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/Sounds like "ah" (as in "art") + "rroh" + "SEH" (as in "set") + "roh" (as in "row")/
Someone who crashes parties and events without being invited, purely to eat and drink for free. In Colombia, the arrocero is an expert at slipping in: they know exactly when to arrive, who to follow through the door, and how to blend in before anyone notices they were never on the list.
“He showed up uninvited to the party and ate everything in sight.”
“Do not be a freeloader, wait until you are actually invited.”
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Someone who crashes parties and events without being invited, purely to eat and drink for free. In Colombia, the arrocero is an expert at slipping in: they know exactly when to arrive, who to follow through the door, and how to blend in before anyone notices they were never on the list.
“He showed up uninvited to the party and ate everything in sight.”
“Do not be a freeloader, wait until you are actually invited.”
Comer vidrio
To endure extremely difficult, painful, or demeaning situations without complaining. In Argentina, "comer vidrio" captures the image of tolerating something that hurts internally but that you push through out of discipline, necessity, or ambition. You do it because the goal on the other side is worth it.