really tight into the bar. i mean, first of all, you were impressed with my spanish. [laughter] no. - when i started to date eva, she goes, "i'm mexican!" i said, "you're a mexican that doesn't speak spanish?" [laughter] "i speak spanish!" okay. cool. - ven, mauricio! gabi's boyfriend, mauricio, drops by. he and pepe were friends way before i moved to mexico city. [speaking spanish] you're like chilango, chilango. - yeah. were you born in mexico city? - he was born-- - oh, so was mauricio. you are the two chilangos. before, it wasn't an honor to be called a chilango. it was-- - it still is not. i mean, i-- i feel honored to be a chilango, but at the end... - yes. - if you go out of mexico city, people don't like us as much, because they think that we're in the place that everything happens. that's what we think. - yes. - but you can be an adopted chilanga. - honorary chilanga. - true. - cheers for that. - cheers for that. - cheers. - ole! - pescado a la talla. - i may just be an honorary chilanga, but look at this mexico city classic i've helped make.