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Hey guys, welcome back to Mitu Daily.
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I'm Jenny and I'm Alejandro and it's been a nice day happy
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you know, October and stuff and let's get into it
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All right. First story.
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So sister, there are some things you can just never let
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go. Damn. Who hurt your brother?
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Funny enough. It's not about me.
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It's about Mexico's first woman,
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President Claudia Sheen Baum and how she refused to invite King Felipe
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of Spain to her inauguration.
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Damn, that's a pretty big moment to not be a part
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of why did he get snubbed?
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It's not what he did.
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It's what he didn't do.
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Mhm I've been there.
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that's for another time but he failed to apologize for the crimes
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committed against Mexico's indigenous people during the conquest 500 years ago.
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So the presidenta was like,
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you're not getting the RSVP homeboy.
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I mean, I'd have to agree with your brother.
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Like the least this man could do is apologize the least like
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this is your people.
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It's your people, your people do this to our indigenous people
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You know what I mean?
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And we need some closure.
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We are the product so yeah,
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he didn't get the RSVP.
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And so Spain was like,
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you know what? You don't,
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you don't invite the head Honcho.
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We're pulling everybody out like no one else from Spain attended the
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inauguration. Damn, this is like that family drama that happened
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like what, like 20 years ago and people are still talking
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about it like there's still beef but it's important beef.
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It is. But it's like as the,
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you know, the new generation want to be like the bigger
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you know what? I know it was beef before,
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with our other families that squash the beef.
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But I guess King Felipe is just waiting for,
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who he's waiting for to make the first move.
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It's eagle brother freaking colonizers.
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Imagine being in a 57 year relationship.
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And then one night your partner leaves and they marry someone in
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Vegas that's heartbreaking. So essentially that's what's happening to the city
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of Oakland. Not only did they lose their baseball team,
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right. The Raiders went to Vegas in 2019 beautiful stadium,
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by the way. And now their beloved Oakland A's are headed
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to Sin City as well.
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Rest in piece of Tropicana because that's where they're going to build
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It's a part of the stadium.
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I saw the construction last time I went by and I was
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wondering what is, and the taxi driver was telling me,
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I don't know why they're building that shit.
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He said, I don't know.
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Yeah, the taxi driver,
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he's like, I don't know why they're building that shit is
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going to cause so much congestion.
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Like, dude, if the traffic is bad in Vegas right
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now, can you imagine if we build a stadium there?
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But yeah, they keep losing all their teams.
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poor fans getting ghosted from the same.
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Surety is wild. Seriously,
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man. So the recent A's move hasn't set well with fans
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I guess in both cities,
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right? Oakland and Vegas as they blame the move on.
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Billionaire owner John Fisher,
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who fans say skyrocketed ticket prices and trade away good players.
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So he was like intentionally making a team like unwatchable.
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Mm. But really though brother,
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what I don't understand is why are all these teams moving to
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sister, I think there's only one word here.
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No money. So I guess they finally accepted Vegas and all
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the bags that come with it.
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Well, brother, I don't know about all these teams like
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moving to Vegas, like pro athletes,
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you know, gambling and strip clubs and I can see the
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TMG headlines already. This is my other day for sure that
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I feel for those wholesome sports fans in Oakland.
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They're losing their squad brother.
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What do they look up to?
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What does Oakland have now?
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I don't know, sister.
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But if you remember a few months ago,
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Oakland, what's going on over there.
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I heard people are stealing luggages straight out of cars and that's
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why they're moving. Hey,
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when I went to DAPA,
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the taxi driver told me there's no way in hell,
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we're going through Oakland,
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they're going to steal all the luggages out of the car.
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And I'm like, really,
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they're legit, like,
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scared to go through there.
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I don't know. That's what he told me,
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but Oakland, hold on to the warriors.
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Even though they're not really in Oakland anymore.
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Maybe it will go back.
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prayers for the Oakland homies,
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New York's public enemy.
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Number one is about to meet its match.
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You talking about Eric Adams?
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Really? No. But yeah,
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that too is talking about.
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It's infamous. Rat problem is true.
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Oh, you lived over there?
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They're like the size of Charles.
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Well, it's gonna be crazy because under a plan approved by
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the cities council contraceptive pellets we placed in special rat accessible traps
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They're giving the rats plan B Yeah,
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man, they got BS are nothing.
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There's going these little,
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you know, they get their Rx.
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Are they on? Oh my God.
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So starting next year,
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the creatures will eat their way to a lower birth rate.
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They put in the cheese or how does it work?
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I don't know. But apparently the city plants have delivered a
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sweet tasting birth control using special containers.
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Furthermore, the contraceptive is reportedly not harmful to other animals.
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So, you're telling me rats in NYC will get universal birth
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control before women do.
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That's America, baby.
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cafes in California just got a whole lot louder.
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Louder or louder. Louder.
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Yeah, the second one.
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So, marijuana dispensaries in California will be allowed to sell food
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and non alcoholic beverages and even host live events on their premises
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and it's giving real Amsterdam vibes out there,
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so you're telling me people will be able to re up the
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stash grab food and possibly watch a live show at the same
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it's at the same damn time.
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And it's all thanks to Governor Gavin Newsom who signed the bill
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that paved the way for full scale pot lounges in the state
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Supporters say this will help revive California's nightlife and increase profits
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for the state's heavily taxed and regulated cannabis shops like he knows
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his power. So you think dispensaries are about to be the
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new hangout spot? It's a comedy shows going crazy,
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bro. The comedy shows when you're high,
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you just hit a whole different.
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So I was in Vegas and I had an edible and all
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the jokes were landing,
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bro. My mom was a girl.
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They weren't that funny,
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but I could tell you were like a 11.
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That's funny. So I'm down for that anyways,
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the law will go into effect January 1st 2025 pending approvals from
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local governments. And if that's the case,
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I don't think I'm going to get one where I live because
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they're fucking boring. Really?
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You guys got six flags though?
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That's all more flags.
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More fun. But we don't get,
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Yeah, the roller coasters.
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We get high on life on life.
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Do you think your city will get it?
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Probably not. They don't even allow fireworks in West Covina?
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Well, somewhere in California will get them.
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Hopefully we'll see. Ok.
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This sounds like a movie.
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Our next guest planned a trip to her homeland of Guatemala and
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met the man of her dreams during the trip.
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It's been two years since the fateful trip and she recently posted
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a video on social media that went viral.
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We saw it and we had to talk to her about it
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Welcome to the show,
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Isabella Andreoni. Thank you so much for coming on the show
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We've been trying to reach out to you and we're so
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glad that we finally were able to and you're here with us
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So what inspired you to plan your solo trip to Guatemala
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Yeah, I feel like it was a culmination of a
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lot of different things.
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There were two main reasons that really pushed me to do it
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I had been working for this place for two years and
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I felt like my job got to the point where it kind
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of consumed all aspects of my life.
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And so June of 2022 I decided to step up from my
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position and I had no plan set in place,
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didn't know what my next steps would be.
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but I started traveling and I had a few trips
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planned with some friends.
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And I've traveled, I've been fortunate enough to travel a lot
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throughout my life, but I realized I've never done a solo
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trip. So it got me thinking and I was born in
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Guatemala, but I was adopted as a baby.
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And I grew up here in the US and I've only been
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back one other time since my adoption in 2019.
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So I decided what better place to go on my first solo
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trip than to Guatemala.
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I booked my flight and,
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you know, a few days into the trip is when I
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met my now boyfriend and I would have never imagined the trip
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to play out the way it did.
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I bet you couldn't have imagined.
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That's crazy. You went solo and,
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and, and you're like now?
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Exactly. Can you tell us?
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I felt like your first encounter with the tour guide Manuel?
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And was there an instant connection?
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Yes. So it was really such a world wind.
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I want to say it was love at first sight,
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but it was pretty close to it.
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I'm not going to lie.
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He was my tour guide.
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So we were in a group of about seven other travelers from
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Germany from Italy, me being clearly Guatemalan looking but sounds super
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American. And I think that kind of piqued his interest from
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the beginning because as a lot of people do,
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he started speaking to me in Spanish and my Spanish is not
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so great. So I kind of had to explain a little
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bit of my life story with him as I do with a
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lot of people when they start speaking Spanish to me.
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And I felt like for the first time in my life,
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this person was honestly just genuinely curious about my story and didn't
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pass any judgment on me for why I didn't speak Spanish,
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even though I was born in Guatemala.
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And I think looking back,
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that was definitely a moment where I knew I had met someone
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special because like I said,
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it was the first time in my life,
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especially from a male that was just,
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you know, accepting for who I am and the circumstances for
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the way my life had played out.
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And I had no control over that in the moment.
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I don't think I realized,
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I realized how much effect that would have on me.
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now that we're two years together,
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I think back to the moment where I knew and that's the
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moment I always go back to.
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So you felt like you could be like,
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like yourself, like you didn't have to put up a front
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or nothing or worry about him,
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judging you. That's so important in a relationship.
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But what led you to share your love story on social media
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right? And then it was like,
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oh, I want to share my story.
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Like what inspired you to share?
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Yeah, I feel like I'm an open book,
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you know, whether we're in person or even online on Instagram
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tiktok, whatever the platform is,
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I try and be super vulnerable because when I first started posting
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it was mainly about my experience being adopted from Guatemala and
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in such a short amount of time,
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so many people reached out saying that they feel similarly or they've
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had a similar experience and they're happy they can have someone to
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relate to because I feel like Guatemalan adoptees is such a niche
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community and there's not really a lot of representation for people with
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our experience in mainstream media.
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And I picked up on that very quickly.
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And so I just continued to posting about my journey and
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also time went on Manuel became part of my journey.
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And so it was really easy for me to continue to just
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post those, you know,
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little moments in our relationship and whatnot for sure.
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I mean, the whole thing,
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it's like, would you recommend like,
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you'd recommend like women that are very like,
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you know, I want to start something new.
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And would you recommend them taking a solo trip?
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Oh my God. I tell everyone like,
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if you have not had the chance to do a solo trip
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try and make that happen.
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And when you solo travel,
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it pushes you to be comfortable with a lot of the things
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that you're uncomfortable with and it pushes you outside of those boundaries
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It teaches you to advocate for yourself.
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And the biggest thing I took away was being comfortable with my
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own company. That was something I always struggled with.
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I always felt like I had to have plans on a Friday
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night. Like God forbid,
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I stayed in alone and just watched the movie by myself.
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That was something that really scared me and now I'm the complete
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opposite. I love your,
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I love my solitude that.
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Yeah. No, I think the more we get older it
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starts to like you love being alone.
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You start to realize that.
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Right? So now you're a long distance couple.
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How do you guys make it work?
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Yeah. That's a great question.
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I will always say being in a long distance relationship is not
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for the week, but to me it was all worth it
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if we just, it's such a special connection and I figured
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if it's meant to be,
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it will be. And now we're two years in and we're
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still going strong. Yeah.
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So that's good. I'm so I'm so happy for you.
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It's amazing. And how does he feel like,
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and, and if you guys have any plans for the future
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you know, we're constantly planning,
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what the next thing we get to do together is last holiday
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season we decided to raise money for one of the villages in
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that's cool. That's really,
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really cool this coming holiday season.
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We're doing the same thing when I go to visit him.
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That's amazing. It sounds like you guys have the same kind
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of like the same interests that are you guys very similar.
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You guys are very similar.
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I think so and we definitely have our differences,
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definitely. But I think the things we care most about and
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like our values were so similar and I've never had that before
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I love them. Oh my God,
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Oh my God. I kind of want to take a trip
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now. I think I want to just roll the dice where
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I go. Thank you so much Isabel for both of them
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And where can people find you on social media and keep
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up with the foundation?
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Yeah, I'm on Instagram and tiktok at I dot Andreoni.
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I post a lot on my tiktok specifically about my adoption story
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and about the community work,
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my boyfriend and I do so you can check it out if
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you want to get involved.
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That's awesome. Thank you so much.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Studio de Gala Para.
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A fun D rock Espanol Pato,
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guitarist de La Mexicana Maldita.
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