The Firt Show. So there was one scary moment at this mass that I was at in Ecuador where I was

celebrating the life of my lady's dad. And though it was scary, everything ended up working out.

So that was the good part. And the way that I found out that this moment happened ended up being funny.

I'll explain.

So I'm in Ecuador and I think this is also a perfect example of how aware that women,

especially young women, have to be at all times because I'm,

there's about 150 to 200 people at this mass, right? And they're celebrating, like I said, the life of my

lady's dad. And there's out of these 150 to 200 people, I think two people outside of myself

actually speak any English at all. So that's literally it. So I'm meeting everyone. And first we do, the pastor does the celebration and then after

that it's about 3 o'clock at this point and then everybody is drinking from 3 to 10 with dancing with

the Bulls being the highlight of the event somewhere in between. So there are a lot of times when because

it's my lady's family, she has to be doing

things. She's hosting. She's getting things together and she's one of the few people who can

speak both languages in order to keep everything in line. So I spend a lot of time either by myself

or with like her family members who don't speak English. So it causes for some awkward moments,

which if I'm honest, works out really well for me

because of how much I'm an introvert and don't like to socialize.

It's really like perfect, right?

So we engage and that's pretty much it.

So there was this one moment in particular where it's her cousin.

And her cousin is probably about 15 or 16 years old and her and her nephew who also

speaks English they had to go help the family out with something so it's I'm at this huge table

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