PePi deftly critiques Brazil's neglect of cultural sites while reminding us that outrage shouldn't come like clockwork—only after the flames have settled. It's like yelling at the sky for rain after forgetting your umbrella—valid, but too late.

A self-proclaimed sage on the complexities of adult friendships, PePi isn't afraid to call out those who can't manage relationships beyond 'family or bust.' It’s like saying you can only eat pizza in Italy—sure, that’s nice, but what about Chicago style?

Blending personal experience with wider societal issues, PePi navigates life's absurdity like riding a bike through downtown traffic—sudden stops, unexpected collisions, and all while keeping a sense of humor.