Robar en American Apparel

The narration feels so detached yet intimate at the same time. I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice to reflect the characters' outlooks or just a natural style.

Their disconnection made me reflect on how consumer culture influences personal identity. Am I the only one who found themselves rooting for moments of genuine connection?

The brand feels almost like a character itself, representing a certain era and social atmosphere. I'm wondering if the author intentionally used this specific setting to comment on consumerism or was it more about the vibe.