The Family Guy Makes Us Laugh With Mexican Super Stereotypes
We have a rule at Guanabee, if it’s funny, we will forgive you anything. And that’s basically how we feel about this episode of The Family Guy featuring Mexican Superfriends. Basically because, for some people of a certain income, the stereotype of packing as many folks as they can into one residence is basically true. But, just so you know, there’s only two Mexicans living in our apartment and we’re both on the lease.
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very true.. at one point in my life I lived in a 2bed/1bath house with 10 people. all familia.
Posted by la roncha | July 15, 2008
the sound doesn’t when i try viewing this video. Although all other sounds are working fine.
Posted by sir jorge | July 15, 2008
Creative use of space and/or cramming as a survival mechanism is not a strictly FOB-ish or super low-income phenomenon. Why does everbody think that stuffing 7 guate-hondu-mexican-americans and 4 of their friends in a 2-door BMW is impossible? It is entirely possible, I tell you.
Posted by pocho_guey_al_norte | July 15, 2008
It’s called “making the most of what you have.” I’ve had to explain this phenom to people at college…
Posted by soledadenmasa | July 15, 2008
i have never seen this hmmm… what is funny about this?
Posted by toii | July 15, 2008
@pocho_guey: Please, the term is: Guatamahaitians.
Posted by Marco | July 15, 2008
My friends and I once managed to fit around 11 people in a Jetta. All those years of Tetris payed off!
Posted by chidolitis | July 16, 2008