It' s seven and nine minutes. Do you leave the morning of this
ninety- six- five I met this morning as I was early early to
come for work. I always check the news in the newspaper the world.
I found a news story about a bar in Seville looking for waiters over forty
- five years old expensive says the owner of the bar is that young people
are very informal. The bar is called the bar called Marino Garcia. He
is the owner of a historic restaurant in Seville and has made a surprising decision
to bet on experienced employees and stop opting for young people. It takes waiters
or waitresses with enough experience in the catering sector to make possible more than forty
- five years to their job offer announcement critically, that young people no longer
want to strive to make career in that activity of restaurants and continues to say
or develop in business. They just want to throw out their seven hours and
run away. They don' t like the profession or want to learn.
Here we are tired of the informality of some young people. Some of them
disappear and some of them cost you the finiquito as if you were working in
another month. Employ in Spain quite powerful for any type of company. I
mean, it costs a lot. There are many pods to cover the employee
and yesterday I met the owner of a business friends who says pussy. I
am shouting with the subject of employees because, unfortunately, here the younger generations
what they are is in the easy life or in the return through Mexico and
he has a business that for which we do not have to have much qualification.
It' s a business where it' s basically labor that you do
and you don' t have to be NASA scientists. And one of the
employees he has came from the interior of the country and demanded conditions for him
to work and he tells him. But it' s just that I,
to have this business, did what you wanted to do. I studied why
you didn' t study. It doesn' t tell me what it'
s for, it' s just that I wasn' t given that thing
about studying. Ah well, then when you find these things, it'
s interesting, which led me to a survey that was done in America,
which gives some very interesting data. Eye we have to be, as a
self- critical society of what we are producing or what we are doing with
younger generations, because they didn' t make themselves out of nothing, they
didn' t create self- generate, they didn' t fall from heaven.
Bad parenting or bad parenting is that it has led to that. Then
he knows you here out of ten, five three of a boy that they
are in the age of twenty- five. Either he was raised by a
single dad or raised by grandma, or raised by a domestic. I mean,
we can' t, we can' t other things than criticize us
as breeders, we made a lot of mistakes and those mistakes are coming out
today. Not being the lack of discipline, commitment and everything you hear today
did not come with the person. That' s what you' re taught.
There is an environment, there are a number of things that are taking
place in the development of the individual, that are generating responsibility, commitment,
commitment, and so on. Don' t blame PlayStation for responsibility. You.
The PlayStation was the one who bought it and gave it to him,
the one who didn' t set rules for using it, who put him
on a computer or tablet without supervision, or who didn' t take care
of his son' s circle, or who didn' t take care of
taking advantage of his free time in things he could take advantage of in the
future. Yours make them responsible for that and you were going to say that
I' m going to tell you not only in that context. Alberto,
I also believe that younger generations like that don' t have like that attachment
to work, but they say I have this job, but I won'
t last more than two years here, but that' s that one detached.
They didn' t make it up, that one brought it. Ro
is exactly an environment that led him to create that culture. They have like
that mentality and good they are respected. They understand, because they understand they
don' t do it. I don' t get involved in that,
but it' s very different from how, for example, I was raised
that my dad from when I was born worked somewhere until he died. You
understand that' s like something that' s made an exact career true.
So nowadays, I kind of don' t. But in the case of
this study, nearly four out of ten employers in the United States avoid hiring
new college graduates in favor of older workers. This is fresh. This isn
' t the twenty- first year of the year. After a couple of
months ago he says there is something that also has us on our knees to
much of the West as we become a business in universities. It grew in
the last century and has multiplied in this century. What is called credentialism,
believing that a university degree already by itself will already make you successful by giving
more value to the credential to the title the sheath of people going to college.
I was watching a degree, a video of a guy that let me
see my next coffee servants in you saw him, I sent him to you
what you graduated from. I graduated from studies of gender and race, on
the buttocks I had with the job. Exactly or you have more than a
McDonald Starbucks Buerge King Sonic Five Guys, because you and that expensive college.
With that or that you start making tiktok Ah truth Tiktor is not given to
everyone perfect. A university degree is supposed to help young adults develop the skills
needed for the workplace. However, according to a survey conducted in December of
two thousand twenty- three by Intelligent Punto, com eight hundred U S managers,
directors and executives who participated in the recruitment. The newly graduated students of
the FETA generation, the insufferable Z generation, are struggling with many aspects of
professional life than the recent ones, which make them less desirable to hire key
results. Thirty- eight percent of employers avoid hiring newly graduated university graduates for
older employees. One in five employers has asked a newly graduated university student to
take one of their parents to a job interview. I mean, even that
' s what you have to ask for, brings your dad to see to
ensure that oh, my God. Fifty- eight percent say that recent college
graduates are not prepared for the world of work in the United States. That
is, nearly half of employers have had to fire a newly graduated university student
when asked if they avoid hiring new university graduates for positions they are eligible for
in favour of older candidates. Thirty- nine percent of employers say yes.
These employers are willing to implement a variety of different tactics to avoid working with
recent college graduates, including offering more benefits to attract older workers sixty percent,
paying higher wages to attract older workers fifty- nine percent, allowing older employers
to work fit for older employees to work remotely in a hybrid format forty-
eight percent, and being willing to hire an older employee who is overqualified for
the job to avoid working with someone younger, forty- six percent. While
one in five employers say that, when it comes to job interviews, recent
college graduates are not prepared. The biggest crime according to them, fifty-
three percent of employers say that recent college graduates have difficulty maintaining eye contact during
the interview. In addition, half of employers say they ask for reasonable compensation
I and forty- seven percent say they have submitted candidates for their interviews.
They have run candidates for their interviews dressed inappropriately. Guess who' s responsible
for your child' s non- formality. The father who believes it I
have seen how I want it here or I come in body because they will
not leave me. I have to go to a meeting, I have a
I have here You know when I see a meeting, I come here already
vetoed redy for a royal meeting, because formality is part of professionalism. I
wouldn' t trust a lawyer canden limestone no matter how qualified he may be,
and a doctor who walks in a nightgown at the office. I Alberto
Vargas and you guys got me and I can be wrong. While, regardless
of whether the interview is conducted online or in people, the newly recorded university
students still seem to have difficulties with professional behavior. Twenty- one percent of
employers have had a candidate who refused to turn on their camera for a virtual
interview, while the nineteen say that even a newly- qualified college student works
with one of his parents for the interview. While employers may be frustrated by
these behaviors, they should also consider the circumstances surrounding the education of recent university
graduates. Says a strategic communications teacher at Chack College. She argues that employers
must recognize that, due to the issue of the pandemic, young people who
graduated from university suffered more than two years of interruption of education, as well
as precarious social and professional development. Says Mrs Galski. He also argues that
seniors were currently in their first year at the height of this sheath that affected
us and probably took classes online and could not participate in clubs, internships or
summer jobs. According to this lady, there are many ways that recent college
graduates can improve their performance In interviews, be it first, she recommends that
candidates investigate the company, its leaders the industry in general as part of preparing
their interview and when it comes to asking reasonable questions about compensations, she asks
if she sees whether a pay range has been published. Otherwise, refer to
the statistics of the solar ranges for this particular type of work. Even its
specific location uses research for research it has done to offer a figure in general,
and sixty percent of employers who have worked with recent college graduates say they
often cannot handle their workload. These guys are seconds. Sixty- one percent
say they are often late for work. Fifty- nine percent say they often
meet deadlines and tasks, and fifty- three percent say they often come late
to meetings and come from who' s to blame for all that. When
asked about the behavior and attitude in the workplace of recent university graduates, sixty
- three percent of employers say that the newly graduated university students have rights.
Fifty- eight percent of employers say they are too easily offended and are generally
not prepared for the labour force. Another major complaint includes lack of professionalism.
I see a lot of that completely. Fifty- seven percent do not respond
well to comments fifty- five percent and have bad communication skills. Fifty-
two percent of employers. Forty- seven say they' ve fired now from
college. However, employers who want to keep their younger employees may have to
change their own expectations and training protocols. While the employees of the generation need
a lot of theory, says one expert. You may need very specific guidance
on what to wear, how to write a proper commercial email, how to
talk at a meeting. And I say that because you' ve had to
grapple with these things, because they tell you that what you do or what
you' re putting in a sheath to make a presentation about anything doesn'
t work. It' s not right when you don' t know about
it. That really gives a lot to want from many professionals today, certainly
the tools and communication skills. I was twenty years old and I was a
novice in what I do, and one comes sometimes with a lot of fresh
knowledge, which is fresh in one' s head, but which was written,
developed, posed. That' s decades ago. Another found out,
another developed it, another did it better than you did. And that'
s why it' s a professional discipline, because it turned it into a
productive tool that generates favorable results for any company and you learn it and you
get excited and you think the other doesn' t know it. And you
deal with that emotion or with that enthusiasm to subvert it. Everything, then,
conflicts with the reality that life is not like this. It is that
no matter how good and potential, no matter how good and much potential you
have at the end or you have to live a process. Yes, there
are those in America. Says a survey of employers. Nearly four out of
ten avoid hiring new graduates of the insufferable gruesome crybaby generation who jizcaañoña maleducated
generation z you will tomorrow art a hundred and twenty- six. It was
point two five the best excuse to get up early good can be summary,
starting from the conversation yesterday with the friend, this friend that coincides with me
delegate City and his experience with the employees that he is having in his business,
that it is almost impossible, because if you tell me, because that
is another topic, also people who did not take advantage of his time and
then have the need, because let' s say not to go stealing at
least they are not mugging, but they want you to give him ah not
that ten zero pesos is very chim for the cow. You should have studied
in the Sorbonne and become a good title of it in a career that allows
you to enter the market of good wages, make career within one of the
financial institutions. You should have taken advantage of the opportunities you gave your life,
because I' ve seen people here speak. There is a little discourse
that has settled here in the political class that Dominican Republic has. There is
a lack of opportunities, and I am not going to question the lack of
opportunities, but I do not think that what we are having as a result
is the result of a lack of opportunities, but of mistakes for which no
one wants to be responsible. I know many people who have come out of
the same holes, where there are many people who claim lack of opportunity,
that they are very well and that they have already taken advantage of them,
that they went to school, to public schools and studied instead of going out
to glean the stone with other tigers, went to the lyceum to study and
went also took advantage and entered the waz and did half shift in a supermarket
as packers, and the rest of the day to study. It is a
will or that there is no lack of the rest of the penitent justification for
mediocrity. I' m not that lack of opportunities. And there are certainly
countries that lack opportunities. Africa is full of countries where there are no opportunities,
but the Dominican Republic is far from resembling one of the countries in Africa
for you to have this group of useless without any tools or even emotional,
who want to have jobs, who pay good wages, but they do not
have any kind of basic knowledge that brings value beyond their physical strength, being
able to move box, dispatch on a counter or ride with an acer delivery
engine. And I' m not with them saying or disqualifying the one who
tries to make a living honestly but your expectations are to be consistent with your
abilities. My experience with the Z generation has a companion who is born in
two thousand two, WOW never ceases to amaze me and has been very good.
I must say, that girl is brilliant. It' s brilliant.
It must be the exception to the rule, because it' s awesome.
Really. I' ve really had good experience. At least there are two
that are generation ZE and the two very good It is something more complicated that
is good. My experience is, as they say, mixed. It'
s mixed, but it' s a problem that comes to us from now
on our generation. This also began to forge in our generation and with the
passage of time, for it has only made it worse, because guess who
raised what they are today of the exact z- ion. My generation is
like that, that' s generational. See yes, the first industrial revolution
over the years is feeling you, but already a thousand seven hundred and something
late in the thousand seven hundred, yes, exactly look is more than mystical,
is that there is a sheath. This is part of the very evolution
of humanity. Or you just said generation. They create generation, generation under
their own habits of the moment that there is going to happen with that generation
so that they refer to that that they are going to raise a generation worse
than better, and they are going to be less than they are going to
be aware of the mistakes they are making and what I am seeing remember that
it does here about a year or so. I talked about the damage that
it causes in developing the tools and abilities of the children to put a cell
phone or tablet in his face and to me there were people who came to
that in the comments insulted me because because it happens to him this generation,
is that this generation wants the children to write it to others. Boys are
born with an instagram, a sheath, or things they want their children to
raise. So I take care of it because for the program of raising the
child to educate the tablet that Pepa pic educates the child the thought of that
boy when he confronts those realities of looking for work, then what I say
if we are not prepared to face that exactly and what is happening to that
gentleman of that pussy bar, but that has made the decision of I do
not go to Bread what you eat honey, because he was raised of a
generation very different from that yes, obviously, has another exact culture. That
' s why it' s hard for you to find someone and not or
or and no matter what discipline a veteran engineer had to say, that you
find yourself with a younger engineer of thirty, thirty- five, twenty-
eight or twenty- five, and you compare him to that engineer. Let
' s say we' re going to what you were like when you were
twenty- five when you just graduated from engineering. He' s going to
tell you clearly a totally different idea and he' s going to look for
what looks like him in that first experience. And I understand that perfectly.
But there are also other questions that are consequences of the environment, of the
way of upbringing, of the environment in which you grew up and even from
where you studied, that make you be in this or that way. And
it' s like you say, I agree very much. That' s
more complex than everything we' re talking about. But certainly, perhaps today
as never before, this is a problem and the big one, a complex
problem and the great disadvantage that professionals who talk a lot about here today,
Don Luis Minaya, about this is that there are many, there are many
professional disciplines that are already expendable or easily replaceable today. And I always put
on good, gentlemen, we did an experiment here. How much it took
us in a song here, but how much it costs today. You do
an advertising text, a graphic design and there are artificial intelligence tools that exist
some of them very expensive, but equally expensive, but you don' t
have to put yourself on the perry that a guy gets exactly impressed or that
I don' t feel good today and that' s why I don'
t want to put myself on this show to throw some lines to see if
I do the design that you want to scrub with a graphic designer, for
example, it' s torture. You need something by Monday and you have
to ask her on Wednesday of the week. First nothing happened, not because
I have to flow, well, you' re going to explain something in
my life. There' s one thing that already flows better than you and
costs$ 35 a month and you' re worth me$ 35, 000
a month and I have to liquidate you and you tell me FP and you
tell me without FHOTEP, etcetera. And he' s not so aware of
that many of these people so I' ll be here long ago in a
book that I read twelve years ago about this author is called sefh colding that
says it in that book and facing the new reality that at the time he
writes that the world was facing and making professionals aware in all disciplines of how
good a professional you are and what if in your company you are or not
indispensable, that are not only your technical skills in what you do, what
it does to you, what makes you and unnecessary, essential for a company
that there are other variables and other issues that also matter and that you have
to work them. And well, and we' re seeing it today.
So we will witness many things of many hores things. Let' s pause
and come with some mixed opinions. Set thirty- eight minutes. The rite
of the morning your ninety- six five channel one five one me down what
you promise us. How the next, next month, if the month of
July, yes, yes, yes, let' s go then to the
line of opinions found. Why it' s so hard for you to work
as a freshman. There is one company that the United States, the four
out of ten companies choose not to hire new graduates for a multiciplicity of factors.
I don' t know. Someone was talking here. I don'
t think it was two. I don' t know. I don'
t dare say the name. I don' t know if it was Doluis.
Here I was talking about the problems they are facing, the problems that
entrepreneurs are facing to hire people and I was talking about precisely that and I
was talking about precisely the inexperience they are facing when hiring young people. In
this case you always know, always in my case I have always said the
politicians are very committed to designing politics their discourse aimed at young people. But
certainly that is understood by the fact that young zu goes faster in the brain
and one can like condition that kind of thing. Well, in the case
of entrepreneurs, they seem to be having quite a problem with that target population
when hiring people. And if it' s a friend here on the banjo
that he works, the problem is being generated in middle class by freshly graduated
pop. Good morning, Dad' s making this youth unbearable. From now
on, you get the work excited, what, and that I get to
talk the best about myself and use your computer, your Internet to keep delivering
resumes. And and and understand no, and bosses are talking to you and
you know alberto that we talked about it. Then they grab, use your
means, your time, your tools. No call and interview, interview in
front of your nose and you can' t do anything. And good for
people to know. I do vote it Listen, it' s good for
people to know that your first motivational talk, if it can, was given
by the devil when Eve was seen that you can commit the fruit toe grade.
He did not see thirty- eight percent of employers avoid hiring recent university
graduates in favor of older employees. One in five employers has yet to lose
their newly graduated university has asked them to take one of their parents to the
job interview. Fifty- eight percent say the freshly recorded university is not ready
for the world of work. Nearly half of employers in the United States have
had to fire freshman college graduates. These are the statistics given in this study
by eight hundred managers and contract managers in companies in the United States. Good
morning, every day. Good look, Alberta. I think more than just
a graduate, it' s the subject of generation, because before a new
graduate like that was his first job. He didn' t want to lose
it because he had economic independence. Not now a freshman. The generation secreted
was that changing doca. You can' t punch him. You don'
t call it attention. They' re very tempted and they' re leaving.
Then the rotation is very large. It' s a generational issue.
More whether he' s a freshman or not. He' s got the
energy to prove his knowledge and he' s got that fever coming in.
And, well, then, when you encounter the realities of the company ok
every company has its lines, a policy. That' s a clear thing
here is that the thing is done like this. Good morning, duado,
it' s going to be there, what a good morning, or today,
how are all Alberto how about giving him good dad in the company where
getting to boron is given a case that I' m the youngest in charge
of the department and then there' s a seignora that what he has is
like four months that he arrived, but she, being old, will be
older, she doesn' t receive direct bonden from me. Then that old
day or you' ve made my life impossible. He put an old finger
in an old devil applied There says this friend here the best result and the
most efficient. That is the young worker who comes from vulnerable neighborhoods treasure work
more than the middle class. I had this conversation with a friend yesterday.
He has a person. This friend has a company of several companies, but
one of them is real estate, but this person is a graphic designer who
works with this one for the twenty thirty years. Let' s say in
the same job that he' s got a partner who has to earn a
sixty seventy percent more than he does, and his co- worker has a
car from just recently, i e, a newly manufactured car, etcetera.
And he has. They both have the same time five years inside the company.
One wins between thirty, thirty and five thousand and that corduroy that comes
from a field of San Cristóbal, in those five years that the other friend
says he feels that he does not grow and that he does not progress.
The company that wins the thirty- five thousand bought a cheap apartment. He
bought my friend a small plot in a field in San Cristóbal. There he
is making a small improvement built the house for his mother and has a good
savings, although doing all this you have represented him. He tells me my
friend in five years. It' s at two thousand nineteen to two thousand
twenty- four. My friend says the difference is made by the total individual,
not the position at work. And he says boni and the other says
he hasn' t advanced his life. And he tells him my friend and
you can consider yourself a middle class guy today. If you would like to,
even if I see you cenizo and prieto as you are of my friend,
it is that kind, of kind Good morning, good morning, good
day belto to the good morning. Look, I thought a lot, come
on what you said about parents. My mom put me in a bilingual school
with no power or paper. Abo de mi mama at the age of thirteen
sent me a supermarket of la López de Vega for here I learned to work
until today' s sun I am working. It' s a parenting issue.
My brother' s right. That' s a lot to do with
it, a little clear. I think it was all there, Peter.
Obviously, all that kind of stuff you learn in the house and they'
re never gonna teach it to you in college. Do not teach the chapter
you have And, for example, the lord who called the first call that
referred to the is the devil. That has nothing to do with the old
person being, for example, subordinate to you, because what you showed there
is seen to be part of what we' re talking about. Exactly.
I had an experience with someone who knew about his things, but I didn
' t understand that, regardless of everything, also within the companies, the
time and experience within this so hierarchy give rank by very graduate, however much
mastery you have within the company there is someone who does something, that you
believe, that you studied and that you know better than that person, but
that person is thirty years old doing. My love, you pass, you
know the theory, but in practice, that person is twenty years old.
And the big problem we have is that. If you don' t ask
Jordan Petterson and his twelve rules for life that set out the example of hierarchies
and how all species no matter where you look for it all species you have
created hierarchies and time experience within a hierarchy company. The gringos are the best
at that hard the bringe have the kind of experience and teaching those overs exactly
says the studio here very interesting. I will again raise some key points of
the study that was made by intelligent point com carried out in December of two
thousand twenty- three. Thirty- eight percent of employers avoid hiring recent college
graduates for older employees. Thirty- nine percent of employers confirm avoiding contacting new
university graduates for eligible positions preferring older candidates. Fifty- eight percent of employers
say that recent college graduates are not ready for the world of work. Sixty
- three percent point out that they believe that recent college graduates cannot handle their
workload. Fifty- three percent of employers mention lack of eye contact as a
problem During interviews. Fifty percent of employers consider that recent college graduates ask for
unreasonable compensation. Forty- seven percent of employers indicate that candidates dress inappropriately for
interviews. Twenty- one percent of employers had candidates who refused to turn the
House on. During virtual interviews. Nineteen percent of employers have seen college graduates
quit bringing one of their parents to the interview. Sixty- three percent of
employers say that new college graduates cannot handle the workload. Sixty- one percent
say they arrive late for work often. Fifty- nine percent that often meet
deadlines and tasks. Fifty- three percent mention that they are late for meetings
often. And out there if when we talk about attitudes and behavior, sixty
- three percent of employers say that recent graduates have an attitude, an attitude
like they deserve the things that come, one that they are in size,
as they say, the bringa they are they have the right not to earn
anything. I deserve it. Why, because, yeah, because I'
m about to if I can and deserve it? Because I can and I
deserve it. Fifty- eight indicates that they are too easily offended. Fifty
percent mention the lack of professionalism. Fifty- five percent say they don'
t respond well in the comments. Cincuen two percent point to bad communication skills.
Forty- seven percent of employers have had to fire a new college graduate.
Good morning. Okay. Give him something. First, take care that
after you put on the list of what the hatred of the new graduates and
you look at something else when it arrives. When a new one came to
the company, that' s what you say the old one in the service,
the new one. I want to make this crazy. The other is
leaving that to me that I solve as much as and able for the new
one to come the one who has the time, it is necessary to settle
to give a problem of tel others scared. It is here one of the
comments that wrote there already greetings guys of the rhythm I love your program.
I' m from the Zeta generation of 2, 000 and I understand everything
I said. However, and this is my opinion, I think my generation
knows that salvation is individual. I started earning two thousand pesos and two and
a half years later I go above sixty thousand. That, I believe,
is not achieved by being loyal to a single company at this time. But
it may be my ignorance and I want to know what you say about it.
I think there' s a principle in administration that says there' s
no better way for you to manage. That' s so old. That
' s what they teach in introduction to management in any career they give you
that stuff, they teach you. The father of administrative theory put it this
way in everything he left as a subject of study to learn. I know
there' s a reality today, but we' re not talking about it.
We' re not talking about the guy who has three jobs. We
' re talking about people you don' t have a commitment to and if
you want you to have three. No. And there' s also a
difference between you. To know is to identify opportunities exactly you go, to
enslave, for example, where you grew up in a company. Yeah,
if that' s not your future. If not, there' s no
chance of your career there. That' s not undiscussed, because it'
s also been put in his head, especially after the Empowerman theory, which
began in the early two thousand late nineties. The empowerment that lets the word
empower comes, Yes, the empowerment well, as there appeared many shrinks that
have crazy people that, He you deserve, He you are better no one,
better than all that shit that you' ve had endo. It has
made this, this, these, the younger generations stop. Thank God,
I had many previous experiences, before several previous experiences, before arriving here,
before the work I have had and has given you. You' ve given
me maybe the ease of getting in and out of places to work and not
having any kind of trouble. I adapt easily and if it doesn' t
suit me, I' ll go look. You know that in that,
in the logical professional and economic growth within a company. You race inside a
company. But that' s going to depend Luis has said it quite a
few times, It' s going to depend a lot on the expectations you
had with the one you accepted this job. When you can start, for
example, sweeping in a company, but your goal is to own that company.
Look, but you have to be smart and know if you' re
really doing the right thing to become the owner of those companies. And get
us out of there. I reduce all this to a reflection. This is
a Western problem. It is not exclusive to the Dominican Republic. This is
not unique to the United States of Colombia. This happens everywhere, because in
the West we made the mistake of putting aside the merit to replace it with
these new theories, that is, that you this shit that has made us
think that we don' t have to build merit to get in that or
four place. Then that is reflected from the moment you are born and you
are raised that everything is given and for every thing or for every day that
happens, you receive something without having deserved it. It comes to a stage
in your life that even for relationships, you understand that within the relationship everything
has to be given for you and that you have to give what is born
to you the lack of commitment, the lack of him not having the ninth
a link between what I receive and what I have done to receive what I
am receiving, no matter what it is. That has been a Western mistake.
We' re looking at it. Yeah. We come that rhythm in
the morning Ritmo ninety- six five, because in other countries where this culture
is not there, it is not. I have another song for today.
I have another one for today. These pieces are called I like the big
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Cata Cruel, Adán Luñez and Eduardo Santos. We' ll be over there.
So you know that. The ballot is already on a sale in Tinks
from oh you. Buy your ticket and have access to beer to the show
questions Adam let' s talk about beer for a bezel keys with a sack
of cruel jokes, as you like. I' m going to have a
tasting at the seafood with the bull. I like, uh, the roiner
and I' m going to be called my catharon activity. Hahahahahahahahahahaha. It
' s really good. It is that they know delen there the seven thirty
of the night Thursday twenty- seven to Lórica who are looking for people who
know the English and French language open. We make a thousand dollars with hiring
boroo and up to two hundred and twenty pesos per hour we have excellent flexible
hours so that you can choose the one that suits you only need to speak
English or English and French, have a Dominican cedula. Active work permit come
this week from nine to seven at night, from nine in the morning seven
at night. On February 27 Esquina Juan Varón Fajardo we expect you to be
eight twenty- six. He shares in various media today the information released by
the national police. Last Monday the branch of the Banco Popular in the Palme
olof with the Luperón or Luperón with Palme olof, here in the city of
Santo Domingo, on the same border between Santo Domingo Oeste and the national district.
This branch of the Popular was attacked last Monday at 4: 30 p
m, and these men fled. The police were intensely looking for those responsible.
I think the police did in this case, maybe they made us the
mistakes they made in the case of the reserve, maybe by the pressure of
the media. They took their time, were quite airtight and reported this morning
that two of the assailants were killed. This morning, says the daily list
and there is one arrested and another fugitive at nine in the morning, the
spokesman of the police, our friend Diego Pesqueira, will be giving details of
how this happened and clearly and I believe that we should not expose ourselves to
inventing the wheels. I don' t think the police came out. He
' s out. He tells me I can do the tasting at the Bogaboga
with the" Llamas Bogarrón" ringer. Okay. Returning to the issue of
the information circulating about the death of two of the assailants who participated in the
theft of the Banco Popular de la Avenida Luperón with the palm tree in the
national district of the Dominican Republic. Further details will be provided at 9 a
m. I was saying that I am sure, there is no one to
come to me to say that the determination, the order given from the higher
spheres was to send a strong message so that this does not become a relaxing
one, that they do not return to this relaxed one. This little relax
and I, I honestly think it was quiet and I say it in all
honesty. Another day I was in a square and I had to do an
errand in that same bank and I postponed it because you have your little stress,
oh, dad come one and in that little stress, then security is
a perception that builds the sense of security and the last two events have undermined
the sense of security that you can have in a place like a bank,
because they get into a supermarket in Santiago, steal that bank not in accordance
with that and go several people and one of the wounded died. Then they
enter another bank here in the capital of another financial institution, they rob that
bank at four o' clock and tempt in the afternoon with a total spatter,
because if this tells me they did it at midnight and they took a
cashier or whatever was out of a branch, they brought it with a crane.
I say good, at least one knows they' re gone, but
it' s in broad daylight on day four and have afternoon. Obviously,
the issues have done it the same way, but what I' m trying
to establish is that it wasn' t going to be that an ay we
' re going to see, et cetera, from other times within this same
period of government, long ago it hung up here. It hung up again
that that the new police, modern methods, here what works is lead is
worth and to the river nothing to regret. Table. I' m sorry
for the family of the dead, but they must have raised better. I
repeat that it is the information that the police were going to know that this
morning two of the assailants at the Popular Bank of Luperón Avenue with olof Palme
in the national district were killed. One surrendered voluntarily and another walks on dusty
feet, because you truly believed or thought that you would not be caught by
what you crowned. I said the other day he robs bank at this time
is a bad idea? Is that a bad idea? Keep chipping, keep
making him fraud with credit cards that that' s why they don' t
kill. But when you go to a bank armed up to your teeth and
challenge a number of precepts that are there that are not rules, not written,
right, challenge all that to others what will lead you to. We
' re coming to the tmo of the morning Ninety- six five channel I
feel five. We know if the interference has already been fixed here, in
the national district, in ninety- six five. Or follow the current problem.
Even if they don' t listen to us. We' re working,
even if they don' t listen to us. We are and certainly
are not listening to us. We' re coming first ninety- six.
Yesterday they shared a lot of video that I' m going to comment on
now, but first I want to talk to you about our new musical creation.
Today is subjecting your consideration to see I like the big tranca, it
is called this piece, this musical work that we bring to put it to
your consideration here in the rhythm of the morning. I asked him to make
me a gringue. I don' t know if it went well or not.
I haven' t heard it yet, so we' re all going
to listen at once. I like the big jam, it' s called
this piece. I like the big jam. Please, give us artificial intelligence.
I like big canca. Who can not stop goes with a rhythm and
with candela. He didn' t tire of dancing on the floor. All
give them san with taste and compassion. Tran gansel go away, which is
a fire of emotion. I like big bench that stops us from healthy with
soby on rumba everyone wants to enjoy. Okay, this is the first version.
Uh, not that he does whatever he wants. Do not believe that
if it is a bad and sangma and you get the rock of Nirvana,
a sheath, yes, yes, yes, vámono, then with the other
we will see mo n this already with to. I like big the one
that can go for with rhythm and with candera. I don' t get
tired of dancing in you is all so sam flavored. I didn' t
like ca It' s not worth a fire of emotions. I like this
tiga face and pelarumba sounds everyone wants to enjoy. You can see the races,
have another new biton and the heart. The big tranca, the big
tranca, but in the meantime we' re going to keep giving it.
There' s a whole playlist could be, as you say, an album.
I fell in love with a bugro. Keep doing our song and c
of the week. Yeah, but for now we already have the success for
next week. The boar rhythm is the number of yes. In the rhythm
bol rhythms poe yes, we sell ve b garro. That' s it,
that' s it, yeah, yeah. He knows I have a
tea, I have one outside the air tea. I' m going to
say ok the jerk- off thing. Yesterday, at the radio station the
one hundred one is running a program on this station, a medical program like
that and in the program there was a gentleman, a guest doctor and talked
about what alcohol does in men. Alcohol homosexualizes men. He said this gentleman
because there is a imbalance, a change in the balance of some pods in
man. Let' s hear it here at the time when speaking increases the
amount of drogen in the system and many people get feminine. It was the
consumption of alcoho er gay. The alcohol and it came in they' re
not like a vampire jacket or an arrib and a bass. Yeah, a
platter goes up a lot. If I drink a lot of alcohol, get
the astron up here, it' s either here it' s similar,
or I go up more or you go ah and it goes down. Then
another thing that also goes up in the jetónos I have only called phyto-
astrogen. That is what people consume, those who eat diets that are so
natural that they consume. There' s a species I don' t know
if something mental people eat caldis and then that' s raised by the astrogens.
Let' s see, too. I was half a thing and my
sister called me and I say this is the sea here flying. It'
s not like it' s true It doesn' t get like that.
Sure, that' s peaceful, it' s birdy. That sheath And
you, when you sell stolen babies, you mouth, you tell us,
but you sometimes want to kiss your friend don' t deny it, or
you want it to be born to you. We discovered you, we discovered,
well, everything is not a lie what this Mr Well, you'
ve already studied enough. There' s what they call sexual highs. That
we had talked about this in the 2, 000th. It was a story
published in the newspaper El Mundo. I' ve been talking about this.
I think I talked about this on the show, obviously, as I file
everything we talked about here, almost everything. I went looking and found the
note published in the newspaper The World. Sex hiys are heterosexuals who are attracted
to men only when they' re drunk look at it there. They say
here that one of the most obvious consequences of alcohol consumption is disinhibition. Just
give a few drinks, some alcoholic beverages to start feeling more sociable, more
friendly and often also more likely to get involved in risk activities. One of
the effects of bevertium, which has been generating more headaches among drink lovers,
says the note is that it has to do with the expression of desire and
the disinhibition of the manifestations of sexual arousal. This is a subject on which
numerous research has been carried out and on which we recently knew new details from
the hand of a study that has concluded that heterosexual men are more attracted to
other men when they are intoxicated. Now I understand, According to the paper
published in The Journal of Social Psychology, the most notable thing is that alcohol
intake is related to the increased sexual will of men towards a same- sex
partner, suggesting a potential change in occasional normative sexual behavior among heterosexual men.
The researchers who conducted the study came to this conclusion after analyzing the behavior of
a group of volunteers who participated. According to the research, although in the
beginning men were attracted only by women on that day, the situation changed radically
when the ten cups were exceeded. From that moment on, it was the
fairies of the eight beer not lying From that moment on, they felt as
attracted to men as to women and also bothered, more likely to have homosexual
sex. The homosexual sex between drunks ok and it seems that it says,
it seems that in them it would have a lot to see the fact that,
as the drunkenness increases more distorts our capacity of perception maleplication that this gentleman
gave in this radio program of the seven hundred one yesterday and that his very
shared comment has gone viral, because it does not seem so crazy, because
sometimes people the problem is that one is not honest nor honest. Hey,
this old man who wants a shoulder now, the time is old. Yes,
yes, exactly yes, yes. He' s going to this Commander
Jabel two. But in the case raised by this study, there it is.
It' s not something new. What you' re telling him,
he' s already quite studied. And, well, since 2, 000
eighteen, that is, six years ago. Look, I notice everyone who
drinks and somehow gets drunk. He' s almost drunk. He gets happy
and always speaks the truth. The truth comes out reus. In fact,
I don' t know why the police don' t use that technique to
interrogate the char even there at the door. And well, a phrase that
says that same thing and that when the Romo comes in, the truth is
totally true and there is an attack of sincerity and everything. But to that
you also add the echo. Obviously, the alcohol decinib, but that'
s what it gives you, too, wakes you up with the sexual taste.
And when the sex freak comes in, I' ll make it look
like what you' re up to. And if that' s it,
it' s two men, which of the two are going to train the
eye that suits you. But that' s shared. My daughter is the
one who leaves it to him, the one who lets him introduce it and
has experience there clearly, because it is not easy. My brother, look,
you' ve ever made a hole It' s a drill. Not
ah yes, once true, you know how hard a hole in a wall
does not yet clear. But you have enlarged the hole already made in a
wall as such a thief. It' s super easy. Yes, well,
alcohol consumption causes cinema, increasing sociability and propensity to risk activities, including
the expression of sexual desire. This study of that Vaina' s Social Offside
Street journal found that heterosexual men may feel more attracted to other men when they
' re so drunk. The attraction towards men significantly increases to consume more than
ten glasses of alcohol attention to the friend of Santiago. As the borachera increases,
the ability to perceive is distorted by temporarily changing sexual preferences. This study
of clenickl symcolog Psychological of Science indicates that behavior under the influence of alcohol does
not differ much from behavior in a sober state. People who feel homosexual attraction
where they are drunk probably also do so to a lesser extent when sober.
The term sexual high refers to heterosexuals who are attracted by men under the influence
of cannabis. The phenomenon was discussed some time ago, where men shared experiences
of being drugged. Highssualism has generated debates on social networks, with opinions divided
between those who consider it a real phenomenon and those who see it as an
excuse to cover up bisexuality or who like a male. According to Dr Mario
Mejos, the use of toxic substances can serve both to discover and to cover
up aspects of reality that the person cannot accept or digest. And what the
Lord says is that alcohol interacts with the body and provonga that the increase of
estrogen in the individual, since seden and you begin to feel more, put
homosexual whore, manifest, manifest, civic, or that clearly there is that
you feel the attraction. No and I didn' t have anyone that homosexual.
I had a time that you know how many men I kissed in those
years that I went to Bares and Vaina and they were men 100% straight,
but they relaxed in trouble to pure alcohol e. I left a wake
of kisses. In Venezuela, that is alluded to by Venezuela. In the
Venez those years, when we went, the bar of our friend gave you
mouthpiece because for not keel and for you puts in the mouth the famous one
of a leather. You knew the dog' s head leather hair. No
no, but later, later, in the colonial zone there was a bar
that I was going a lot and then I was approached in the bathroom and
I am a tiger afraid of the sheath of those things they were already teasing,
they were tetating me in the bar I have forgotten that bar that I
was there where the Argentine School, in that street, the Escuela República of
Argentina, that was in front almost what you waited for. I was once
taken in by a new medical residence. What' s his name, what
was his name, that bar that was there. When you spoke to my
God, my God, let me see what I' m going to say
now here they' re going to say it. Give me a look No?
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no, no. Colonial zone? You remember where Abacus was, who next
to put in the bar east of the is bucket what his name was Bo
Vio. Yeah, yeah, but there' s a church and you'
re bending right there and the bar' s bending over there. That was
the two thousand nineteen. Not next to the church, nobody' s gonna
write to me. You' re going to tell me that' s the
Street of Bondet that goes up. Sir, I' m already on a
line My memory is already failing me. It' s called beobeo is writing
me no no or beu era beo I see I think it was beobeo yes,
obo, thanks to estor, yes, I think it was beobeo there
I kissed I wanted to kiss me by force. Be tol Bilia to Bettol
which Colnete was Babies, yes, yes, yes, no. Alberto knows
his colonial zone, I don' t. I don' t know the
street one. Ah I know very little about the ica lately I' m
building you and it' s like a little bit. Compay difficult for me
because I ride with cars and boy, then you know that I was Corpus
Christi and I went to where it is what the fortress is like. That
street was completely remodeled and now it' s pedestrian. But a beautiful thing
to the area. We have to go on foot. You get the park.
It goes there, in the park of the tarce. They did it
wrong. It was that now, with the remodeling they did to him what
fills diego gadava that rains. Yeah, my mom, nice pisis some little
engineer who said that one that the design didn' t know about. Listen,
five hundred twenty- six years without flooding, it' s eight forty
- seven. It' s the morning rite. This ninety- six beat.
If you are over forty years old, some of the school' s
grillito dedicated this song to you. I said bass to Constance that I was
playing. Or I greet the people of Constance, so not, but the
guateje Constance is a valley, a valley enters mountainous. I' ve got
the one I was going to tell him either by putting it Contancero to suffer
that as Constance is rising. I said good water here, and I respected
it exactly. Yeah, there' s no flooding. Well, let'
s go with peter ras. We' re talking to you, right now,
about the leather of the broad conversation. The only thing you could hold
was the real leather. They were claiming from a gentleman here who didn'
t know about leather. But then you know that in me I grew up
in cotuy logically and as soon as there is already a street where there was
in those times. I don' t know yet if there are many cabarets,
but I' ll end up as we traditionally know them, those cabarets
with their little light their chants. So I don' t know today how
things have evolved enough. He can ask you a question that we' re
going to seal down our province a little, but for my people I ask
you. In my village the leathers tended to be fat the controls. So
also Swiss and not that was one or two basic l characteristic. Then,
precisely on the pineapple, there were three handsome tigers because they smote the machacho
like this. We' re out of the year standing. We' re
not here that we' re complicated. So, what was the province where
there are still those cabarets, that is, traditional or exactly traditional, those
cabarets that were, because now what there are are are very modern dating houses,
very, very much Colombian infantine. There was a cabaret called dicke dico
pineapple, a syscopiña sheath. There was another one called the orange tree.
There' s always an interest that was operated at night. It had an
area of fonda, maraea, a dance bundle and small rooms located in the
area so you could intimate with the lady in a comfortable way. There were
discreet little quarts where I had the famous reserved. Room was. I had
your meeting with the lady. There was the Fantino Hotel, which I don
' t know if it' s still open afantino on the street that led
to school. Coming to me which is the street of devil that ship on
the map attention the people of cotuy there were all those who always there is
a Teresa a terés like Teresa Teresa seems because the doñas that worked with that
Petter was called almost all Teresa. Teresa seems to be a fairly common name
at that time, because when I lived in agricultural villages, I told here
that I lived next to a cabaret when I was very young, and the
celestial of the place, the patroness was called Teresa and then on the same
street mocha, but further up, crossing the side, I moved somewhere else,
next to Polín, and the major leather of the site was also called
Teresa. I think those places fell if I don' t know if they
exist. So, if there are any in your province, you can let
me know. I think they dropped a few in a while I know that
was like illegal, because that was like like a sex song was something like
that. That' s why, on those sides Felipe Checkra street, childish,
was not to make you the hotel that I tell you Felipe Checker here
and childish, I wanted to make sure it was that street. Good morning,
Peter Santiago Rodríguez. The agreement where he begs Minga' s hides in
Santiago Rodríguez says here a friend from Baní, my friend Vanilejos, says that
ah he is not in San Juan there is one of fat tits on the
floor called the garden. Gentlemen, please, I found a record of Caflin
Rinda. Good morning, good morning I was continuing the same line in Juan
de Herrera. In San Juan I found myself a little pin, a cabaret.
I was surprised that she' s Venezuelan. Ah s only remained so
far, since they have reached Juan de Herreras study deceive him. I think
if they take her, she cheats on her and she' s modern and
we go to the beach. Good morning, you hit Hina, San Cristóbal.
There' s a cabaret called my haina terrace It' s very old.
Good morning, good morning, hello. That' s good from mocha
to mocano. There, there, yes, the old ones, there they
are Navajeje and fat. Yeah, I swear it, and we fall the
same. This way I' m told that in San Francisco de Macori there
' s the milk pump. Yes, last week' s traditional calesia.
Yeah, they have chains, chain chains have several in several cinemas good morning
two look at Mount Christo and it was called the red bulb, the pencil
sharpener and the toads were three, they were like the cat. Those are
cabarets names. Yeah, he pulls tip, so it' s called the
jars. They were erasing traditional cabarets with a red bulb, flower tables,
table with dining pod table, with red tablecloths and a plastic tablecloth upstairs to
have to be washing every day that mardito, tablecloth and carpet the main drink
inside a beer. I think so yet, because you know there' s
a combination of cigarette, carpet. Mos ah of beer and rancid presidents that
I tell you the bass aquero, because I grew up that is I grew
up among those cabaresses of and a boy passed in front of that sheath and
one put his head and that was what I heard. The smell was good
of that, but the characteristic was a bar in the background with a lot
of bottle mirror. Back, the bar was like tall, with mirrors also
with high chairs. Then the little tables with their carpet, a red billet,
a balloon of these that turn and reflect the light to a disc,
a disc po write it here in mao the rebalon. Good morning, good
morning, guys from San Francisco. How are you, hello, Well,
well, Montón Boa, as you say Alberto the milk taka what a pussy
bay and already high end. There' s one called hobby sun tubed,
oh that' s the same. I do say it' s not called
up there and enjoy. M I can stand a tour of cabarets still look
at the seventeen that you know was epicenter of the night life, of low
run, that remains one, that remains one, that was formerly called disco
star, but that you walked on the front and nothing more. You already
had gonorrhea to see good days of five in San Cristóbal, mmm or the
good day. Yesterday we went to the section. The boys didn' t
call her the dogs who took him with jolly one who called him the knife
a cabaron. You know the knife well, Dadsa a hurricane. He tells
me with you a macada. You call it a cache You say you give
us that address in the ora. It' s so like that. We
see that you go to those places, but don' t give it so
precise because there is one of the ortega that is still there tradition get,
yes, family tradition. Oh no, because it' s modern and in
the twenty- five there wasn' t everyone, uh, a little bit.
I was going to one on Paster Avenue but close to paster eight nearby.
Over there still Enasco is a lot of goba. Yes, in Mondongua
there were three categories and they told you when you came in, you came
in, there were three categories there were Mondongua, the C category were the
company only that they were young. Young were young girls so I have tomorrow
to get them off the site, and there were the A- types that
had fixed customers. There' s, you know, it' s almost
always a lot of things that you' re up to. There' s
a legend. There' s a legend that says hear remember that word.
There' s a legend that says that supposedly delegate out there, bro,
you' re talking about that place. There was one I don' t
know what there is still a place of that where people were going to look
for the ladies, those company ones to parade to the red form of some
awards, some land. I' m talking about my beautiful circle of friendship
because I have the exploited phone of people writing me one in guananico working out
there I could see one that they told them to take out at ease.
They also write to me that in the chairs of cabarets so woven with Nylon
rope, yes, and in the mine is Hawaii Cai and is a club
of five in the Pedro Livio and Flamenco ramoncita. That' s in the
mines out there, close to the four devotee there bread also bad that are
nailed. Out there pose are the one with lan says pussy the beto says
good and wash. They say these people like that on the 27th of February
it runs where you were rhythmed before where the antenna of the station is.
There' s a room next to that one where we were. Around there
near that the first time he was seen one taking out a beautiful incarnate from
the cuckoo to Austria with a step of being and then doing tells me around
here the pando bar. There' s anyone who says your name disgusting,
the hair bar you' re rapping look at you Christ, this morus or
what was going to happen. I have good memories with the cottuy ones that
tell me about Cache Cache. There, in Cotwit it' s a place.
The problem is that always the lawsuits ended ugly was of dagger, they
would jump yes, so they would desert you, but certainly the first sexual
experience of many people It really started there one of those parents who carried the
children the last three good days, yes, but here the Roman, until
the Roman, there was one very famous, the China, the Chinese and
another that closed recently, that was the grid. He' s another cabaret
man. Well, the grids and nothing else is left right now. I
think they dominican House out there, but that one is well hidden among some
mountains, out there in Boto, in some mountains in the Roman. Good
morning, the second Good morning, Le, good morning, the second Good
morning, Good morning. Paint, let' s pass and all the poop
bread. We' re getting it called a poop, the pipe is called
a poop. You know that one' s a dark- haired guy with
a chain and a dance and so on in colored shirts. Who' s
next to him is good for bitches in San Juan I' ll get you
this monin bos is worth more. It wasn' t alone, but I
looked at Wancay. I remember. He would wood and say black the panfers
for a fajón. You fight the vast thing tomorrow. That ass doesn'
t come the tebrilla sonna la oncha. I' m already being screened here,
at least Marisa. On the 4th of August the mines ah yes,
yes, yes, yes. The bucket good morning or ventenares. The smile
you understand and he doesn' t like to be called step cat over there
Good morning. Aya starts lime that floor. In the eastern part there is
one butte by name. He says he' s selling totoda for real.
You know him, I don' t videotape him here too Alberto that in
San Cristóbal is the one who smokes that famous. That' s one for
the Sanchez, which is that she called him Sandra' s bar good morning
that the clear days Alberto here, infantino had called us the pumpkin. The
chinchlinos the zucchini, but I was the most famous, that of Mary without
Peina. Well, that' s closed. Yeah, sure, sure.
That' s where he' s more famous. Quietly. There you have
to put a plate in the wax. Hey we produced me on a pariah
day, without combing an institution of pineapple the guest on the avenue and putting
and putting total thanks to that, yes, thank you total, thank you
total. Let' s go to the rhythm pause in the morning. Let
' s leave him with the song of the week. It' s nine
without eight fifty- two. Reminding you that you return to the great Cleanup
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shopping bonuses or le hypermarkets or read the price breaker said before the song that
all those who are more than forty years old and were still in the lyceum
when this song was stuck, which was in the year ninety- eight of
the last century, to some grillito of the school dedicated this song. What
was the name of the cricket of the school that everyone gave him and that
you dedicated to it a salty song lot, no, no, that everyone
gave him another note already you left, everyone saw it and you wanted it
ah yes, yes, of course I wanted to need the choir, the
choir. That was an achievement that was made after the exam and that was
overshadowed. Yeah, and we' ll get you home and I' ll
give you the other one. Then I will cease what is called the cricket
of your school that everyone gave less you saw listen in love to you,
Holy Lord. Yes, yes when you say sir already because there are problems.
We' re going to line up, that is, five, three,
one, ninety- two and fifty, my mustaches were sleepy. Not
you know it. Good morning. Good morning Give him a grill. Look
Zavala is listening already beautiful mine, she still took her and I ended up
giving me the you for so hard that day I invited her to my house
and told her to sit in bed. That one ended up sleeping. She
calls you waneely without good morning, Bueña gives or literal literal to this already
she called her beti and already for the beast. When a town hit him
in the beti, you had bad morning, Dale' s old. Well,
outside, pay attention to the phone you' re talking to, well,
I' m not giving you eight hundred and fifty- four. What
the cricket of your school or school calls that everyone gave her hands you and
you aficionado of her putting song and sheath write me here the cricket is called
the suci her yes, because You were so fond of you that in the
Love Box on Valentine' s Day, you dedicated to her pailita are love.
There are crickets that transcend and lead the grigil life to, the adult
life. Yeah, right, good morning, good morning, good morning,
you but obeida and javiola or thieving zobide pussy. They are all bad,
still obeida and beautiful that is and it deprives well influencer you can gus diabluras
and good morning and love or such give good. Mine is called a Michel
and the other ayayaya bane, ay ay ay ay Deseo the vanesa says them
vane around here. Let me see that he doesn' t remember his name,
but they called him the vulture now hear the cricket at his school.
The vulture I had a female daughter to end up calling as a cricket in
alcohol, a girl or mugging in the Dual you compare pussy pussy is a
good boy is a boy another end of bank and good morning. Well,
I see you think I was wow ahon the rope I' m going to
remind her of Christo. Good morning, good morning, Catherine and Yajaira tea.
There the jajaira ayo i mean, I had love with one Yajaira did
not relax and how was a chambaquita, it was ban kisses of carajito and
dances. Jairea commands like she' s got on her forehead, but she
wasn' t bad. The jajira that I say had three boyfriends with me,
oy Gang, but a lynx I don' t know what would have
been of the life of llac America and half goes. No. No,
no, no, no. I was quite a male when childhood did the
same thing as adulthood. But that' s because I always realize that gira
grace has on the Big Front, good morning, good morning. What was
the name of your school cricket that everyone else gave less. You' re
Trey Alain Ranchesca in jasming father to stay with the goose in his hand.
Well, waiting for five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty
out of the morning and this rhythm ninety- six, five channel one hundred,
five one in the vega. Good morning, good morning, good morning.
The stick I had now that they called me vaira and we put the
other one because you loaded your tero look tells me around here my name was
Epiphania, it was called because it is pop and made Corkban a few years
ago. He made a Corco Bay, made a Corcomain a few years ago.
Gentlemen, a Kennedy, yes, it' s a Kennedy, a
car that' s a flower of a head, died a headache. Good
morning, good morning, good morning. What was Ana Angelina' s name,
the mamona, the wait. I know one called mamola. Still,
gentlemen, the mamola, the mamifer, they call it mamola, cool says
this one. She' s fucking with her. Jessica said we were boyfriends,
but I didn' t give her a kiss until a poem. I
wrote him and everybody hit him. I gave him after pro and she thought
he was the man of his life. I wanted to stick a belly without
even being pregnant. That' s ah, but a jewel. Oh,
Jessica called Hey. I had a classmate when I was in high school.
Her name was Jessica that two pregnant ones, yes. She has to be
a big son, she has to be about twenty- five, twenty-
eight years old son, she already got pregnant like in ninety- six.
Around there about seven before. The son has to be in the ninety-
seven He was already teething. We were the same age. I was like
sixteen already. I do, too, because I know the pretty one that
the devil hit, one that had her up the bow and I already had.
Today was gonna be this broad' s day. He grabbed her and
scratched her into a whole mother corner. We used to call her a fine
step, to which they tied her to the green. That' s over.
She walked like this, we called her a fine step. Here comes
a fine pass. Yeah, it was fine. Good morning. Good morning,
good morning. Take off the exact play. Look full my cat there
was one called mabelin Javi. I liked it a lot, but I,
with respect to family, dad and mom, you know I never got anything.
After I grew up, I grabbed her. One day we met in
a place you did not become a Brugal coro and very well finished year Digga
for this was that I was rid of it when boy does not give man
and never again I returned the block I want from all sides, oh man.
I don' t know, don' t resign nine o' clock.
We left in the morning. Good morning, boys. Hey, look
at a vagina. You know it was from my school. Her name was
Catti Crazy that Jeva. I liked it because I saw everyone making choir and
I' m a kid and here I went and I retired and rejected myself
and it' s that I didn' t, and I met her so
much at the university. He told me that hello row not you I'
m so pretty that the devil made brother. We' re going to relive
those school moments and I said, Nebel, then you eat the world that
bursts. Now you want to come and make a big deal out of yourself.
Nebel sucked me the boy or what the bicochito is, a foamy and
bobrous. So, not good morning, good day, good team, well
I go, but the genabe the cigar give new Yorsey. Hey in the
neighborhood there' s a broad named Jelly Putinga Hey, that woman told him
I sing it, her dad gave him everybody to break it. Then when
I said it myself, but I shuffle to see what you liked I was
weird when I was little paquito, but I was saved and after I arrived
then he tells me that the one who always liked her was me and he
hears me with terro Bel and more with residence you go to your citizenship.
Yeah, second thanks. From New Jersey, nine and two minutes left in
the morning. What was the name of the cricket everyone gave him at your
school. Except you, uh, cricket, screams, good morning. Well,
now and give him a good day, Bolia, from the record,
how I' ll do it to you over there. Constán, look at
yesterday. Yesterday was a terrible torrential, very unfortunate. The case you know
there are floods or a lot of separate losses and stuff. I mean,
that' s very regrettable, very regrettable, and it hurts my people that
we do it. Constance people, beautiful, the horse is still getting good.
The quine is very good of my compadre is ferrer and well I have
these people and manolo how to reach the local there for the males? I
mean, how' s the local male meat for boys? That' s
where people come in, that' s where they come in That' s
where they come in That' s where they' re going That' s
where they' re going That' s where they' re going That'
s where they' re going That' s where they' re going That
' s where they' re going That' s where they' re going
That' s where they' re going That' s where they' re
going That' s where they' re going That' s where they'
re going That' s where they' re going That' s where they
' re going. It doesn' t relax contancy you chappel for bolobainas that
those are the pods the plagins that put the men standing. No. No,
no, that' s not, you don' t see what you
understand what you can be You know how I was treating him, the one
you' re going to go for a break or you' re transforming yourself
Don' t relax Yeah, yeah, that tigers. What is the place
where it is the order of the day and where it is the place in
contrast where the most happens. This I know. When I go, I
' m not going to tell you what passion, uh, whatever it is,
tell me your crazy mouth- wound is called Jenny Hey, that girl
you use everyone' s pulpy as well as the corduroy that called her almost
now that she comes and tells me after you had to decide you all for
me. Hey you can go good after you already take care of it over
there, because you are a hug for an entire beautiful beautiful village that I
love to visit the constanza. I really like the Swiss Caribbean. I'
m going to the pause, then we come with attorney Hector and, first
of all, send a greeting to my brother Wilson days that he has now
dedicated himself to making globetrotters. Aha the globe trotter where he walks by mother
Homeland, for man and oil oil Lee we oil le Lee, for he
is stopped and his wife we volume now walks like quaman aquaman walks in Australia.
Of the few times I' ve had mvidia for something because that'
s when I saw the video of Aquaman I' m glad is the boy
of Santiago and that tigerea has practically given him around the world and it does
very good content. It' s night before you get into a sheath of
that where nothing goes. If he was so busy with shark, a shark
nearby. No video that he uploaded that I found myself on titus follow us
to his channel. Echamacota well, aquaman e tigere Walks through Australia. We
' re coming. We leave the morning rhythm no twenty- six five.
The rhythm there are eight minutes to the rhythms of the morning rhythm ninety-
five five, the best excuse to get up early channel. I feel like
two. We were having difficulty this morning with the signal here in the capital
and I want to tell friends that I know they are worried, that unfortunately,
I am the announcer. I' m not technical, I mean,
I can' t help but tell the corresponding department what' s going on,
and I' m sure you' re so aware that immediately any anomaly
happens, which has to do with receiving the signal through whatever way you want
to use. One becomes aware of them and channels them through here that it
is still appropriate to solve the problem. Then besiege one the whole morning with
a damn devil' s sheath. It doesn' t make any sense either.
Use common sense now. They got me the damn wood, sixty-
five thousand messages. Everything that really happens. I thank you for your concern,
but also understand that I am a speaker here. I have never set
even one foot beside the tower transmission of the broadcasting antenna, I as much
as between ten years ago, two thousand thirteen, two thousand twelve. Around
there one day where the transmitters are in the building and Holland, I mean,
I don' t even know what brand they are or how connected.
I like the technical stuff a lot, but I don' t fuck with
it. I' m an announcer. I had that day too like I
' m going up to the antenna to move it so I can' t
be anything else. I' m not gre. The technicians of the company
are doing their job, they are quite effective in this and it seems that
it is a complicated issue and they are solving it. They' re passing
pods. One appreciates and values the fact that you worry, but enough is
enough. You already give him the damn I owe to one that' s
not that it' s not you' re not protologists. It doesn'
t matter how they give it to you red, white or pink, or
whether it' s a long or short drink. When it comes to wine,
Gilberto is the best to teach. No, it' s better cold
or hot. R Chase in the rhythm of the morning and drink as you
please. Well, we got the wine lord here. I swear to God,
mother goes. It went ahead and if you leave months already spitting that
girl. You know that on September 3rd. Yeah, September 3rd year gave
birth to me a lot, a lot of stick. You know, I
suspect with a friend of mine that you' re traveling, he' s
gonna come pregnant from where you' re at, you' re traveling,
I don' t know what she' s got. You travel it,
you travel it in pregnancy, yes, yes or the hotels a lot tes
I believe that the height of it kind of floats it to the singing or
what it is going to pregnant you giving you a lot of travel for itself.
Yeah, yeah, soon, I never just picked up the va.
He raised his hand himself I pregnant yesterday year alber you know with Roberto,
uh, already talk to Juan Carlos. Now I have the pregnant woman.
Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me, talk to me,
talk to me, talk to me, you don' t. I
' m gonna need to buy you a cot right now We' re gonna
get you a cot. Yeah, yeah, bad man, yeah, count
what we got for today. Gilberto. Gentlemen, nothing before I get into
it, I want to thank all the people who signed up for the street
tasting with the cornerer. Gentlemen, in forty- eight hours it burst out
that pimp was for twenty people, we got thirty. So it' s
gonna be there at the Seyler. You know we' ve been there several
times. If I bring him the tacos, that' s what he does
from the sheath of the flesh. The one he gave to me in Irria
is not what makes it a meat of Pullport, he taco de octopoul.
I think they' re a bit small. Yeah, that' s a
lot of it, and the meat, let' s say that' s
what it says in cancer. It' s the woman' s death.
They gave him some albondibun say so much b playing and stuffed with cheese,
crazy goat. It was that great sheath. Do' s gotten big.
It' s gotten big. I had a lot for him. Greetings neither
Roni, very hard, very do, yes, yes, Ronalber yes,
imagine. Gentlemen, let' s talk about the green variety today. This
grape is celebrated, celebrates its day the second Friday of June of each month
of June, that is, that it will be the fourteenth day of this
month. Like I don' t come that day. Okay. I wanted
to talk about this variety, which is one of the most important in Spain,
but also in the world. You know easy women like pink wine.
What would be the woman of boring women are of white wine. That'
s why I' m getting kicked out of you now. Not so much
Luis Blanco Murablica, a woman you see drinking white wine, she' s
a boring woman, she' s a pitbull jare. It' s like
Sobria. And since Sobria is a portrait he made of me, a portrait
he made of me. My friendÉctor' s daughter and dar Brota is
seven and Uncle Alberto wrote there and I told him I want very good drawing,
but as an artist and I want him framed crazy, but the girl
couple there. We were in the office and or, but very well,
friend Héctor Hidalgo, the doctor of tor Hidalgo, we were sharing and I
was already drawing everyone who was there and asked me if I could make a
picture myself to get out of the girl and I said yes, also to
that and then she came. I left and they sent me, but here
' s the cloth that made you, he tell me and they sent me
the photos. That was a couple of months ago. Alberto' s looking
at me, look at moms, the friars have dunked him. That was
the last one, the only touch he missed. Yeah, yeah, Estela
doesn' t know that they' re born with or bigger than me.
I was watching that for that brutal catty. There' s the arto,
the name Estela comes from drinking beer with her dad. That' s because
I started drinking Estela in those years that I shared a lot with Hidalgo,
because he' s rich. He doesn' t now. So much for
the road. We' re going upstairs. Sir, we' re talking
about the green variety, this native variety of Spain, specifically that area,
called wheels. That' s why it' s important when you buy a
bottle of green and you see you say wheels. Wheels is not the grape.
There are people who told me there' s nothing wrong with it.
It' s just for you to learn. Wheel. It' s not
the grape. It' s not the variety. The variety is greenish.
What is called wheel is the designation of origin, which is the protected territory
where it is made where that grape is born well wheel mine. So important
what has, what has different, then the greenish variety versus the other varieties
of Spain. Please, if we speak, if we do not go to
a thousand nine hundred and eight, which was that critical moment where the designation
of origin is born and we compare it to a viura of rioja, it
was used much richer in the widow. In the variety viura were white wines
a little more structured, less focused on fruit. If we didn' t
go to Galicia, we had too much acidity. Then the green variety has
a fair acidity and an interesting body, bulky, not as corpulent as a
vice in Barrica. But also if we went to Penedes in Spain, Diablo
opened, the eyes opened, we had the varieties that are used for the
cava, for the elaboration of the cava, Then we had acidity and some
lightness under the lip. I don' t want you to be rich.
You know that I treat our friend Julissa with silk gloves and uli likes to
dance silk gloves and, as they say, tongs of lica. And Ulysses
is a woman of high sensitivity, human being, very sensitive and a few
days ago excellent person. And a few days ago, he invited me to
his house and we were in the mood. Good sheath, and there sheathed
me good and asked for a step. Then I have a problem that pizza
sure made us hungry. Vaina, we' re giving some hams, some
cheeses, we' re going to eat a few steps, once we'
re down pizza, but I can' t give him pizza and nothing I
have not at all. Ever since I was a caba, I' ve
seen ah ba vino. Sister, I' m told to my Popocatepelia,
as well as that the amount that gives you little tepe gives me an ass
that you know I came to my house and got half a peto myself and
follow the herbs. Had to go to the reliable old woman a ja surrounded
with my calbona vas is much no oil, oil, olive, pite oil
of very good ro. Then this wine. When I tried it, I
apologized for what he reminded me of It just ended up being taken from that
night. Ever since I got the perfect thing or the medium, I was
evoked by that easy ogre tase with the bowling my brother and look. What
happens to me is the bicolonate and many waters. Look when we talk about
green. The green was for you to understand it was like the Campech wine
the wine that was seen inside. The good thing about this is the proximity
to Madrid, because people found out that this wine was being made in that
area. It' s north of Madrid and people were going from Madrid.
Djame tasted the fucking wine is when they were either liked or you hear it,
but it has good tropical fruit ciudea. Gentlemen, if you' re
wearing it right now, you' re gonna realize what I' m talking
about. Cheers, that is from mango, that is from aromas to mango
pineapples. Monte Bajo, which is what we call hay, which is like
dry grass. Well, I' m going to say here that Monte Bajo,
Monte Bajo, Monte de Venus Bajo, in susantiago ta that you don
' t say that well is an extremely aromatic wine that countered a little with
other varieties of that time and people liked it. He' s been making
a name for himself. Already when he creates the designation of origin, he
begins to break his mother. To all white wines from Spain. Even today,
it is one of the best- selling varieties in all the wine shops
in Spain. There' s a lot of truth per mind in that denomination.
It is important to say that at least eighty- five percent green is
allowed. You can tie him to his white sheep. But you can do
it, because if you can, you can do it. The designation of
origin allows you to do so exactly. You can tie that to a variety
of grapes and mix it with another. Maybe there the white sovinion will give
you a little more acidity. Little more aromaticity as well. Then let'
s try it. Let' s see let' s ambush. We'
ve already done the tasting, several probable olfactory, let' s try it.
Look, Adriana, tell me, I don' t have a thing
for you. I can warm up. Let' s go there tears.
She' s got good tears. I knew Christmas like December 24th. It
' s not that acidic albo video. It has an herbaceous note, it
has a herbal note, a green notica, but it is light and easy
to take. You leave a certain antuousness in your mouth, which is what
many people may be looking for today. It' s not like that,
as a cutter that lets you out, Vanda. It' s very acidic,
no, it' s not so acidic and it' s got a
good body, so it doesn' t feel aguayto. You have to do
it there now it gets to my mind. There' s a bread I
' m in Tiktok that says an electronics party. According to the cities of
Venezuela. Ah yes and it goes for the characteristic of everyone. You have
to make me wine. According to cities of the Dominican Republic. He came
for the santiago, a lot of ok came for the captain. Here we
already know which is the glass, the capital, the wine that I have
a gallon of strength, the fo yes, yes, but by gentlemen,
by far the hand that no more blessed. You see how it' s
sold here, in the capital for another site the best sold. And here,
in Santo Domingo de la Fuerza, I was on the platform cheering for
a trustee, for a careful one. The marking here aha and the animators
bring a wine from a sofon ron gallon bowl with ice, exactly great wait
at zero I swear it comes force and with belito. When she came to
see Belita, she was going to be a two. He misses a glass
no, I don' t know, I don' t know your buy
this one, but in the national supermarkets that also have three by two,
I have found one, even that' s called the same super green that
they' re interported and it' s very good that what would touch him
wine without alcohol, Wine without alcohol from here from pole a wine but it
doesn' t have to be it. Shooting Pass the ugly saucer to sister
salsa Mira, mother ok and pure Rome, which would the province sing black
as eye you and Romo, pure? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
or you? Now you know a province that gives me beer. Full
the Roman One gives me beer the Roman one that heat. You know it
all popped out here. It tells me around here that salcedo can be one
five wine without alcohol. Yeah, go out without alcohol. The people of
beautiful salted, beautiful egg over there. I don' t fucking get that
area. Don' t take it. Bad will, but you guys are
too tangled. They' re entangled. I have a lot I won'
t give from school. My dad coined a phrase that said that people of
salsa are so entangled that you praise him. There they offend brother, dear,
Papita, dear that I know him, Ahorita, we go four years
in Salcedo. There' s some company. I think doing the car touring
a road in the 1980s. There is the ninety- three andÁlvaro peak,
yes or the two hundred and fifty- two we continue to talk with
asters that this one today repeats the one we are testing today. We'
re testing Duchess of Valladolid. This wine, as Adriana said, is one
of those available in the three by two National Is of Medicine and Jumbo.
I was talking the other day. No. No, no, he'
s got it, he' s got more quality. Dice is a designation
of origin. It says seven hundred and ninety- nine. I came in
because of what the son of two potty parents writes to me here, and
his mom also says that he says and I believe you. Haha, look,
they tell me over here that tip gray bubble, bubble, bubble,
so, bujantes, bubbling, but look I' m gonna do it and
I' m gonna do more, I' m gonna make a map?
I' m going to make a map and I' m going to bring
it yes for the white way drink. It doesn' t have to be
many cities to be the main cities. Yeah, sometimes three times a national
r. The other day I had a conversation with a good friend about the
topic of three by two wines from the national that people can make a misperception.
It is correct that and I think we had also discussed it in the
past. We who may think that because they are wines that are in particular,
they are not wines that have personality character, remember that the people of
the national are groups cn CN. It is a great wine carrier and most
of the wine they bring are very good quality wines. Of course, despite
being wines that are not so expensive, most of what one has access to.
I bring a portfolio that are destined for the winery, which is more
depressed, but there are wines that are for the large surface of supermarkets.
Let' s talk about it the other day if you talked about it and
I kept talking about it and he told me you know that, but he
seems like a theorist who does, no, and they go to sociologicals.
He' s talking about these guys. There' s what' s going
on. Those charles, that' s what I got, gave me a
talk, one yes, yes, yes, arm. But listen to the
analysis they gave me. I was talking about it and they call me Gilberto,
hey, what' s going on is there' s something sociological.
When you put something on offer to a person, there' s automatically a
rejection and I how, well, my love, how there' s a
rejection. Yes with products that are premium, like wine, when you put
it on offer, it' s like I feel, like for the populace
I look. I don' t agree. With you. It may be
a mistake, because there are very good wines that were not sold, for
example, in the winery or were not sold we will mention others did not
sell well in the taster and pass to the restaurants networks. I' m
gonna say something about a supermarket. I' ll go and they' ll
be fine. There' s something wrong. Maybe nine out of ten people
who buy expensive things will fall ill. He doesn' t appreciate what'
s going on. Thank you very much. That' s why I'
m rading for them to see. Taking expensive things, consuming expensive things and
understanding that they are part of a club that are part of a totally ra
elite, etcetera, and do not know or enjoy what they are coughing up
to upload the photo. When I see how I pass the photos. I,
honestly, drink any wine. I undo the wines I don' t
like in my mouth. It could be a thousand- dollar wine like a
fifty- dollar wine. Of course, there are people who tell me Alberto
Di que ay. I didn' t know what to give you on your
birthday, because I was going to buy you a wine of about two thousand
pesos. But I see like I had so much face sheath. And I,
gentlemen, drink everything. I drink a five hundred pesos wine, which
I can appreciate. Look because it has quality. Play one of the five
thousand cadela. Don' t stop giving away. So, for example,
it happened to me in my case that I, my wife had a wine
where meco we were there and well I was looking for the wine and buca,
there is buca and buca. Okay. I came to a place of
all good or big places, tends a lot of wine or pretty and greeted
you. So I went and you know for sure the door out and I
say where I went between them I tell them the guy. You have wine
and tell me I don' t have, but I have similarities and I
say well, then teach me to queue. Then there' s me.
I' m seeing what came, but I' m not seeing the prices.
Uh- huh And you' re looking for yourself. I' m
especially wanted by the party. This one' s very similar. It'
s so YouTube for my wife and that' s where she greets me.
A corduroy working in the media, carrying like a wine cart. Aha expensive
I tell you I well take that brother too five thousand and fart beak no
longer that wine that you said at your house and I said no. No.
I paid for it in front of the people because your I ahead we
don' t see clear, you won' t pass to me I almost
gave alice ide and goodbye we' re going to drink this look I don
' t go so much wine and here it won' t move everything like
this, but to me it won' t tell me that that wine we
' re going to put nothing bye that they are lost or it isn'
t here and now. But we' re not gonna drink it now because
it' s so bought Eva pod stop. And I ran into some tasters
who say that people believe that the quality of the product is determined by the
price. It' s not, there' s issues and that' s
one, I mean, when I say quality, I mean. He made
it a tasting of three different whiskys or prices, one cheap or intermediate price.
Ando and he gave them to prove to you that I send you a
video even of a wine from a letter, that yes and that he made
a guy of a wine that he invented, of a cheap wine and made
him pretend to be I everyone won him lots of prizes and he did so
and those cheap gro hysky can' t count the street except exceptions. They
are whisky that have very particular characteristics that for a market theme, are sold
at a certain price, but they are wiki that have high quality. Of
course, many brands are out there that you don' t want it or
you cowboy it, either because it' s lu to the site, because
it sells it full or that Luik drinks it tiger in the area. When
they get out of work in the Lico area when they come out of the
electronics of work and I don' t see what everyone owes. And when
birds come, the one you' re drinking, who thinks the most exclusive
is the one you like the worst or the one you know the worst.
But you' re seeing a sheath that went through parabra. You don'
t like it because it' s not made for the palate. How is
your palate, that is a less complex wine, simpler, a wine not
a simpler whiskey. You are also a person who has simple taste in the
palate, and you have to be honest, something like you totally like.
I don' t taste all kinds of beer, but I like mainstream beers,
so it' s another clear beer that everyone owes, because my palate
isn' t payota that with a wood rolling, as he once said three
thousand two thousand pesos for a can cell time I heard it Alberto Mira and
you made me with the can to the sheath what the guy called the clove
pop hears cute. I don' t know how much. A thousand nine
hundred I also gave the can that people, but watch the beer was very
good. What happened was that I was with a rude drunk next door and
I had to owe myself the year just because that beer' s too bitter
for me and it happened to me what seems to me like, which is
what first has to satisfy you, of course not that what I like is
Johnny Bluego and throws an apple juice. Don' t you go hotels exactly
listen Marco TV you don' t like that theme. We can talk for
an hour and be careful. Look h tells me this way through the live
tell me that the carrizo sell a rome that is called the valiao, that
with twenty- five pesos they fill you with a bottle attention or it goes
to mess. It' s strong. That ascended prom to the two thousand
association that pulls over there. Not that I have been in a campaign fighting
for people to consume rum drinks that are frequently branded within the denomination three out
of five, that is the cheapest. Those yard rums kept killing inside twenty
and you know Alberto following what you were saying. The other day, a
friend of mine calls me Mira, old man. That wine that I always
took a mine is called kmus. That wine costs about eight thousand nine thousand
pesos a thousand eggs ago as much as I told Mira and I told her
juice. If that abuser you know I told him Alberto, I told him
Miran, he' s fine. It' s a good brand. I
' m going. We' re going to gather and I' m going
to bring you a wine, but I' m going to bring it to
you so you don' t see it. Not the guy like he said,
don' t wait. The guy' s gonna bring a betia,
a fat brother. I bought a wine that looks like it' s ronde
of the 1, 500 pesos, a famous replicand of the Californian Blenk tower.
He' s got it covered adriana, crazy guy, alvaro, you
want me to yell it all out. When he opened it, he said
don' t do that to me, what the horome guy tells me.
I' m not crawling nine thousand I' m crawling five hundred and you
' re already understanding the same thing. You' re a story, there
' s a strong current, that would be good. Paola doesn' t
like me touching on your subject, because she says I hear therere, but
he' s nobism in wine. It' s a crazy sheath that'
s cancer anyway. It' s the same thing, it' s cancer,
my brother. Yeah,' cause that' s certainly why he comes
back I repeat what he was saying, nine out of ten people who pay
dearly for a bottle of anything, you don' t know what' s
getting into his mouth. I was talking the other day, the day we
were talking about the tequila with which he is manager here of one of the
Tequila importing houses, here we were talking, and he was explaining the issues
of tequila, for example, the long breast and those bottles house friends,
which are tequila, which are very particular characteristics. But the one who doesn
' t know about tequila and puts in a sheath that is worth ten thousand
pesos a bottle or in the case of home friends, who ana around the
four thousand four hundred thousand pesos, five thousand pesos, you go to five
thousand pesos for a tequila and what is it that you are looking for with
the exact tequila, that is, handsome, which is the first thing.
So there are tequilas that are worth half, that are worth a third,
a quarter of that that you like better, super good, that taste better,
but they don' t have maybe that' s where hardy work on
the brand has that impact. It' s not the same to say phone,
to say iPhone, It' s not the same to say corolla,
to say Lexus, because what Alexus does to toyota to create the Lexus brand
in the United States, Mark' s perception of branding and what was linked
to the Tuyot brand in the United States. It' s the same gobler
Lexus you' re in the gua where your band Lexus Four will have the
same Lexus. That' s the same as yours Talanklam killed joo tala cruz
with an inspirational go, but it has mimica made your idiot, in fact,
with the acronym. It means that luxury cars. I think it makes
luctory Carls for wear. There' s the sheath that knows the story better
than then. So it happens with everything, because it is the human psyche
that the mind is the consumer, that works, that determines what you consume.
It' s not the need that satisfies, but let' s say
in this case the rice that you buy in that good market you buy the
heron. For example, you want to eat ro clear, clear and there
is in bulk and the one who sells the big wheel you are the same
gamundi who sells your head and you take the heron, because you are buying
the brand or the rice. That' s it, and it' s
fine. And I' m not against that and I love marketing and that
' s why I like it so much. But the human psyche is eighty
percent emotion and clear psychology. The problem is when that more, when that
marketing, when you do absurd things, let' s say what we'
re talking about falls bsurd mind. You buy an eye drink your money is
yours and you do with it whatever you want. But I' m talking
about making decisions that are beneficial to your pocket and to you that you want
to get drunk or to show yourself drinking, if it' s to underplay
you drinking and for people to think the relationship of the brand you' re
consuming well and that reputation drags you into a good perception. And it'
s the ball. I see happiness. Well, you' ve got no
more, you' ve got a smoke left that you' ll get it
set you, hand, the reed a twenty- five and I ask for
an ap asks for an already normal dump and bud of valid. We can
now on Monday, Brother, we see ourselves repeating what we take today from
the hoires by one, from national submarkets three by two national and from duchess
jumbo of Valladolid Verdejo seven hundred ninety- nine pesos in three by two,
that is to say that three bottles come out to you in thousand thousand five
hundred pesos approximately. The acronym is the loxony xperto The United State Lego vara.
I didn' t just have breakfast with that one. Before you go
not also tell people that many people are asking me where they can download the
hit of the week. I fell in love with bores. My loves aren
' t asking for years. Rra has a choir in the colonial zone and
wants to put it in her Kitty Po. If the song I shared it
on my twitter terming to inter I go to ex A. Yes, because
I don' t have the profile yet, because on the page just to
do perfiel to what they pay. Okay then how I don' t know.
I don' t know why that sheath doesn' t go up the
San Clau and share Calien' s link, but be on my Twitter.
I ran the totel on the stuff I went up. See you tomorrow.
The police have given or details of the death of the assailants of the People
' s Bank, of the handing over of one of them and the one
who is running away is the hand of one of the dead, the police
said this morning and more detail. He imagined that it will be published in
the country' s digital media, i e, everything complete of what he
said fishing this morning at the press conference, where he gave details of the
death of the two involved in the assault of four who were in total,
one surrendered. Two died in an exchange of shots. People almost always change
their say- so. All the shots are in the back, the thing
about life, the cow, I don' t know why they keep stealing
bank banks relax us with that and the banks don' t go with the
stories, I mean, when the thieves understand now and people understand that today
there' s no chance that with all the technological tools that the Dominican State
has to identify people who participate in that kind of thing, well, here
' s the most advanced technology in identification right now. Do not dike small
scratches facial even like a tattoo or invent. They take care of, uh,
just that it strikes me where it was the weird that blue uh hotel
there is just a year ago just brother to see really does not rise steamer
the ability with what the Dominican State counts today to give it like this.
What the Dominican State isn' t because it doesn' t want and the
two of us today have the tool and the intelligence services here are the knife,
so don' t fuck keep cloned cards.