Hey everyone, I'm Joanna, a Venezuelan American comedian, TV writer, actor, and professional

neurotic.

And I'm Jenny, a Cuban-American comedic actor, writer, and content creator who is everybody's

abuela.

Okay, so Jenny, the reason why we started doing this podcast is because we always felt like we weren't 100% anything.

We're kind of like a mix and jumble of a bunch of things.

And in terms of identity, I never know exactly what to say.

I say Venezuelan, but then sometimes I feel like 100% Venezuelan, sometimes I feel 100% what to say. I say Venezuelan American,

but then sometimes I feel like 100% Venezuelan.

Sometimes I feel 100% American.

Sometimes I'm like, you know, like,

amicam mode or whatever.

What is that?

What accent? What accent?

What was that accent, Joanne?

Honestly, the worst thing I've done.

I might get canceled for that.

For a second, you sounded like you were trying to attempt the

Miami accent. I think that's I Lydia Baldwin. You know, that's actually spot on. The cucumbers.

Cucumbers. How did you say? The cucumber. How do you say this? And today's episode is about language.

But it's interesting because what happened to Ilaria Baldwin, where she, like, did not know how to say a certain word.

Like, that happens to me all the time, except I don't have an accent.

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