No Jumber, coolest podcast on the world.

I got my man Remo with me and today we got the epic interview of the moment.

Yeah, too some in the building.

The dude himself too slimy in here.

Wiping the nose already.

Sheesh.

What's the word, man?

Bullying, bully, you feel me? Just chilling.

Working, working all the time. How old are you coming to L.A.? Actually, I've been here since COVID time, so I've got family out here, so I'll be in and out type shit. Definitely, wow. So is L.A. like a second home to you, or you wouldn't go that far? Actually, now, yeah, because when I first got here, it was a weird vibe, you feel me? Because I'm from Oklahoma, flat land, slow lifestyle type. But now I say second home for sure. What's the stuff that stands out to you the most, though? Just the pretty girls walking around in their gym wear. I say the environment, like is because oklahoma don't got that you feel yeah that's the weird thing about ala it's like you got

this dense city and all this culture and business and then you could drive like 20 minutes and you're

at the beach or you're in the mountains or you're whatever so you kind of have access to everything at once.

No, no, that ass. Everything's around here. Yeah. So let's do the childhood first. So talk to us about

Oklahoma. What was like growing up out there? Oklahoma, I feel like like I said, slow lifestyle,

really countryside. But if you live in the city, I mean, it's not much of a difference,

low key, but slow lifestyle, I say some cool calm shit for real.

What are your parents like?

They're cool people.

I mean, we're from, I'm Mexican.

They're from Mexico, so you feel I mean, type shit.

Definitely.

I feel like you being an eccentric Mexican is a big part of the appeal that, like, they like seeing one of their own who's down to do his own thing. Type of shit, yeah, I feel like, I feel like, honestly, there's a couple of Mexicans in the game, but like, I feel like it needs to be more a wider variety of Latinos and this underground shit. Mm. Definitely. So what was your home life like though? You guys have money or you were kind of broke? No, no. I just, my parents came from Mexico, migrated to the USA. Feel me? Just making a way, really? Uh-huh. Yeah. So they're kind of not doing so good, but did you have to, like, get a job at a young age or anything like that? Yeah, I had jobs, yeah.

I had a hell actually. I worked at a restaurant. I worked at a grocery store. I worked at a 7-Eleven. Oh, so you were doing all type of gigs trying to figure it up. 7-Eleven, last for like three days. I quit that shit. What was wrong, 7-Eleven? I just didn't f***. I couldn't stand the people. I ain't gonna lie. There was some crack heads. Just a whole lot of characters I can't deal with in 7-11. So when people think of OKC, you know, people just think of like basketball team and shit. Like, so for everybody else, like, what is OKC like? Okay, see, it's cool. I fuck with it the city's getting bigger now i want to say back

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