegal alien
in our country.
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Okay, tell me how it works, but don't
call it Alf.
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Okay, we need an issue to use as an
example.
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Let's start with the thing I know best.
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90s boy bands?
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All the places to get something free on
your birthday?
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I'll do not wear lipstick, but still
succeed.
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Dang, I'm good at a lot of things. But I
was talking about health care.
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Okay, so...
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ask a neutral question.
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So obviously everyone should have health
care, right?
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Okay, MSNBC.
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Wow, Mom.
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What was wrong with that?
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You chomped down her throat.
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You totally assumed she would care about
other people.
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Right, right. Good. This is good. Keep
going.
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It's got to be a completely
uncontroversial question.
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Being healthy is good, right? Oh, yes.
If you don't have your health, what do
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you have?
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Of course, if we had socialized
medicine, then we'd all be dead. Did you
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know that in Canada, a lady had to wait
eight years for a liver transplant, and
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then instead they gave her a breast
implant?
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I saw it on Facebook.
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I bet her husband loved it.
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Where is Eli?
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And I respond to the crazy how?
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You find common ground.
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Okay.
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We are both on Facebook.
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Good. Keep going. Find more common
ground.
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And, uh, you're upset about unnecessary
medical procedures.
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Exactly. Great!
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So we both want to live in a world where
we prioritize good health care that
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doesn't cost too much.
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Agreed? Agreed.
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Speaking of health care, I'm going to
forward you a meme about how Obamacare
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paid for a caravan of illegals to get
free nose jobs.
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It's a big problem.
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Ugh.
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Well, what do I do now?
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Agree to disagree.
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Agree to disagree?
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So she gets to say all of her nonsense
and I just have to be nice about it?
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Yeah, because it takes years. My teacher
says this is what they use in the Middle
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East. I don't have years.
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There's Cubans in an Uber right now. We
still have no plan.
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This is so much harder than I thought.
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Changing people's minds about politics
is hard. How did you think it was going
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to go?
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And that's why I believe what I believe.
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Thank you for opening our eyes with that
beautiful picture.
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I can't believe we ever voted for that
person.
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What fools we've been.
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And boys to men is better than NSYNC.
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And I was always jealous of your curly
hair.
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It could happen.
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Right? Oh, Mom.
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No, it's not going to go anything like
that. Well, then, it's going to go like
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this.
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I'm going to drain your swamp.
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Bring it, snowflake.
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Stop fighting.
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Here, have some of my arroz con pollo.
More like arroz con caca.
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Oh, we're screwed.
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Oh, it's been so long. Let me get a good
look at you.
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Well, you can't do that.
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She is right.
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Fire will only make Mirta stronger.
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I've got it.
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Let's move.
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I'll have the whole building airlifted
and we'll start a new life in Vancouver.
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You guys will be so cool as the only
Latinos there. Hi-ya!
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You mean... What did I say?
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Okay, okay.
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They can stay in the hotel.
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Mommy, that's very big of you, but it's
too late.
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Good, because I already changed my mind
again in shame.
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I, for one, am glad.
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This is important.
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Mom, if we want things to change, then
isn't it on us to talk to the people
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that we love, even if it's hard?
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I know, baby, but we're just so far
apart on this stuff. I just can't
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imagine what they're going to say.
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I think I might be able to piece it
together.
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If we're being generous, the things they
care about are actually the same things
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we care about.
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I read this thing, and it's like, let's
say I'm trying to get to San Diego.
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There's a train going to New York and a
train going to Phoenix.
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Neither one's ideal, so I pick the one
that gets me closer to where I want to
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go. That's how I feel about this
president.
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Whatever else happens, he's going to
appoint Supreme Court justices who are
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going to finally protect the lives of
unborn babies.
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Is this guy perfect?
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No. Do I want him to come over to our
house for dinner?
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God, no.
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But be honest.
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Politicians are all terrible in some
way, so you have to find the ones who
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will do what you want.
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And come on, you're telling me your guy
is your first choice?
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Everything you ever dreamed of?
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I don't think so.
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Look. Our parents sacrificed so much for
us to be Americans.
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So when I hear about free college and
free health care, my shield goes up
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because that's what Castro promised.
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We all know how that turned out. And I
don't care about the president's
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personal life. I care about what he's
going to do so I can keep my personal
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life. The world is a scary place, and
there's hard decisions to be made, and
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we don't like to think about that. But
it can't always be about your feelings
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and wanting to be nice to everybody.
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That's why, as much as it hurts my
Christian heart, we can't just say,
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everybody come in.
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That's why we need a tough guy.
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He may be a bully, but he's our bully.
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And he won, so get over it. It's not my
fault that he was opening cans of whoop
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-ass while all your candidates majored
in gender studies.
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The world may be crazy right now, but
you and I are safe because he's keeping
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us safe.
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And that's what's important to me.
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Dang, you're good.
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Like I was actually nodding during some
of that. I know.
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I kind of scared myself.
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So, Mom, if she says that, what are you
going to say back?
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Well... Wow.
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I am so stunned that we're looking at
the world and seeing such different
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things. You think he keeps you safe?
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He mishandles every crisis that comes
his way. Look at Puerto Rico. A
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hurricane. Earthquakes. The whole island
without power.
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And that guy comes and he throws a bunch
of paper towels and then he's like, bye.
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Now imagine something happening on a
global scale.
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Something so huge, it completely shuts
everything down.
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And we're stuck waiting for someone to
lead us while we watch episodes of our
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favorite TV shows. But now they have to
be animated.
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I know, it sounds crazy. But look into
my eyes and tell me that that's the guy
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who will get us through it.
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Remember when we used to joke about this
stuff?
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I'm a crazy liberal.
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You're a stuffy conservative.
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Ha ha ha.
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I miss that.
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Us being on opposite sides isn't new.
But now it's different. This guy made it
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different. People used to actually try
to hide their racism. But the president
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made it cool again.
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We have to stand up for one another now
more than ever.
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That's why we need to say Black Lives
Matter.
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Trans Lives Matter.
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Brown Lives Matter.
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When he calls Mexicans drug dealers and
rapists, you think that doesn't affect
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you? Do you think if your son was in
that Walmart where the guy said he was
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there to shoot all the Mexicans, he
would have stopped to ask if Flavio was
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Cuban before pulling the trigger? He
wouldn't have cared because the
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president told him immigrants are
dangerous and don't deserve to be here.
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You want to keep us safe?
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How about not deporting people who
fought for this country, who served with
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me, who risked their lives for you?
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Crazy idea.
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What if when people came to this
country, we were like, oh, are you
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fleeing a horrible situation?
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Please, come on in. It's all good. Love
your food, love your music. Anyway,
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we're going to give you a little help.
Oh, God, you're doing amazing.
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You've actually made this place better.
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Oh, wait, that's not a crazy idea.
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That was literally us when our family
fled Cuba. How quickly we forget.
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America is great because we don't just
fight for ourselves.
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We fight for people we will never meet.
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Just like when our parents came here.
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Strangers organized their trips,
arranged for them to be safe.
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Strangers. We can't benefit from the
kindness of strangers and then turn our
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backs on the ones who need us to stand
up for them.
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Because that's what kept us safe.
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And that's what's beautiful about this
country.
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That's what's in my heart.
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Oh, Mom.
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You are ready.
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Eso, mami.
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Thanks.
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So I wish there was a way we didn't have
to talk about this.
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But now I know I can.
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Who is that?
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Are we expecting someone?
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Oh, that's right.
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I have had a little room.
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Okay, we can do this. I know they're
nuts, but they're family, and we love
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them.
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Okay, we can do this. I know they're
crazy liberals, but they are family and
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we love them.
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