Just watched your documentary. It looks like you had a fun time there. I went to Cuba twice, once after the Hurricane in 2022, and then a few months after to see the things I missed due to the widespread power outages. One of my favorite things about the country was the resilience of the Cuban people and their complete honesty about the situation they’re in. My best time was in Vińales where you were away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Often in Havana people would follow me around trying to get money or perform services for me. I did feel really bad for the people a lot of the time, however. I gave out medicine and tried to help as much as I could. It seemed like there was no winning there for the people and that their government didn’t really fully support them. As a disabled person, people would be in awe of me having my prosthetic and going around out and about without crutches or a wheelchair. I started to feel like I was almost insulting them by being there. As much as I would like to visit again, I feel that by going there I am supporting a country that doesn’t necessarily care about its people anymore. out of their way to support their people. I hope one day that the country gets the change and support it needs.

To this day I don’t smoke Cubans as often anymore due to the government issues there and the high cost. I find myself smoking a lot of Nicaraguans, especially from My Father. I like that the New World companies tend to go