"A colorful and highly detailed caricature-style scene capturing a Mexican lower-middle-class family celebrating payday, humorously symbolized by the phrase ‘the eagle has pooped.’ The family is gathered outside a humble home made of patched bricks and corrugated metal, surrounded by signs of their daily life: a small yard with overgrown grass and a rusty lawnmower, knockoff electronics, and pirated DVDs scattered around. A father holds a wad of cash triumphantly, signaling that it’s time to celebrate. The family is in festive spirits, loading crates of the cheapest beer onto a beat-up pickup truck. The mother, wearing colorful but mismatched clothes, laughs while holding a bag of plastic cups. Children play nearby with second-hand toys. The atmosphere is lively, with vibrant colors, exaggerated expressions, and a humorous tone. Details include the eagle from the Mexican peso depicted in a comical manner above the scene, symbolizing payday, and neighbors cheering in the background, preparing for a night of partying. The setting reflects a mix of modest living and joyful celebration, with a sense of camaraderie and resilience.