Dylan Hernandez: Jaime Jarrín's dignity driven by his sense of duty as a Latino immigrant

LOS ANGELES — Jaime Jarrín was always around.

Long before I knew him personally, or even before I knew his primary occupation, I'd see him at halftime of the soccer games I watched on television.

I'd hear his voice when my great grandmother's favorite Mexican soap opera went to commercial.

"Seis, treinta y seis, treinta y seis, treinta y seis."

Six, thirty-six, thirty-six, thirty-six — the most famous phone number in Los