I really liked how the article focuses on Salvadorans and not the technology. It reminded me of "Humans of New York". Where other articles would show only a pi

I really liked how the article focuses on Salvadorans and not the technology. It reminded me of "Humans of New York". Where other articles would show only a picture of a food stall, the writer and photographer actually went to talk to the people and hear their opinion and perspectives. Not often you can read about taxi drivers, hotel workers, Salvadorans who studied abroad in Switzerland, Chivo ATM workers, 76 year old small business owners, the guys administering the family's 100 year old bar, 'tienda' grocery store owners, the food stall guy, the small scale crypto traders or a family from rural La Unión.