Mm.

You know? Fresno didn't have a Telemundo at the time, so that's like, that's us, you know? And, and so when I got there, I realized how truly special it is to be the, the telephone, you know, to these people that are at home.

And it was like, and, and, and, and, and even when we would go to, like, news, uh, scenes, breaking news and stuff or, or parades, you know, we show up and it's, like, all the other, you know, ABC and, and, and, and, uh, CBS, everybody's there.

And then I show up in the, in the Univision truck, and it's, like, a sense of pride because now we have, like, like, now the people that are there at the parade, like, they know, like, we're, they're gonna go watch, you know, themselves and I'm gonna, I'm gonna, you know, cover this, this event, and it's gonna be our- Um, in our language, in, in their language, uh, so they can understand it.

And also just, you know, when I was working there, that was...

I was there the night of, uh, the, uh, presidential election when what's-his-face got, um, first went into office.

Mm.

Like, say something about that.

Is it really Mexican? It's not, right? That's like...

Yeah.

Like, do you like migas? No, not migas.

What am I thinking of? With the cheese and the bacon all mixed together? What is that? What is that called? I guess it's...

Chilaquiles? But it's ham and eggs.

Ham and eggs, that's it.

No, it's lunch.

Fuck