I loved how Gino prepared his home for Jasmine’s arrival. As an engineer who should have a great attention to detail, Gino having the Panamanian flag upside-down was a great touch. That dog feeling so welcomed and comfortable in its new home that it barfed all over Gino’s un-vacuumed carpet. Screw cleaning the barf, lets’ go look in Gino’s toilet. But first his bookshelf. Spindles of CD-R and CD-RW. 90 Day became 1990’s Day. And then the Portuguese version of Rosetta Stone. Who is Gino learning Portuguese for?
