Ay carumba, mas simbolismo.
A frightening interpretation of the struggle between man and beast. The beast in this case is Senor Barajas' overwhelming appetite for tacos and diet Pepsi, taking the form of a gigantic clocked-spider. The spider consumes him, proving that Senor Barajas could not overcome his gluttony in order to save himself from certain doom. The clock on the spider is a representation of the inevitability of his own self-destruction, counting down to the time of his death. The web that contains Senor Barajas symbolizes his own feelings of helplessness and vulnerability when faced with the dilemma, feelings that prevent him from escaping the wrath of his own personal demons. He is essentially killed by consumption, figuratively and literally.