“A few years ago I went to San Juan, Puerto RicoTo meet my friend [the director] Ángel manuel soto. Rootbir – He is my dog – with me. But new Year’s Day A large group of us went to the beach – I am deliberately trying to avoid telling you which one. I will never divide this right slices of heaven. That makes no sense at all. It had primer water, not too cold, and there were no rocks, so you can touch the floor. I was a little surf. I was a gymnast as a child, so I can ride a wave, no problem except that I am five feet three more Surfboards Are, I don’t know, close to six feet, so if the wrong wave ever catchs me – boom – I am dust. The main thing we did was a long swimming in the sea. I am talking about three hours of swimming. Well, at least I did. Other people were coming and going; [the actor] Anthony Ramos was there for a while. And there was a lot of nonsense, like, ‘Yes, New Year’s Day, we swim last night.’ I thought by myself, can I really talk small in the sea? I am a wrong man for him. So I went and did it on my lap. I think many people see the ocean to see or sit. I do not understand all those beaches Shenanigans – like, I don’t get sunlight. I am there to swim. I am the person you see in water and go, ‘Is that person swimming throughout the ocean?’ I like to do a backstroke so that I can see the sky and feel that I am in an ice world. At night I like to see stars. However, I was sitting with Rootbir on the beach for a while. what I thought? Well, my surfboard has a decal of Karl Sagan on it. I’m not sure you are familiar with the end of the film contact, With our friend Jodi Foster, but water was [in the parallel dimension Foster’s character journeyed to]Why was she not surfing there? what a trip! Surf up, right? ,

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This article appeared in July/August 2025 issue Konde Nast Traveler. Subscribe to the magazine Here,