From columnist @GustavoArellano:
"Papi wasn’t a full-on pandejo (the Mexican version of a covidiot). Any time he messed up or babbled nonsense, I put him in his place, and he would stay there.
"For a while, at least."
latimes.com/california/sto…
"Papi wasn’t a full-on pandejo (the Mexican version of a covidiot). Any time he messed up or babbled nonsense, I put him in his place, and he would stay there.
"For a while, at least."
latimes.com/california/sto…
"Part of the problem early on was that the coronavirus was opaque to him. Through the summer, Papi personally knew no one who had contracted the coronavirus." latimes.com/california/sto… 
"But it can be defeated. My 69-year-old father is proof of this."
latimes.com/california/sto…
latimes.com/california/sto…
"I pointed out as I drizzled Tapatío on my cheesy breakfast, the vaccine ultimately isn’t about you; it’s about us. Your kids and grandson and 98-year-old mother, whose hugs he misses.
"That shut him up once and for all."
"That shut him up once and for all."
"The shot took about two seconds. Afterward, we sat for 15 minutes to see if Papi might suffer an allergic reaction, or turn into a Bill Gates-controlled zombie. Neither happened." latimes.com/california/sto…
"If you have any family members or friends who remain skeptical of the COVID vaccine, my advice is to be patient but firm and stand your ground. And if the pandejos in your life still won’t listen, have them hear the words of a former fellow traveler."
Read the full column: latimes.com/california/sto…
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