Like once a month he makes these electronic music festivals.

Did you hear that?

That whistle?

It happens all the time when you're in Havana.

Oh yeah, that's right, you told me that.

Oh, and they're talking to you.

I've heard my share of cat calls in the US,

but I was unprepared for the level of attention I would receive as a woman in Cuba.

In the States, if this happened to me, my body would immediately stiffen and I would get defensive

But in Cuba after a few days walking down the streets my body language has relaxed and the defensive woman inside of me has softened.

He is smart enough to be able.

The United Nations was honking at us.

Well, everyone's about to be honking at.

I take it as a compliment.

Yeah, yeah, you should.

I do. Yeah, yeah, you should. I do, yeah. I let the cat calls wash over me. To be honest, it happens so often if I turned my head and gave dirty looks every single time,

I would be exhausted.

Maybe I should like move my butt a little bit more.

Walking away. I'm becoming so relaxed in Cuba that when a I'm becoming so relaxed in Cuba

that when a guy I accidentally make eye contact with approaches me. My usual get out of my face

death stare isn't even triggered. He asked me what my number is and then he says please.

Is it because I made eye contact?

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