3 chapters across the catalog
Sir Miguel, Washington Heights and FDNY Inspector Job
Sir Miguel from Washington Heights donates $333.83 while facing long-term unemployment. He requests "Jobs Karma" for an upcoming interview to become an inspector with the FDNY. Miguel provides a colorful report on the current state of New York City, describing underground parties, street dice games, and his current reliance on government "scams" to survive.
Lin-Manuel Miranda Apology, In the Heights Controversy
Lin-Manuel Miranda issued a public apology following criticism that his film "In the Heights" lacked "Afro-Latinx" representation. Despite positive reviews, the "committee of skin tone" forced Miranda to promise to "do better" in the future. This incident is cited as an example of the "woke" culture's relentless pursuit of racial quotas in art.
Executive Producer Donations, Juliana Lee and Senor Miguel
Executive Producer Juliana Lee donated $400, emphasizing the show's role in teaching independent thinking. Senor Miguel from Washington Heights provided a "boots on the ground" report, describing how the pandemic has slowed gentrification in his neighborhood. He requested karma for his father, who is recovering from tracheotomy surgery, and for his friend Clendy in Austin following a family loss.
