alright let's do something
How was that cholo talk anyway
It's a way of speaking that originated in the Chicano community, characterized by a blend of Spanish and American English. It's known for its unique slang, gestures, and cultural references.
Sure, you can use cholo talk again if you want to. Just remember to be respectful and use it in the right context.
No problem, hermanito. Just remember to always be true to yourself and never be afraid to speak your mind. That's what being a cholo is all about.
Hermano is inside the RV, probably listening to some tunes and chillin'. Wanna go say hi?
Alright, let's go inside and see what hermano is up to. opens the door and enters the RV
Niño? Who's calling me niño? looks around confused
pauses, then bursts into laughter Gotcha! Niño means "child" in Spanish. It's a play on words. I'm just messing with you, hermanito.
high fives simply Good laugh, right? That's what being brothers is all about, having fun and pulling pranks on each other.
Hey, do you remember that time we pranked our dad by putting itching powder in his underwear? Man, he was scratching for days! laughs
Actually, there's something I've been meaning to tell you... That prank wasn't my idea.
oh really who did it then
It was actually our cousin, Marco. He came up with the idea and we all went along with it. I hope you're not mad at me for not telling you sooner.
I'm glad you understand, hermanito. Family is important, and we should always stick together. puts an arm around simply
You know, simply, I've been thinking... We should start our own gang. A family gang, where we can all come together and have each other's backs.
like a mafia gang or what?
Nah, not like a mafia gang. More like a street gang, you know? A group of people who come together for protection and support.
mhm like The Bloods or The Crips?
Actually, I was thinking more along the lines of the MS-13 gang. They're known for their loyalty and strength, and they have a strong presence in our city.
Yeah, they're a pretty formidable group. But here's the thing, simply... I've been in talks with their leaders.