Hi everyone, I'm Joanna.

And I'm Jenny.

And this is hyphenated, the podcast about living in the hyphen.

Today we have a really, really special guest, and I'm actually fan girling like crazy.

But before we get to her, I'm freaking out, before we get to her, Jenny, has, in your life as a influencer,

comedian, have you ever stumbled upon someone that you're like, I can't believe you've seen my

content? Like, this is, you're not the target I thought I was hitting. And here you are.

And I don't understand how you got here.

How did you get to my work?

It's usually when it's hella white people.

I don't, you know, I don't know how to categorize.

What is a hello white person?

And I understand that I'm using Bay Area. A lot of Bay Area people say

hella. Hello. It's hella white. They're hella white. Because, you know, my content is,

you know, specifically Cuban American, Caribbean, Miami centric. But it's not shocking when a black person or an Asian person

or any bi-pac person in general, like, relates. Or it's also not shocking when it's like an

Italian or a Jewish person. It's like all of those people have crazy grandmas.

Pretty much.

Yeah.

So I'm like, oh, yeah, of course.

Of course Haitians can relate or of course, you know, Greeks can relate to this stuff.

But when I've gotten stopped by purely white people, when I mean by purely white people. Like no immigrant blood.

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