When he has a hundred feet, but he doesn' t walk that fifty
paralytic ones. That rhythms in the morning ninety- eight fits the margin week.
Well, there I kept the gago joke and he and the whole thing
was laughter and fun until we realized that the gago what I wanted was ham.
It' s your sense of humor. We' re going to talk
about the closet early today. It is the dark, terrible, bitter place,
full of frustrations and madness that leads many homosexuals to lead sometimes to a
double life or if they do not lead it, because to have much suffering.
In there in that dark, sad place called close. Why good,
in Tiktok. Here are a lot of people and I' ve been discovering
a lot of people who make videos and I found the video of a boy,
of a Dominican gay, that he talks that the worst decision any gay
can make is to go out with people who are in the closet and he
says that. I mean, if you' re already out of your closet
remember that being out of the closet isn' t going out and voting to
the world. I' m a faggot. That' s the first thing
you have to understand. Leaving the closet is a process that is called the
same psychologists, self- analysis, acceptance and, let' s say,
forgiveness. That' s why you understand that it shouldn' t be,
but that it' s finally and living with it without any kind of complexes,
there' s no fear, because you see procedural eyes and seeing without
any kind of complex and without any fear, that is, living yourself.
Already then the panist tells him he is doing a reflection on this and I,
while watching the video, said I understand that now in Iraq homosexuality and
relations between people of the same sex are punished with just up to fifteen years.
I also wondered well, because in our countries this is not a problem.
In the Dominican Republic we don' t have the fear problems. They
' re not going to do to you, for example, the case of
the Panite in two thousand four, who worked in a bank and took it
out by his manager because he looked too bored and told him that' s
why he was voting for him two thousand four, two thousand six. I
know you know it. He became very close to a cousin of mine and
was a newly graduated boy with twenty- four years of business administration, who
ended up working managing a salon. That' s all he got. But
I mean, he got the bank' s job, but he had the
bigotry of an analgunmenus. Today that' s not likely to happen in a
company like that, or you' re not going. There' s no
bank here that' s gonna come from an executive who' s gonna vote
me that because too much bird, no bank' s gonna risk that scandal.
On the contrary, in the but in the vent it was possible,
in the sale it was possible. Then this corduroy. Let me see because
I don' t like to leave, I don' t like to stay.
That user is Mr Piglet, and he makes some reflections, I say,
but it is that today I, but if there is a time to
make birds without problem, it is now and mster pricked. That' s
twitter on it' s not Twitter but I found it on Tiktok I know
it. I think you know who it is, but I love it on
Twitter, yes, but I found it Pussy that in part I share what
they think. I mean, I don' t think, obviously, you
carry people full of traumas in your life already from the start is a mistake
that, of course, and when you already have what happens is that I
understand I' ve never lived it. I understand that leaving the closet involves
a lot, which is something more spectacular, especially because what happens is that
the mainsu in American, that is, the great American media made the world
understand that coming out of the closet is advertising, as did Platillo in the
magazine. On the cover of a magazine there is a boy Tuesday and a
half hour or that of den Zinc, that is, leaving the closet became
an activity, an important event of which or I will announce. There'
s nothing to announce. That is, you don' t have to sometimes
people who make that decision believing that with it you will get peace and quiet
your life. And what happens is the opposite. On the contrary, because
remind you of the family case that I told you, the guy came in
with the boyfriend on the 24th to the house and that dinner was cheap.
But of course I have to announce something here to you truth, to announce
that they are your exact buttocks and the straight don' t scuba diving look.
I' m straight. Not keeping me away from us, three users,
yeah, let' s hear a little bit about what he says.
Oh here to see that a little of what this corduroy says forward piter dick
forward Mr Pigeon, your function was hard in Minnan the net and Vaina you
know like the other pinet. It' s a video for all the panas
that may be at the stage of their life where they' re dating a
damn tiger in the loveless cluster. Here comes the wisdom of Pigeon that you
weren' t waiting to help you get out of that sack that' s
not letting you be happy Let' s get this important. This video is
intended for the community lgbt k U plus to the alphabet mafia and is inspired
by a corduroy of mine that is going through a lot of work, in
a corduroy that I know is not going for part, because I passed by
like many other gays and I think maybe we don' t talk enough about
this. You get into a relationship with a corduroy that' s in the
closet is getting into a three- way relationship. You the corduroy and his
fucking paranoia and you want to twist before, you want to movie. You
want to go anywhere with that memory sheath, because that tiger, in order
to go anywhere, you have to calculate three hundred times that he won'
t meet anyone, that nobody will see him, because in his head everyone
is attentive. So, he tender has no pen depending on the level of
closet for that tiger. It' s going to be easier for you to
go to Banny' s movies and not one here in Republic, in Santo
Domingo, because in your head you' re going to meet someone and that
paranoia isn' t going to leave that tiger to sleep about to see.
Yeah, because what I think about after the peter conversation, you know,
I don' t know if you share is what happens. That worries today
when you look at what' s going on with that guy, who'
s worried about that being people' s time, that is, I admitted
it in the 2, 000, but in the last twenty- five years
the world has changed so much and now it' s mainsele the bacchan,
not the nies. The most dear and fondest thing about a bird is the
gay, that is to say to be gay, it' s not a
problem, what do you care about that? But there are still super conservative
families. There' s this fact, there' s gays who think the
family hasn' t noticed. You understand because in the end the family knows
and expects me to tell them. No, but it' s that good.
And that' s for me because if you left you did a master
' s degree from your san familia. You know, they have magnified it
without any sense, because it' s that then, to me the being
there is just like a person, like a black, like a fat,
that a ge that the same sheath. Then let' s go,'
cause it' s the problem. We' re going to have to put
up with the prietos who are preetos and Benbony and who don' t accept
it because they' re a preeto and well Bonny, we' re going
to accept the fat ones too the same sheath. I' m going to
sit down because it' s the same thing, sir. So those kind
of people who have that attitude people went out or didn' t come out
the same thing, the same sheath is shoot you, well, I'
m not being crazy, I mean you don' t have to go out
clousé and swim. You can live his life naturally. Sure, okay.
I like men something with other men. I' m in love with men
or with a baby that with more turbot men. Men. I give the
buttocks to men and what the problem is. I think I believe in all
that, in some of those things that I' ve listed. It either
includes you or asks you for it, no. No. If I don
' t include you as a guy, then I don' t see what
the problem is. Not even to discuss it, because I sometimes see people
sitting around discussing the intimacy of other people as being a subject of them.
That woman is a leather, that' s a problem. You don'
t ask me to squeeze, no, you' re not asking me to
not be sick, if you get sick, not that I' m going
to get pregnant and that rock if I pay you and I pay you a
gynecologist. That' s not my problem. It' s true. That
' s how they' re going to get their problem together, if it
' s abandoning their problem. The only one I think the only threat is
that it represents a woman who is very unhappy light as long as she becomes
a threat in the tight competition to get up a male in the fly market,
perhaps for other ladies and possibly even other birds. Well, I don
' t see what the problem is. I' d like to understand it
then. The question that we come after the pause here in the morning rhythm
is for those who are in the closet. Listeners who are in the closet,
in the closet, but steel if they want to change the ball,
they can change the, they can change because you explain to me your reasons
why you have to live in fear to this day. He has to live.
You have to go for your lun to drink a bottle of saying it
n b goes to corner beaches, of course. That' s very manswiet
You' re going for red ends. Ay para cabo red And what we
go for beach ok if we go at 3: 00 in the morning to
the beach we go follow flints on that beach, super in the yes,
yes, I won' t say it next in your minicooper So we want
to listen to those who are in the closet today this is not going to
go any further. I thought that gas thing in the closet was something.
Really. I have isolated myself so much and lost contact with so many things
that I thought we were already a time where these things did not matter then
to what are in the closet full of fear and fear. We want to
hear you here at the rhythm of the morning tell us what are the reasons
for being there. Remember that you don' t eat the mistake so much
and that this has to be announced or as you and saucers that a party
rebido doesn' t. No. If you are not prepared, stay in
your place of tranquility, where you are there, calm, without problems,
with anyone living your life for you, which is the only thing that affects
or benefits the decision you have made. But we want to talk in a
gutsy way about what they' ve decided to be there for. But understanding
that in the world we are living, that what has been achieved in years
of struggle is exactly what you can live your life without any fear, regardless
of prejudices, signs, intolerance, that can come, as Adriana said,
from people who do not conceive that the other can live under the guarantee of
their own conscience and scrutiny of their own ideas. As he has chosen to
live. A friend tells him around here that he has not come out of
the clos clos out of fear, because he still lives with his parents,
he still does not stand alone for fear that his parents will take away the
things he has for financial benefits, exactly, for the benefits I know them.
He' s wondering and his mom and dad I say good and they
tell me to go home. No, but they' ve wondered if their
mom or dad knows. Of course, since your mom cleans that pants for
you the first time, that pants since she took off your first diaper,
your mom knows what' s left in her hands. It' s true,
right. But, my God, I know few mother stories that surprised
me when my son told me he was gay. No, dads always know
that unless I was going to super him and didn' t pay attention to
his kids. Of course have my friends that the mom told him look leave
that girlfriend that you have the one will get pregnant and we will suffer it.
Two poor bird that stops you there. If he listened, yes,
yes, yes, stop, but I think he' s going to do
that. Four villages don' t be afraid, because now they don'
t want to mark the boys. Call now five or three, you see
it change your voice. If you hold your hand, it' s for
ta, it' s for your nose and it talks normal and and tells
us, come out by the voice. We want to hear because really,
I mean, I don' t know, I don' t understand how
at this time people in color so alive, they don' t have a
fear of pods good morning obviating or aja radia by fabuelto give dad prey because
they raped you. Well, so yeah. No. No, no,
no, no, no. I don' t know. I couldn'
t tell you because when I was born, remember that your dad was our
neighbor, and I think what traumatized me was to see how your dad used
to bathe you, use it to penetrate you and get you to have oral
sex. That' s not a nice experience to see a child abused by
his father. So since that leaves me with trauma and I know it'
s been hard for you to get over. I could do it because I
became the tools necessary to overcome it. You, No, You, have
to try to expose your own experiences in others and that' s why you
call it remember that it wasn' t just your dad that you abused Ti
de tita. I used your favorite uncle too, and that' s what
has you with an exa attitude. You need to get better. I said
it in the conversations we' ve had work. That' s what therapy
looks like. Good morning. Good morning, good table Good morning, good
morning, good morning to call me you know how good method. Another poor
one. The torito went out of time, and Tara went out of time
ninety- five. You can also say that, for example, that person
gets a job, a job and within that job they always live talking about
that not that you know the thing goes. Then don' t get out
what works in a free zone. In the frus area I don' t
say it, because where you find yourself maybe the most staff with low grade
and a lot of prejudices. The truth or a similar job is vaja qualification
that sounds frank. Well, what' s the job done in most is
a straightforward one. That after not ready, then now in a bank,
in a company, in an international corporation, remember adriana, know this story,
talk about these experiences, over here there is a big corporation where an
acquaintance of adriana worked that she for a little discussion like this put into a
book of a coworker. Yeah, it had nothing to do with the conversation.
Yes, that person, regardless of everything, had many problems, many
personal issues and well, things didn' t end perhaps in the best way.
But yes, and you also know that those kind of people you realize
they' re gay, because there' s a starpipe for that. Yeah,
it' s coffee, yeah, there' s pa, yeah,
there' s this, the exact college homosexual, the beach homosexual, the
player, the party homosexual. There is a starr park for everyone who,
although not outside the closet, realizes. You remember, no more what happens.
So the beachman, for example, gives a hat and open shirt,
ay chest and chest shaves has shaved cho what are short colors. Now it
also includes beard. Of course, they' re not putting that one on
something like Harry Potter' s little lens. It' s where you go,
you feel it, I morfeo it, I morfeo it and everything like
that wherever you put it. And there' s Nebrite full of a beer
she loves. I love it. Good morning, good morning, honey,
come down. Oh, please, I' m sorry about this one.
I know a very close case. The whole family really knows, but I
think he' s afraid of his dad because his dad doesn' t express
it, but he knows. I mean, you know that, and he
' s a guy who' s, like, thirty- five years old.
And I say ay man who peels all that time I lost because he
comes old orig You know that also that I believe that what sometimes leads to
that kind of attitude has been the failed path that has been lived to become
an adult, of the relationship with your dad or your mom. Yeah,
I know someone' s case, and here, well, that someone lived
in America, because people think life has been easy for anyone. Life is
hard for everyone. This corduroy, very young at home, his mom realized
he was gay. I don' t know, I don' t remember
now what it was like. But if there is an attitude, because not
all mothers are understanding, loving and easily accept things that you are not to
blame for the fate of it. And this corduroy, then, when his
mom found out that he was gay, because the first thing she did was
to get them out of the room she slept with her brother and put him
in the service room. What after that, the guy the mom put a
listen to a jar marked with a cabbage yes and every day reminded them how
dirty and general here was going to be his life, so he had chosen
ced and I tell you that he was a friend with a friend of my
early youth of twenty- two twenty- one. Around there until he went
to live in the United States and one lived and witnessed the situations of trauma
and pain and tears that are tigered. He lived because his mother treated him
worse than an enemy. For that always reason and six hundred people in the
billion Good morning? Good day? How' s good morning, good morning?
My brother- in- law is participating. Mom' s already clear
the cute one for my girlfriend, too, and of course she has the
family world, but he doesn' t want it from you and we'
ve told her. We' re probably not seeing any trouble for him.
Says she' s got pretty crazy as a woman. You avoid it almost
like a movie and all of it, but she doesn' t want to
rip. Then what advises me at that point how we can say it.
I' ll be right there Look. There are very good therapies here in
the country. People believe and wrongly that first here are two things to disassemble,
that she therapy crazy stuff and that you go talk to a psychologist about
doing what you do about your issues. It' s contrary, your own
decisions. Sometimes what you have is a maze in your mind that appears a
tiger that studies therapy, psychotherapy and sheath and helps you organize the way out
of him and this person. What can be is in the middle of that
maze, lost without knowing where to catch a good therapist. But most importantly
you understand that this is a decision in which you have no participation whatsoever,
that it is not to be observers and accept what he does, he decides
to do with his life, unless it does not harm you. But what
' s also seeing forgiveness, that' s talking there about a suspicion,
because I' m going to tell you, as brother- in- law
in that equation, you' re not looking for anything. It' s
just the fact that a person doesn' t look for anything, because that
' s a family issue and he' s not that boy' s family.
It' s true, no, it doesn' t have to be
and what to do. I understand that you don' t see that there
is a very good book that we brought here and I bought it in the
two thousand seventeen eighteen, which is from a psychologist who has dedicated himself for
decades in Spain to providing therapy to gays and lesbians of early age, mature
age and middle age. What that book poses and experience of that kind,
obviously, with its little ideological burden, but still one, is an excellent
book, regardless of the series you are in. He' s in.
It' s a really interesting book that calls wants you a lot of faggot.
I' ve talked about it here on countless occasions, yes, and
I think the first problem one has when going through these processes of looking for
validation outside and not finding it inside. Obviously, you, as a child,
since I was a child, the first approval you' ve been looking
for is your family, your mom' s, your dad' s,
your brothers', your uncle' s, your aunt' s, etcetera.
And many times that' s not home, don' t have the
family environment, you go out looking for him. You don' t find
him either, and you feel that nothing you do is going to give you
what you want, which is approval. You, all human beings, we
seek some sort of approval. That' s natural. Even dogs do.
So in this case he says he wants a lot of success annual faggot,
emotional psycho for gay men what he says about Gabriel J. Martin? Ah.
J Martin. Here I brought him one day and read a couple of
passages from that book a few years ago. I think so, of course
we did talk about the same thing about getting out of the closet. I
mean, I take it that already in the world in which we live today,
the one that exists this kind of thing is a sheath of truth totally
absurd in countries like ours, uh that one is moderately informed already on the
subject and we have seen so much that it no longer matters and I think
that an evidence of them, alternative media and conventional media that one sees that
gays went from being satire characters to being protagonists of many programs where maybe their
idea as they feel or what they are is part of how they communicate,
where they needed a Kenny Grujon character or a character of Ivin, abert O
Deremon and miguel or Freddy when he did the character of Homosoxa. That society
has changed in that sense. I mean, now, you' re not
just the crazy one everybody talks about. You' re the better- mounted
bird than the straightest tiger in the neighborhood. That' s true. Yeah,
those things have changed and no one has wanted to answer the question.
No one has wanted to call to answer for what value to the light if
you are or a gay You. Peter Vasquez, what happened? I was
watching porn videos. Yeah, while I was waiting down there, I was
watching porn video and they were checking. I was looking for one of these,
giving a chip that they' re punctuating splinters. Not really, I
' m not very expert looking for things for no, but while I was
looking for video where I went to an analysis of a person who was talking
about the places that there are for people to have sex and he was concentrating
on the cabins, the cabins, and that the cabins have been disappearing.
People have been messing with those places to have room, to have one another,
to have sex, and now that' s not right. Bing Then
the Airbyn vita very fashionable what are the places where people are having sex now
why they have changed it. Because according to this it may be a fact
that I think no one bothers, but the cars are very fashionable ah Carro,
Carro, Car, No, yes, yes. I' m not
going to say why, because the other day I told a friend about it
and he said that to me. He says I' ll kill you for
doing it. Don' t say it, don' t say it,
fuck, what do I say? What are the new places to have sex?
The new places there are, the new ones and what is getting fashionable
the tendency to go out to have sex. Yeah,' cause the cabin
already. According to that man who was talking about sex, and I want
him to, it' s like he' s been discontinued, so they
did their misfortunes It' s that he' s re- started residential.
Not enough grew up and if I warned too much habit, then traffic gets
very slow. It gets complicated. Last time I went to San Isidro I
lasted 20 minutes to cross the traffic light. They' re already locals who
have anyone will try to. No, I' m not here All these
little marita people could move us. On the other hand, I know so
much ground. Good morning, good morning. I don' t want to
park him It' s not marz And besides, yeah, look, I
was gonna say in the gym bathrooms, but look. I read something there.
In Dominican confessions they joined. Oh, yeah, that' s a
good page. About the boy that Bravo' s lady got him. It
was a trasso when you saw it was a twittered it as they saw video,
not tors where there' s a lot of bby that they' re
not using it for that. Good morning, new places that have day,
sex days. Well, here in Moca is getting a lot of new residential
fashion. When you open it, they are each in stages of solar with
sticks. We' re wrong, brown. They also use it like we
wanted you mocanos a wine irb is more traumatic than a simple cabin, because
the cabins you already gar says tomorrow we will break your antroier I saw liveuca
boom Here were more people. There' s but rum a building Aponte you
get to tube well, see your elevator enter auto apartment and end of story,
because that' s what you' re going to look at. I
' m from the time I went to an irben I saw I stayed,
I opened the door of the irbenb like this on the Internet. I saw
that the key didn' t work for me, that I' m going
to open it for you now and aha or modernity. No. No,
no, no, no, now the modern chaplain appeals. I don'
t like that, because they can rob you look, but what Adra says
if you have a family that' s going to come from 2, 000
more traumatic floors. I care about good morning. Get the supermarket out of
here. I know a hard face that' s got sub- leather Don
' t put on the family No, it doesn' t matter. Five
or three bathes the pisci or sheath completely. They have sex in the pool,
also in front of whoever' s there without a problem. Oh God,
no or be a big family that has to go virtua with anger Petter,
You can' t think that' s the big problem. Listen to
me, I saw a video that most people devote seventy percent of their cavils
and passions to what the other one thinks. And the worst of all is
that the other thing you' re least thinking about is you. That'
s done to us, that' s true, but a residential there goes
there are people that you don' t know and you don' t care
or should care. And if we then find out what that is, that
the problem with life is that you can' t build in your mind a
universe that doesn' t exist. Not like we did the neighborhoods, the
dogs started the neighborhood, we didn' t set fire, good morning,
car, sachacho and still touch you in the villages is used enough, because
in San Francisco it is a slaughterhouse. Although the shopping square is a good
place, look who we are. I come from the time we rented rooms
for that kind of thing. Here we had some great companions who had rooms,
rooms, rooms, could not room, had ipa that kills and my
early youth I met a man with a lot of money who were very friends
with a friend and he around here. He had a lot of money.
I don' t know what happened to her life. I haven' t
heard from him again. He had an apartment around here, this area to
kill, a furnished apartment, but instead of it being uncorked, that with
figures, that of Buddha, etcetera. The Lubry bath sings in the Baine
room. He had a lady who would live clean that apartment with a certain
regularity and that' s where he did his devils. And so is he.
There are entrepreneurs here who have one and two houses in the city,
have houses in the interior and others pay for fixed rooms in hotels. In
hotels in a hotel, for example, such as the Cheraton, such as
the Dominican Fiesta, or a JW or any of those hotels in Anho talking
about twenty- five years ago, and apart utes are also good. Yes,
there were several here in the city, very good. In the twenty
- seven there was one that was the end for that what happens, that
is, in the late nineties, at the beginning of the two thousand twenty
- seven, over there, on February 27th, how high on February 27th
there is another hotel there, but there was a hotel apart that was exclusively
for that. What' s going on, Alberto, is when you went
into that apartment hotel, everyone knew what you were going on, mostly that
apartment was from a bug shop, that is, but look at what I
want to explain to you right now, everybody knew when you were going in,
because you have to do a checquíng in a frontest You understand now in
a cabin. He had to get snot on your case and he' s
already got a pin consultant on the fiveth floor. You of the famous.
The store is hard to rent an apartment of that or it' s going
to you going up, you' re going to go two on account,
Oro, Eduardo, how you were. Yes, good morning, yes,
they ask you for the pair in the boxing of the handsome supermarkets, mainly
the one of the enriquillo. Alberto repeats, please, what you said,
that ninety percent of the people are watching, that I could not grasp it,
please, that one spends too much time thinking what the other thinks about
one and seventy percent of the times that seventy percent of the time you spend
thinking about, that the other what the other might think about you? The
other one' s thinking about other things that kill him and to some extent,
you' re too Nazicist to believe that the other one' s gonna
wear out all the time thinking about you. Now they are so cute they
use supermarket game for that together with that camera, the Peter places that are
the two new places to have sex, what are the ones that are fashionable
now what they are using. I think the cabins have been reinvented and a
good place for you to go and learn about them the cibao. Oh if
in the cibao that almost things, these tendencies begin out there. Almost always
remember that also the first cabins were for that side of the island that began
in the eighties of the seventies in the SIVA. Now there is a new
trend with cabins in the city of Santiago, in San Francisco and in Vega
itself there are also some mackerels that are and we have talked about ajacking others.
I mean, I know them because they sent me the links on the
Instagram page of those cabins and they' re awesome with their pool and themselves.
I mean, one thing about my house, about my house. What
the cabins have done is compete in price to be more attractive and then do
that already that they are for my house. There is a series of a
cabañista circuit near where I go for an hour, not three hundred and fifty
for an hour. Those are the famous present. But first the cabins had
to be me, not strictly for two hours. I don' t know
how many. So to move more and know that there are a lot more
women riding on a motorcycle in line than a quickie already know enough that you
with fifteen minutes left, that is, fifteen minutes to you. You pay
an hour and you' ll get forty- five minutes when I had a
quick one that happens to you, but what you' re not here for
minds in a cabin, you' re going to do on the street.
If you walk in the tail of a moton, then you see your somotor
coming in and out and people on foot and the economy of those cabins is
moving and now it' s charging faster. I mean, you don'
t have to wait that long They don' t call you a movie anymore
No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You
always ask yourself the same thing is going to want something other than to pay.
If that' s what' s strong about when you repeat an airbnb
and the guy from the recession already told you, you say good morning,
boy, good morning to everyone. You' re sick in the morning.
Already places for new, to have sex health of Madrid, boys now not
serby in v here have put it with electronic access. So you can go
without having to see anyone in your face, so you do point, that
' s what you do. You said there' s a lot of harbyndb
that you don' t have to look at anyone' s face. I
' ve stayed a long time to be Bnb, but I' ve never
seen the guy' s face or the host. But it' s not
your candle in the face of the hosse all the intitudes, you' ll
have a tower left here, it' s going to messi in the Bnb.
Lords you go, that exception and all that kind of haiti, there
would be or if you want Spanish, speak, do not speak to us
in your life and in any important activity of your life that can have the
weight the opinion of IT and he will participate that sees you And there are
many people that you are doing Bnby. For that, uh rent. Good
morning, finite, there are good morning, Alberto Vana are to guide.
There are two classes that the underground parking lot have no relaxation. One in
a vice saint and the other you didn' t get St Isidro. Yeah,
that' s the semi- santa. I' m surprised there'
s always engines running around security and the police don' t have sex with
that anymore. Yeah, just like, the other one that a friend goes
to does a long time ago. Let' s do it, I say
a lot of time. More than two years ago we were still in Pandemia
was and came out for not paying five hundred eighty pesos from a cabin.
It came out at two thousand six hundred. Baily tells me that the people
in the middle have a lot, a lot of exchanges with TVs, hotels
specifically for life. But it' s just that we both have hotels that
are worse than when you watch a TV show announcing a hotel. That'
s the owner' s cabin. Good morning. Good morning clear today in
the subways of the commercial squares, gentlemen, for in cabin, however it
is no longer used in the cabin. It was these expensive, as it
was conditioned, that have come to screw up the clearing, the business of
the cabins. But there is a square that has its land that I doubt
very much that dares here There was a square beginning of the two thousand,
lent building that in its first years was very visited in early hours, but
already in the night it started to close eleven o' clock in the night
to the square and between nine and eleven boys. We had to put security
and camera and sheath on everything floor and expensive and cars moving. The work
that accomplishes everything. A classic the rhythm of the morning of the year two
thousand twelve, two thousand thirteen, the work that achieves everything. We met
her here because her song erased you from Facebook. So delete from Facebook or
delete from the feboo. Eduardo Santos Or yesterday I was sharing with some friends
and we were talking about a very interesting topic that I want to touch on
today. That conventional stuff before now is not so conventional anymore. We'
re talking about before you were left on a birthday, in a Heni house
and they were leaving and they were sending you only worse, gentlemen, before
walking boy, another block as a gift in the hand of seven years.
What a fucking childish abuse Hey, tell me my bread, gentlemen, but
to me, my dad, I was twelve years old, I was going
to send my filly, buy them celles and cicarrill and sell it to me.
I mean, you still look in the bagio. Really. Yes,
of course I do. Pass to the two stakes are more conscious. That
' s a hook. They take more care of themselves, good morning,
yes, well, tell me or chole that day hears. But that'
s no longer the point of walking the school from an early 15 kilometers.
We' ve got transport, we' ve got to take it. Or
he fell asleep in the guagua, the pertussis in Banny. Well, well,
it has to happen again from you sometimes, because I stayed yesterday was
in the 11th space. There' s a lot going on, of course,
but well, Adriana, how are you? Well you and me how
blessed it comes that gives you speech go take the phone, the audio from
the radio. Please, Aana, that it was done long before you no
longer do fifteen years now, since what you do Baby Shower, uh,
Cati, no longer here is the attention of that idea. He' s
got a point, uh, but smelling if they' re Baby Show Güey.
Gentlemen, before, you came out of your house, you talked to
your friend OK and we got together in such a square. There you didn
' t have a way to communicate with him when you arrived and one day
say how many people you stop planting in place to focus or uni and center.
And I have dressed in such a shape and such a sheath. I
left clear piles used to that going up calera and I didn' t get
that ladder, that ladder is that' s a crane we get together in
Apple or if I use it watching that futcool and you don' t cs
or exactly mamu chango, because you had to look for that person. I
mean, there wasn' t a way for you to tell him I'
m already on the spot Nothing, and the paname asked me what I said.
I' m waiting for nobody here and get on with my life.
I left, I had the white car. I at that time good morning,
you know it was used hard before two hours talking to the Bride on
the phone with friends on the house phone. You don' t talk on
the phone anymore, and not just that you don' t talk. That
I am from a time when the conference was held between ten and twelve people.
Here it was called one that the midnight conference, that Peter was the
referee, that there were twelve or fifteen people that came out there some chimes,
one lawsuit. Yeah, she had sex in there like a pile that
you had to know who was going to jam, who she was going from
Wait till if Alberto tranca, who will that boy be. He never had
it, he never gave up any of the days out there from that choir
right. That' s where everybody fucked, everybody, everyone, everyone,
everyone. Good morning, good morning. Dale you know that I don'
t know that anymore and Plazalama buy a card so I can be to the
computer to use the Internet. Ste a cardger good morning mother hello, good
day, something that is not used anymore. The call with carvo that one
called and the charge was so that something there already locks down the man defined
that call with charges here or charge there. Everyone who lives inside for some
time knows how of his in fantino there was a codetel sheath behind the cinema
and I lived for a while with my childish grandmother. Then my aunt had
a phone and I, at my mom' s house, there was no
one and I was so moved where we live now and there was no phone
yet. Then I called Auntie to send her a telegram. I' m
telling you, here' s the end of the storage here that sends something
to that. Yes, sir the telegram how far you need to go down
Put a calgo mouth on Lucía Brito the first, yes, give me a
viper on Peter Back Good morning. Call Bia chicana to install them. Good
morning to put together you feel carranitos play Nintendo on a teleno, because you
do not dolo bar. You know the worst thing I saw, but it
was when you had to leave my love. I love you that I what
I what and the corduroy had to return. Repeat the message to see if
it was right the one you were telling them. You had said it He
saw me leave messages in secret I didn' t leave a message. You
already ask the phones are not that potato Pope when I message speak, yes,
it is true. Yeah, it gives you three pitches already you still
equal, equal or fixed telephanous spec. I have a phone line, but
I don' t have the device. Listen, I don' t know
where it compares and cheap that much, but not cheap or expensive, because
I don' t use that anymore.“ If I hit him for chores,
” he said,“ Good morning, ninety- nine you don’
t see, I don’ t take off” Whether it' s worth
it or the plastic card that they sold for the abodes, the slaps.
That' s where bookstores sound common. Now you look for it, pinterest
aha exactly and you do. Change look tells me this way. He tells
me to radio Guarachita, in the capital, the radios Santa Maria in it
if I bathe which guy is in the village. In fact, it was
the first whatsapp the country had. Good morning Opt on the hit Good morning,
good morning. He came and good morning to me he would say yes,
yes, good day. Boy running the phone line, the mini text
messages. Now all of us, with the plan we have thousands and thousands
of mini message. You don' t know any good. Let me see
when I last did a mini- saje thing, it was to answer the
same phone. Sure, sure, I' ll mini message it. I
use it when you ask for authorizations for authentication and guinas and nothing else.
Not to me, nothing else comes to me, not because I' m
going to be the same as the telegram. I don' t have the
telegram. I have to put it down. Good morning, telegrade fear,
good team give him good morning. Look in the same line of Nintendo,
running away from your mom' s strapper so she doesn' t play no
Nintendo, Nintendo, little puts it ten is Nintendo color on TV. Hey
it' s sage I really wasn' t wrong. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, or before, technology was different from now, but uh,
uh, they weren' t. In other words, that sheath on
the screen was different and the use was very intensive. If this kind of
device made that wear out. Listen, I didn' t know for sure
that it was, I mean, not your grandparents and your uncles weren'
t wrong. What happens is that sometimes you gave him a pain because before
you didn' t record yourself, you didn' t have that brains out
either because of the kind of screen that was the kind of resolution. And
all that is true that it affected the view having the time too clavita,
too fixed too long in that sheath you had to learn in vega, other
peña with everyone in vega. I' ve learned it and connected the audio
video, the video so that the doña didn' t realize things of the
time that I am, I' m from video games, it' s
from the eras of converters. What are the converters? The converter was a
vai look that you used to, not all the TVs s brought the exact
screw pods brought kid dottos. Then you in those others, the kid put
the sheath and the converter was where you put it. The wire that'
s r not the sca, not the wire this one that brings a nut
and a pod in the middle cramp, in the middle that' s wrapped
wire out. So as for cable shovel it wasn' t so it got
exactly how the cable would be put on TVs. No And that was from
eighty- five eighty- six eighty- seven. I had a rice what,
but I had to go to an electronics. He bought a converter that
they easily have now or and sometimes you bought a converter with a switch that
you uh if you connected to the anther on one side the Nintendo on the
other, nothing more moved your dance to chua and already had your Nintendo there.
Automatically you had to roll up the sheath putting the tena taking off the
devil was the four or the three. I think taking the three does come
Trese tells me this way to look for business on yellow page the other one.
On Sunday I went to the mermaids of the goal charles there were already
free yellow pages there of the little ones. Now that there is, now
that directory is small and I was going to take one, that I take
one for free for what, and when I was going to catch him,
I said, but it' s all digital. But the yellow page wasn
' t free. They were free if they' ve always been big.
But what used to be coaxial, coaxial cable exactly and I' m going
to stay where I was going to get him. But so that I'
m gonna sit down and look in a directory that one doesn' t,
but why does it exist. I' m going to bring a yellow page.
Tomorrow, my grandmother has to have both, the one that is white,
passing the exact directory. Sometimes if we appeared there well that the form
of financing that was paying for the businesses that there appeared full page, fourth
page, etcetera, exactly the madness. We all have more than four years
of birth. We remember what happened in the' 20s. In the 20
' s a lot of things happened that we really should be able to think
about, because the type of society that showed that we are in the year
two thousand twenty worries in the future a society to criticism too submissive, that
accepted very calmly the imposition of a series of measures that to this day no
one has wanted to say why it was, if it was by induction,
if it was by decision, if it was by coordination. But what happened
in the 20th really says how bad the world sees, how bad we are
as a society where we sit in our homes, understanding that the state could
save us and a virus that couldn' t save us from death, that
the most effective, most effective solution was to let everything get lost, that
we all were destroyed and locked ourselves in our homes, without asking if,
in fact, that decision would guarantee us what the state was promising, that
it was that we were not going to die. And yet what many of
us said, well, since we don' t know this, let'
s go. There is a very interesting book about how all this came about,
written by Michael Piasnger, who is called Snake Oil. You can look
for him there. Well, they don' t give him the book.
Read us a summary of the book that he tells us how he started all
this as an experiment. Alex Bernson also explains where these ideas came from from
the running of the bulls, and also Grey Barrington' s idea of clarity
also explained why he was anti- scientific and were slandered, persecuted, censored
on social networks, everywhere the lying pages where they published, because they were
scientists and journalists who were arguing that something was not right with what was being
done, that this had nothing to do with a virus, but with a
social experiment to see how submissive and obedient society was. How much you could,
through panic, lead society to behave obediently and critically and do all the
things that those who govern tell you that you want to wear mask inside the
car, just use macarillas that didn' t protect you from bathing with chlorium
coming home. They' re a lot of things that weren' t proven
in science, but that those people put them to others to see how obedient
they were. And the time came to cool off what it was to see
if people were really willing, as in those years of Nazi Germany or the
Chinese Cultural Revolution, to go back against each other. And it' s
time for medicine. And there we heard important and vocal voices, such as
Dongélis Pérez' s, in the media and on Twitter, in demanding in
a way that military force be used to force those who resisted. I hope
you don' t remember them, because quite a lot he wrote and also
a group of journalists walking around that I don' t want to mention them.
I don' t mention eli, because Don Ellie was intense on Twitter
that what right I have to refuse if her life is in danger. Anyone
I want because that one made me love. If you don' t tell
me, you' re already medicated. Medication isn' t supposed to protect
you It was once that people lost the ability to analyze and from where you
could conclude that there was no logic. I remember there was a doctor.
He has to be listening to the one who gave me the second dose of
MIE in the armed forces that we met later and I asked him if he
had put on the third month. I didn' t get the first one.
Hey, I think I know who he is. Me. I didn
' t even wear the first one. I say all of this and I
say all of these peroratas, because many of those who almost four years ago
said with skepticism that we had to be careful with those medicines, because they
ended up being right, we had to be careful and the company up to
Seneca said before a British court and to a published information twenty- nine April,
that is yesterday, said before a British court and published lots of media
that exactly three years ago published the opposite that sheath. But today, in
a kind of mea culpa, without making me guilty, they publish the information
pretending that one forgets that there were newspapers like the one that published editorials here,
inviting people to be denied their constitutional rights. The paper today and I
remember that I talked about it here in the morning rhythm of that infamous editorial
signed by the editor of that newspaper. Says Astra Seneca before a British court
that is a disease medication that I treat us with for two and a half
years, can cause unusual side effects. Hey, Vitoria. The lawyers of
people in the United Kingdom who suffered thrombocytopene thrombosis syndrome, after whom they were
medicated with AFS, signed that the laboratory recognized this possibility in legal documents.
The company noted that it did not change its position. I mean, I
was just saying. I haven' t changed my starting position. I said
it. No. You didn' t say anything. And here, from
the first day this started, a lot of people started to say, look
at me this happened to me and that the media discredited it. It was
the case of the witch hunt that was seen in the United States by the
media against a father who his fifteen- year- old son died in his
hands on the first occasion that he was placed with that, died of a
heart attack and denouncing that, the media went en masse to discredit this guy
and he is still out there in that gentleman and others more than his children
also had adverse reactions to the medication and ended up losing their lives and a
lot of people, like the case of a friend who lost his wife who
was convalescent of almost cured cancer, and this medication what he did was to
revive all those cells and that woman died in months and Albert did not.
This is comppiranoic, no, don' t compete. No, and it
' s published and there' s enough data and a lot of people blaming
me. Not because I was wrong, not because I wasn' t supposed
to see. No, I can' t. I do, today is
very good. What happens is that there are people who have a good memory,
because this says, says this information published in infobiy and in many other
media that three years ago, everyone who criticized that sheath was silenced or made
object of a discredit campaign, making it good the fashion of now, when
you want to accredit someone, you put it in front of something or you
put it is something phobic and with a continuous repetition, since you are completely
disqualified to say anything that has some kind of common sense the approach that you
do. What happened to Alex Berinson, a journalist who, from the very
day this whole campaign began, began to do the work that journalists should do,
ask questions, analyze information and data and share it to inform and what
the pharmaceutical companies did, what the American government did and what the Twitter company
did. Cessuring him and Alex Berrenson recovered his account because, using a lawyer
' s office, he was able to file a lawsuit against the American government,
which still continues, against the White House and these companies, especially Twitter,
because what they were doing was illegal and the name of health, of
security, of all that was destroyed lives Many people were silenced voices and censored
in bulk. I was knocked down for a week because I said the word
you can' t say. And that still applies to today and I'
ve said it many times and I' m going to keep repeating it.
The truth is going to float. And the day that the whole truth is
already afloat, we will keep reminding those who sought to discredit what they asked
uncomfortable but necessary questions, because they meant life or death to many people,
and the silence of those voices meant death to many, not life. And
here banks, health ministers, supermarket courts came together to deny people constitutional rights
and freedoms for refusing for the reason that I give to their damn want to
not blame themselves with a medicine that they feared, that they had no guarantee
of anything that in the document that they put you to say said before you
' re going to put it and responsible you' re not responsible as a
state or the company in which I' m buying it either. So if
you die, that' s your fucking problem, but you have to make
it compulsory, because if you don' t take money out of the bank,
if you don' t go into their market to buy food, if
you can' t get on the bus, if you can' t go
to a park, if you can' t go to a public office,
tell you a state service that you maintain. That' s what our damn
political leaders in this country or us did, with our rights. We were
denied our freedoms because they sat in a room to negotiate with the companies and
the companies told him this is obligatory and this is the volume to be bought
from me. It was not health, what they wanted was a business that
had been squared. And today, well, if I was going pussy,
right, if that produces side effects, weird, good. I' m
not responsible for that. I didn' t tell him he was forced.
It was the governments that forced and what is happening in the United States is
being organized through the House of Representatives, a collective lawsuit is perhaps one of
the biggest ones against the pharmaceutical companies that led governments to create measures, which
led citizens to be forced to access inoculation with that sheath. And that'
s going to happen and those companies, which are very powerful, will have
to respond in some way. Now what we have to ask those who critically,
not because we only have science I don' t know how many hundreds
of years of these inventions you are all right. I am a kind of
science, but also part of the scientific process is in having security. Everything
is clear a margin of danger, but science is not supposed to be one
of the pillars. What is based on this is the legitimate doubt that this
can be done, as we have said, that it is reviewed, that
parents review, etc, until a conclusion is reached that this is indeed the
case. Either it' s absolute truth that a people dictates or science doesn
' t and we hear a lot about the scientific consensus, but based on
what evidence. If there wasn' t any or almost none and they didn
' t fuck cold we' re already coming Rima Adriana Gómez is, you
know I came in I told you, I went into Tiktok' s part
of the single people. How I didn' t do it. The more
they are if I entered the Tiktok of singles, where men are giving vacos,
who find no partners, women telling their experiences of vitori time thing right
now, do not take women, men do not, ah well, yes,
vito, man, yes, but for that, what You said right
now. For smart men, looking for a woman is now difficult. Yes,
of course for women, yes, very good, because the woman is
very crazy, a good woman, more concerned, such in business is not.
And men have my dream too He' s not a man. The
fact is that last night sailing in Tiktok I fell into a live that is
of a light light live, a live aha that is of speed dating,
that is, the corduroy has its live and the guest people, a woman
and a man and they are talking to see if they know each other and
I what. A very strange dynamic, especially because there were many people.
I mean by the distance, that is, for example, I saw a
man from America talking to a girl of desire. There' s a desire
to fuñir wins, uh, yeah, wins then, like, okay,
you' re getting to know each other, but there' s a serious
distance between the two of you. Which calls me to ask you what it
was that you did to meet a person to get out of singleness, singleness,
tolterías until I die. Yeah, I can be married to a woman,
but she always looked single don' t tell me ah it' s
a mental state. Singleness is the same as money, it' s not
the same as mental. The pot, that' s culture, ah ok,
but it did surprise me, as I' ve fallen as much,
by the way this of the men giving shelter and of the women also by
the single hurry. We' re going to handle it, but the moment
comes when it despairs. I hope that it seems that the times we are
living in make us think wrongly about everything that is younger, that things are
like this, because yes, that is, it is fast. No,
and it' s not. I don' t want to marry grégale to
that I look like that many times people are looking for something that they themselves
are not exactly looking for. Then they have a nice time. You'
re an exploited wedding, all right, because I' m a gora,
a good girl, you, gentleman, you' re a po ass chumbo.
He speaks precisely and hears like this in tik Tok and John Pan interviewing
a war tank, a girl, but look eighty times I stayed it was
easier to jump than turn it around and the panel asked that it was something
he didn' t like about men and said don' t go to the
gym. But my love, I think it' s important for that part
to know its limitations. Every person must be aware of that. Why not.
That' s what you' d like to do, it' s
what you are that has also as bron art those issues that have put us
in the head of that you can, no, you can' t and
immediacy too. Gentlemen, things take time. The thing is taken in time,
especially good things take time. It can' t be that we met
and the day after tomorrow we have love. No. No. Don'
t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don'
t you? So what was that you did to meet a person and get
out of it? Wow. Good morning, morning, good morning. Well,
you can get off on the radio now. Please, one moment at
a time. It' s worth what this good one did. Four years
ago, when I was locked up in the tambourine, I spent two and
a half months with the covid and met someone for tinder. We talked for
a long time we lasted two years and friends, and now we have two
and a half years together that we live together. Migra you are the exception,
because I understand that in those dating applications nothing appears, nothing that serves
or exceptions, a team of that, of the exception. No, there
aren' t many that serve us. But if there are people who are
worth meeting, there are people who are looking for what you are looking for.
Good morning, hello, hello, hello, Baby. Well, I
divited his spone into little boy, and we' re five years old and
a one- year- old baby already. There are four teachers how your
phone is, how you gave it to them. Well, I already had
about five six little girls downstairs and we were celebrating a partner' s birthday
and I wrote it down on my phone and showed it to her as a
challenge. We imagine you' re not going to tell me that you are
and here we are seeing I understood bad already said the one who gave them
the phone and the little one doesn' t take away. It' s
not like I didn' t have a hearing aid on I went wrong.
Thank you. My big other exception writes to me around here we met for
tinder and we have four years and two children. Oh, but Fertil,
my love. How much you understand not what you say is fine, who
works for you in some cases is fine, understand no, no, I
trust you is like batting. Apparently, money better than instagram. Faliga say
I pinch. By the way, I don' t know what the rain
does to you, dear man get in The weekend you voted to go see
me clis no, I' m not the person imagine your people don'
t fall saloba. Yeah, me, if I' m gonna eat it
too, penetrating into the house. Hello. Good morning, good morning,
ludos. I' m another tinder case that meets my partner out there and
we' re six years old that I' m in alberto for the alaus.
It' s you and me who set the tarris. We have to
jam there five, three, no, vereninta and six fifty, asks Adriana,
what did you do to meet a person and get out of singleness.
Good morning, that desperate measure. Tinner will forgive you. But to j
something that says she' s two years old with corduroy. Which you have
to ask the pana how old she is with her. No, that'
s why they don' t put sazon into the sheath for an hour in
the calm, sasonator. Oy man kills the illusion until happy called her and
already put tares in her. Yeah, yeah, it' s just that
I don' t put tares in it, but it' s true.
But and besides, it must also be said that playing six years ago is
not the same as understanding now. How you lead. No, no,
no, no, over the years he got lost. Tino or yes.
Good morning, hello, well my ale today good morning, days lived the
corduroy that for him is not two years, but the whole life. Good
morning, Dale, good morning, wow, good morning. I' ll
be back in the morning. In my case, I started to give like
on Instagram to attract attention until I provoked a conversation by saying and we already
have seven years of love and a girl look at it there, good morning,
hear my brigassa resemblance hears you uh well, well, well badly,
I am a victim of tindle too, sir, good morning, I would
put or you are married. Also, yes, I' m married.
But this tinder treated me badly. The bad deal ah messed up. This,
this, this, I suck those filters and that Tinney thing. When
I didn' t go in person, when I was going to see cost
the caretaker except good clau you good morning every day. That' s what
you made a person know and get out of that desperate, expected, accelerated
measure, meet someone and get out of that single thing that' s boring.
Good morning, hello, good morning, well, the least desperate.
If not once I passed I' m a shepherdess getting here. Well day,
scúsame me boy when I go the most picks up a friend to see
we go there soon with a pube two was with a cousin that I'
ve never seen. When miga is buying me the hot two we toto in
a corner talking and I hold his hand. We' re talking about kiss
and boyfriend. I don' t feel my hand sweaty and when I'
m going to give you a kiss, he tells me no, that I
never kiss him and I say I' m going to pee on him.
I see you' re half sweaty. I said ay, but it'
s true I' ve never been ten years. We' ve already taken
advantage of this guy. It takes advantage of the air that it seems a
long time ago, because now you would have been accused of garlic all that
kind of stuff and it does diece to not being imprisoned. You' re
not going out of fashion yet, that blazing holaphic thing that says" Good
morning" Rudo Good morning, Alberto Vargas, Dale, Dad viagra of the
ninety- six beat. Alberto Valga, we' ve used, we'
re fine, give him what he' s done. Hey, seriously,
seriously. I had a lot of days on the pole. I' ve
catalogued you ever since I heard the morning rhythm that was marta and peter live
the malice of the ninety- six seismolo. Attention anthonia or yes or I
hear. Hey, Alberto, my wife, she was my boss, she
was chief human resource, a partner worked and one day there was a guachinman
who said that I went into the palqueu that at high speed and I drew
attention. I gave him a pcosé that guachiman that you still have to be
looking for the competition and she came out of me canceling and I, if
he cancels me, you have to move because I have two boys and you
go to three where today we have three girls. My child, how beautiful
as a child was a guide. Oh, she' s kind of on
drugs today I like what it was that you did that desperate move you took
to meet a person and get out of singles. Good morning, well,
good morning, the last radio and so hello. Good morning, good morning.
I met her, she, I met her a while ago and a
day ago. We went out there not a beer and I threw it at
her like that still give me a kiss and she stared at me like she
thrashes this crazy proposal. But the girl gave it to me after several years,
then three boys, I see it my no, sir where cayam,
but also Mira. I' m surprised at the amount of listener they met
for tindering that they' re already married congratulations. It' s a good
thing the happy ones found love. Yes, we received visitors. Today we
have here a friend of the program, Fernando Blanco. He' s coming
to tell us about a documentary that' s being shown up at Fine Arts
this week. Welcome horito in the morning. Tell us, brothers, how
are you the microphorium now? Yes, you' re Mr White. Yeah,
yeah. Thank you very much, Alberto and everything else. Here.
I' m so glad to be around on your show. I hear it
every morning. Tell us what this documentary is about, what it is called
and what the story is about, what it tells us. Yeah, this
documentary we made is called that' s why I come to the river.
It' s a documentary that we were Middle East and Dominican Republic. It
' s about a Dominican lady named Cintia. Cynthia lasted thirty- two years
living between Syria and Lebanon, and particularly in Syria. She already runs away
to appreciate her life, but then leaves her husband in movies and leaves her
son in Lebanon. It is a documentary that we have made a tour,
not only in space, but an emotional tour with this character, who is
a Dominican and who, well one often tries to visualize how he connects the
Middle East with one as a Latin country, and this, to some extent,
is a story that highlights that there led her to migrate to that part
of the Middle East. It' s told by the story of the documentary.
Yeah, the documentary tells it. Cynthia went out in the 1980s to
the Middle East, looking for options to improve her living conditions and so on.
But then what she didn' t have in her plans was that she
knew Bashir, Bashir, which is the love of her life. And the
first obstacle they had was not only the cultural barrier, but also the language
barrier. And it was something very interesting how we can see between Cynthia and
Bachille, what her husband' s name is, that love so pure,
so sincere that it' s almost very difficult to find it. And when
with that story, the documentary that we had in mind at the beginning,
was a documentary that was going to highlight life in a very positive way from
the Middle East Dominicans. There was one of the people we had in plans
to film that was in Turkey and she didn' t talk about Cinthia.
We went we met Cynthia and Cindia changed us the whole way of the documentary
because although, for example, Cynthia resided in Aleppo, it is one of
the most devastated cities, in the oldest of the oldest. Yes, despite
the fact that Cyntia lived in Aleppo and survived all that disastrous situation with planes
bombing her own citizen, even though she survived that situation. Let me,
despite not spoiling me, she' s not thinking about not dispossessing what it
is to not give of poller Even though she survived, she was able to
get out. I imagine if she could come out thank God, that thank
God and she, that is, she' s alive because thank you gave
a bomb that fell the length was building didn' t explode. That'
s an amazing thing. But then the great number of films, productions,
documentaries that have been made of in the Middle East do not have the approach
that we have been putting into this story, because this is a love story
with a war background. The war doesn' t have a close- up.
The war is at a bottom. So what we see is a couple
that survives a lot of obstacle and one of the strongest otacles that is surviving
now, despite the war, is the issue of distance, that is to
say she has to go to the Iban. Her son stays there and her
husband stays in Syria. In Syria she is exa and well. They have
not been able to meet, but this war has already begun almost fourteen years
ago. Yes, yes, a very long war. The truth is,
I do or I don' t bring you packed girls. Whatever comes this
way. The interesting thing about the movie is that you understand when you watch.
The film, which is a seventy- seven- minute documentary, is
a documentary When you watch the film, you understand so many situations and so
many things that are happening. We had a team that visited each of those
countries. We were in Lebanon, we had in Turkey, on the border
between Turkiri and Syria, a special team that we sent to Syria because of
the conflict situation. But in the end it is a story that, beyond
the war, as I told you, is a love story and it is
a romantic story in that sense as well. Until what day this documentary will
be exhibiting at Fine Arts and that after it leaves Fine Arts, where it
will be available then later to be able to see it, so that people
who may not have time to go to Fine Arts this week, will see
it later. Yes, the documentary is in Fine Art Novo Centro, it
is in López de Vega and it is also in Oasis cinema in Bonao.
Normally, this type of film, a film independent of the film with an
independent vision, have a more selective, more select audience, although it is
a very wide audience that has seen the film that has liked very much already
we have. This is the second week at Fine Art. We expect it
to continue. But if between the, if the room is available, depending
on how the production moves, yes, exactly, then the idea of us,
after leaving the cinema room, see how we can continue and carry the
documentary. The documentary also featured in Copa Ennline Copala selected part of his film
poster. It was available to passengers. Yes, exactly. He also had
a very interesting tour at some film festivals, such as in Trinidad and Tobago,
which had its world premiere. He also won the best documentary of the
Dominican New York festival. He won on his way to Panama, as a
Latin American film promise with this documentary and the theme he wore was also won
from the awards. It was a procine, I mean, there is a
documentary that has had a prefi potio that premiered because what you said a tour
of more than six months, I mean yes, the documentary starts its tour
for a year and a half, now that it has an opening for the
general public. But it' s coming and that doesn' t include four
or five years that we last making the film, because we' re a
documentary, the documentary, the difference of fiction, it' s something alive
and then it' s also being built according to history, it' s
developing. Okay. I could give the name of the documentary to the audience
to take advantage of this week and go to Fine Arts. Enjoy and be
on the lookout, then when available on others, on other platforms. Of
course I do. The documentary is titled. That' s why I come
to the river. I am Fernando Blanco, director, producer and screenwriter.
I invite everyone to go see this kind of story and the kind of movie
that many people say is always comedy, which is always doing the same thing.
Well, this is a different kind of proposal, different for people to
go and enjoy and consume. It' s in the end starting on April
18. It' s in the end, this is his second week and
he' s also at the Oasis Cinema in Bonao. Now, thank you,
then we thank you and take a walk around Fine Arts to go to
that' s why I' m going back to the river. It'
s called the documentary, this good- looking guy. That' s why
I come to the river here. Yes, that' s what I thought
they were talking about when I saw it or well, because, thanks to
Fernando Blanco, we' re going to commercials and then, Don Luis Minaya,
we wish you success, brother, thank you very much. Already hundreds
ninety- six, Don Luis Minaya, good morning, how are you,
Don Luis, All right, all right, rude, you good morning,
owners or you all came back and we didn' t go out. Yeah,
no, he didn' t go out, we stayed or we stayed
in town. We' re gonna be here today, and when he saw
the news, the Duarte Highway almost walked me, I stayed in the house.
Yeah, better than we have for today. Don Luis, very well,
because in this month of May is so interesting Dominican Republic. We will
touch and we will be talking about the subject of organizational communication or the importance
of communication within organizations. The subject of communication is always a bit like love
and forgiveness. Everyone knows he has to love, everyone knows he has to
forgive, but when it comes to putting it into practice it' s a
little bit. It' s a little complicated when it comes to nones.
So the communication in the human being is so obvious, it is as natural
as that one does not touch on that subject, as it is not spoken
in the companies. Then one of the importance you have in the organization is
fundamental, after you have a company that organizes and has all the staff and
all the managers. Obviously, now we have to get these people to work
in a coordinated way and almost always when you intervene in companies and do surveys,
the issue always comes up that there is a lack of communication here.
We lack communication. And when you come in more and say well, we
have communication problems between us. The Dominican culture has such an impact, because
the Dominican is parlanching, but in positions of power, I have always seen
the same thing, an inability to establish proactive and effective communication. It all
happens that communication from the Dominican is what is called agutinante communication. Glutinate,
we don' t get into everyone. I mean, you' re going
through a hallway and there' s two people talking and you stop and you
talk, but you' re in the gallery of your house and the neighbor
goes through there and join the conversation. There are two children talking and the
father intervenes. Then we have a culture of communication. That communication is what
is known as informal, which has absolutely nothing to do with work, which
was the communication that people missed in the pandemic, that is, those conversations
in the corridors on the way to the bathroom taking coffee. But that communication
is what we come to spontaneously, naturally. But that has nothing to do
with the organization. So, in fact, this cultural style does not favour
formal communication. Communication in organizations gives rise to a phenomenon. And it'
s like everyone assumes that everyone knows what to do, how to do it,
and how to behave, and it' s not really like that.
I always set an example for myself. You hire a driver, give him
the vehicle, and after 20 days there' s a problem, and when
they call the driver, they ask him, but you didn' t know
anyone told me that. But you didn' t know no to me nobody
told me to hire the janitor, she cleans, as you know, she
cleans how she can and you tell her you haven' t passed by.
No. Nobody told me I had to go through there. Then you hire
a leader and he does what he can understand. When there' s a
problem, they call him and ask him, but why didn' t you
go to such a place? Nobody told me that. So, until there
' s no problem until there' s no situation like no one realizes there
' s a communication problem. But people believe that as they speak and can
speak, they believe that that is communication and how they greet and give instructions
and assume that that is communication. In companies, formal communication is not that.
Communication form. The first goal you should have is to be like the
glue that binds us all. Imagine a ball team that previously did not train
him in communication how the Piacher is going to be the plays, that is,
all those plays that are seen in the ball or in baseball are played
that have been verbalized, that have been spoken. What they play football,
what they play basketball, all those magisterial passes you see that doesn' t
come up with at the moment? Obviously they come up with it at the
time, but she has an answer in her head that she was told five,
three, four, seven, that is, they have some instructions,
there' s a communication between them that everyone knows, like the Piacher and
the Catcger that are known to sign, so there' s the verbal language.
They' re always excellent. That play that you see holding on to
the cap, that you can be able to ear over here seventeen years ago
and everyone there understands what is being said, because there is a common language
for all of them. So the importance of communication is to get everyone to
work as a team and let everyone know what to do. It' s
amazing that people get a day dressed in a way and why do you walk
that way? Nobody told me you couldn' t come like this. So,
those expressions that nobody told me ever explained to me about noticing that there
' s no communication here. You go to the workshop. Dominican workshops are
horrible. I mean, there' s everything lying around wherever you want,
thanks to the floor. So the owner who regularly doesn' t take the
trouble to go around, then he' s the first to be surprised at
all. But here who told that manager, that workshop manager, that you
couldn' t. Then the communication. In conclusion, it leaves absolutely nothing
to chance. I always mention American franchises, because there, like I always
said when you' re going to make a franchise, they give you a
book about this fat guy. They work in one you see a book.
So, the operations manual is called exactly there. There' s another what
' s called brand management manual. Well, then there' s absolutely still
exist. There' s no surprise there. That' s where you find
a powder of does in something. That' s catastrophic. Counting a bottle
of soda in the warehouse area. All that is catastrophic, because everything is
established, but not only that it is written as it should be, but
that everyone knows it and how the customer should be cared for that for you
to ascend within the structure in the years that I worked, you had to
only in practice, show mastery and knowledge of how the operation was handled.
Run an exam. So if you were going to do, you end up
being assistant to the assistant manager or production assistant. As long as it is
not found that you know what is taught in memory and in a practical way,
you do not exactly day up. Then there is a formal written communication
and also people are trained. Therefore, the importance is extraordinary, because that
is the one that guarantees not only that the work is done, because people
do the work as dojamargo, that we hire it and you have worked before.
Yeah, everything' s fine. Well, we want to use a
car for Saturday and then, when Saturday comes to noon and we sit at
the table and we see that and this is what I know how to do
to me nobody told me what it was like to be a wedding vomit.
So that' s the thing with the surprise that always the manager, the
owner of the company, is always being surprised at all things because it hasn
' t been communicated, has been informed. So I believe that communication within
organizations has extraordinary value. The second, the important thing for me too is
that the owner always has an image, he has the general manager has an
idea of what he wants his company to be, how it behaves. But
the issue that doesn' t say so, then you have to instruct the
leader, you have to tell him look here, the employee, you respect,
you salute, the deal. That' s it, that' s
it, that' s it. For example, in an organization, most
people in this country there are many companies, which there are issues that no
one dares to deal with in front of the owner or in front of the
leader. There' s no way. I have a theme then, there
' s no way you' re going to a meeting and then the knee
you look at Peter and you say good and look at your eyes up and
you look at Eduardi and Dardo you go to the head and well, the
coolest one here. Well, what makes you laugh. But everyone knows what
there is, but nobody wants to talk then how it is that you can
live working in a company where you can' t say what you think,
what you feel and what you believe in favor of the company, because it
' s not like the friend you have there who' s fighting for a
ticket, who' s fighting over him. It' s not something that
I mean affects, that' s affecting me, that affects my results.
And look there are many occasions where the employee tells me I don' t
know how the owner hasn' t noticed. I don' t know how
they haven' t noticed here. And that' s how it is.
Because of this, because of this and because of this, but you can
' t talk, because it' s not that you can' t.
Perhaps someone dares and whatever it is, but the point is that there should
be an instruction in the company openly that says here, in this company we
have open communication, healthy communication and here you can say and express whatever it
is without putting into play the position of the person always in the companies and
they are in charge of communication of corridor. Yeah, hall communication. I
don' t know if you know which department it is that is spreading information
loaded with much opinion from the other mores about the degion of the company.
For example, it comes from the time of the bona fide these people to
whom I boron it, but sure they will not give it one that one
is waiting for listen look at the party of the company. It' s
now the 10th day to give him the same food. One right now puts
the same orchate on the ema pod. You should give him that money.
They' d have that money to one and they' ll crawl to that.
Room one. It' s what you' re going to get over
there how you guys can deal with it. You' re not going to
change the attitude of individuals. He' s an individual that you have inside
the company, that' s dissatisfied with something and he' s already become
the worst detractor and what you' re trying to infect his bad mood into
others, of course, but how he fights. That is an effective and
effective communication context. Within what happens is that there has never been communication,
but that there is always the company and there is a department that organizes a
party without asking anyone, without taking anyone into account. And if much verticality,
if it is good, very eager and concerned, that is to say
when the husbands commit the first recklessness of celebrating a birthday to the wife without
asking no in the house. That' s an attempt at murder, that
is, in the house for me to take care of everyone I avenge so
that I have to take care of every birthday I have on my birthday.
No. So, well, you do that one time, so you pret
a light light then, in the case of the man upside down, where
my birthday here in my house, then in those companies, what' s
the point that the employee hasn' t been explained that that party is a
gift that the company makes in recognition there and that I don' t have
to do it and that I' m not obliged to do it, but
it' s a part of our culture to do it. To feel good
about you and then that is not negotiated. But in my experience, every
time they call me when there' s a subject of this, I tell
you, but you haven' t told him it' s a gift,
no, but you don' t blame it for us. I know sex
doesn' t explain. It is a financial institution that wanted to do a
thematic activity for employees, a camping, a field day on the beach,
in a beach club, hopt drinking song station, etcetera. E and the
employees were very upset because I what they wanted was a branch one, three
orchestras, Moorish, muel co ya robo and rum and Romo and either I
mean, they didn' t want a field of and an experience that was
integration with ticheres and things. They basically wanted that and that was it.
That was like the consensus of all that. Look, they don' t
bring in that for how it' s for a chamaquito sheath that the school
b what month and you' re right, that is, when you don
' t communicate to the class or probe no. And besides, because it
' s paragraded from them, I did it when it was up to me
if a survey and I asked him, that is, the question is no
choice as to whether the party is going or not. It' s not
a thank- you, it' s a thank- you. Now we
want to make it for you and, indeed, the whole world. What
he asks for is that and riffa because I know the raffle that is the
cabbage that does not rhyme in a casta with arroya bichuel and that another one
of those not you fifty what rife or it will be a gotonces that thing
tonces puts apartment exactly be and complain for probables in the pant, but the
initial, twenty percent, exactly all is a check. So that' s
part of the communication. The bond issue, that is, there are many
internal recruitment reports that sometimes but look who came in here, they never tell
one. They' re looking for someone here if you want, so you
need a lot of things that are in the owner' s head, because
it' s not that they don' t know, there' s a
little bit of people who know, but until an event happens, then nobody
says anything. For example, the topic now that I' ve already been
invited to talk about sexual harassment and bullying. Until something happens, we don
' t have a meeting and they don' t talk there they have to
talk openly about the meetings where it' s said here, in our company,
thank God, we haven' t had any bully issues, no sexual
harassment issues. But whether you think about doing something like that or something or
if one of you here perceives, feels, or imagines, you can address
yourself. I mean, that' s what' s called communication. I
know the open ca that is said not to be a gossip, because then,
if then you go and want to talk everyone sees you and that'
s what that one is talking about there, which is what it is already
looking for here. I know the case of a company that, by not
being very clear about the rules of coexistence between employees, there was a love
triangle between three animated employees and then, well, that' s the reality.
I' m telling it the fact very well, then what the person
who had to deal with, who led the team where you were in three
women, did. They didn' t have any kind of experience, but
neither did they have any reference to how I solve this problem. I don
' t know if her solution was the right one, but the solution she
took was a drastic edition. There were three employees she needed on her team,
but she said like here you guys, brother Li, you' re
leaving all three because you' re putting yourself at risk. He worked,
but the rage is over. She made that decision. Many people criticized that
decision on her part, but in the absence of tools, sometimes what primes
is common sense and what she most cared for was the possibility that her work
would go out of hand because of a conflict she had no ability to solve
and mediate in it, because there are three people who have serious problems of
falling in love with each other and who are on the same team. Yes,
indeed, then, as I said, from that event, then you
have to start communicating. So, contrary to what you said, communication must
be proactive, that is, it must happen even in families. I was
talking to some friends or a client who has teenage daughters. I was telling
her to look at the communication or the teenagers you have to go five years
in front of them. If she' s not that much of a boyfriend,
she talks about boyfriend now, because the most convenient time to talk about
falling in love with women when she' s no longer in love. No,
and because after he fell in love, he lost his mind and we
' ve seen him. He' s not going to hear you or make
you that we' ve seen Don Luis in a case that' s occupied
pages of the press in recent days. The case and sentence of these young
men of how the family of them all learns of their wanderings. Yeah,
and everything they' d done in pro o. Be it, researchers take
the whole problem as evidence to prove their case and ninety percent of this parents
and family didn' t know, because communication, because talking, talking isn
' t necessarily communicating. I mean, I, we can talk about everything,
but we' re not communicating on things that could be important to both
of us. Yeah, but that' s the same thing. For example,
at the event they talked to you and I think that' s weird.
Olve returns to the starting point that I asked her. Without our culture
they affect the way we communicate within the family, with the team that leads.
It doesn' t affect you, because it' s very informal,
but that one you mention, that' s where irresponsibility is. In other
words, in a company, an entrepreneur needs to know where the vehicle of
his property is, who is handling it, and how he handles it.
When people sell a vehicle and say don' t wait, I' m
going to hand it over to you with your license plate and I' m
going to hand it over to you and put you in safety and put it
in because anything that does that venticle, I' m a civil ponsibility.
So I' ve always said I had three boys and the big one is
pretty hot. He was always walking, but I always knew, at least
where he was. And all the friends knew that when that phone rang one
in the morning, either everyone or everyone knew it was there is your dad.
They call it clear that if it' s up to me like I
am, I' m not gonna know who my son is with and who
those people' s dad is. Perhaps this sounds exaggerated today, but it
was, as I believe it, and to this day, thank God,
I am a friend, i e, your friends go to my house even
congratulate me and we know them and I know your dad and at that time
maybe that was allowed. But now it should be allowed with more reason,
because now we had cell phones, but they weren' t iPhones, they
weren' t smart, it was just a phone you had. Then there
is that communication has a very big impact, that is, you have to
be responsible. So, if an entrepreneur wants what he has in his head
with the customer deal to happen in his company, he knows how many people
own companies that is when they bring him a topic of bad customer service,
he finds out at that moment that they gave him that deal, then when
they ask him and what instructions have been given in this company to receive a
people or so simple, when you go to the entrance, that you have
a topic with the Guachiman that he is there for, that you go to
a meeting, that you go to something, for example, to me that
corresponds to me, it touches me so much and that it came here.
It seems that nobody here knows that you come and make you a show.
To me bro told me you say that you want the owner waiting for mother
that my god then, but that Christian has not told the joy goes to
a Christian is to take care of that not there and with that look of
yours, but in short for you. I also have to spend time unless
it' s a money meeting. And I' m always cool, if
nothing else, told you that' s okay, right, at least you
told me, I say you at least after and you that you want.
So all that, even if you take the joke, has to do with
cocommunication, because communication is to that which is said, what you want,
to happen in your company. So a company, you have to empty areas,
too much department and all those people have to listen to the communication,
you have to listen or you want to, you have to tell the importance
of the client, the importance of everyone and not wait, as you said,
for the incidents to happen, the events to then take action with funds.
Then there are many forms of meetings, of themes that are touched upon.
Finally, let us continue with this issue. But the important part here
is that communication is what unites, is the glue that integrates everyone. Then,
within the company there is vertical communication from top to bottom and horizontal and
from bottom to top. So, all those communications. For God' s
sake, the employee has to know the number of people here who are going
to talk to the boss, and the boss gets it and they go over
it to the manager. Then there' s a communication problem. So,
if your boss you if the boss the owner is your immediate boss. Not
me there if you can, because the structure says that for you to talk
to the next level you have to go through your level, that is,
the employee, can go directly to their leader, but if he is an
employee he feels offended something and wants to jump and he wants to get to
the manager. He has to talk to the leader, but since you want
him to say something to the leader, because the leader won' t let
it go. Then there must be in the company also some established mechanism so
that when that happens, if when you are afraid to go up, look
use this path. But that must be said in the meetings so that it
will not be interpreted as a lot, as you did not want to talk
to you. You didn' t let me and I used this road.
So they' re things that should stay or I don' t do,
so they should be set up. In conclusion, one must be in a
workplace, in his home, in his family, wherever, where one has
the feeling that one can speak and express oneself at any time that he decides,
without having to shut up, but also without having to offend or scream.
That' s what' s called freedom, that is, being able
to feel in a company that is existing, that feeling, that working climate.
Of course things thrive and are much more agile, service, quality and
everything is much better. Later on we will talk about the instrument of communication,
which is where the instrument is complicated. It' s me, then
you knew him, it' s not that he talks badly and gets irritated
with you, it' s that he' s already ready. So let
' s talk about how to handle the importance of the transmitter, the one
who' s going to communicate the communication, and he' s going to
inform the others. I thank Don Luis Minaya. We wish you success in
the week. Don Luis Luis Minaya, as there are his writings, books,
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today so many years of experience in this business, it makes one learn to
read between lines. Last week appeared in a coordinated way in the main media
of the Dominican Republic the news let us see how it was that he titled
it this. This medium called it small. Basketball stars, touched by crime
and now sexual symbol. The day published a medium not why, and so
I devoted myself throughout the weekend to observing and all the notes had the same
structure published in the main ones. I' m not talking about that digital
cotuy, neither barbaric news nor lost savannah a day nor fantil no s eighty
- seven. I' m talking about media of great prestige and great importance
that between Thursday, Friday and Saturday published the news that said this guy is
now a sexual symbol. That is peitter who knows and we have talked a
lot about the topic of journalism and social communication. I thought it was something
more orchestrated. I do not know with what intention it will be that I
know how to whiten this guy who has been condemned to a major penalty in
a court, distract attention, direct the general conversation in another sense, but
also that the hunt for Vieux, as Albert says, how it is that
alvez calls him the demon of the vieus, the demon of the views and
of and of and of the page alive, etcetera. I took him to
try to hunt clicks, but there' s the legit thing. It should
have news value that ladies on social networks express that they want to give themselves
to something small and want them to reach their daughters. That' s a
lie. That was mounted by the same guy who interviewed, just like those
I made women who also published. Yesterday. The Directorate General of Prisons clarified
that the woman' s line to the lie and that I was going to
move this guy from calming down for a safety issue and I think it'
s also right. But the question that I ask to the friends of journalists
who passed through a university and who have the responsibility of being in a newsroom
looking to give news, what is the value or utility that this has,
unless it is part of a rehearsal a balloon probe something that you are doing
or obeying someone to address the conversation in another direction, because that was the
conversation of the weekend. I want you to know about the media and social
media. Then of course I have all the headlines to say that not all
the headlines always saw it, described it as a sexual symbol or an object
of women' s desire, a lin athlete and an athlete a basketball star,
because it was nothing like that, nor is it no, but it
is a link that is built small. It' s one more Ugarron in
the neighborhood than within its social distortion, within how the neighborhood has corrupted it.
He had the opportunity to play basketball, but he also drools. She
was sleeping with men. If he was given money, he was given a
broad, etcetera. He is that combo that is given a lot in the
neighborhood with potatoes that brings everything, that is, he brings everything, I
brought in a bugron, a tigerette, possibly a mugger, a thief,
he brings all that is ingredients, marihuanero, etcetera. So, you'
re not, you' re not, you' re not, you must
be surprised because there are kids in this country because of trucks that look just
as good, that play basketball, usually in the neighborhood, nine of every
day they play basketball or garronea. He' s gonna help John play basketball
in the neighborhood, in the neighborhood, and you say, but he'
s there on the court. There you go, Peter I see where we
' re going, where we' re looking at moving the guide. Then
I have the jer o. Then it' s ox not all the little
balloons are tigers. But all tigers are palocetists, because I went to the
selection for the first time. So that' s why the lawsuits that love
each other base it Yeah, there' s no other ingredient than that my
brother. So, in this case I don' t say it, because
every fifteen gives freedom to exercise communication, as he pleases. Now, in
the context that we find ourselves today and we are already making it clear that
we have already reached bottom inescapably, totally and already seeing the reality that we
live, one wonders no. I am not talking about the small media,
an important means of communication that in its writing has professionals, not only graduates
of the university, but professionals who have a history, an accumulated experience,
that is, types that have weight, that is, as I am going
to sit down to make a note that should be published on Thursday or on
the parody page of onion or. One of those sheaths helps to devote time
and seriousness to the fact that a convicted criminal is a sexual symbol. There
is a romanticization of crime in general, which they overwhelmingly sought to make a
victim, they were looking to whitewash them, they were looking for me to.
I would not have liked that in the week of the condemnation of those
responsible for the death of that young man, we would have known a little
more of the story of him, as a young man who died, of
what it has been, of his mother' s life in this crunch that
she has had to live, of having to relive every day, the trauma
of loss, of her son' s life, what happens to mothers who
have to live something similar. I ran into a video of lawyer Zealand Diaz,
who reflected on this very thing and she was talking about something that wasn
' t with all that content and I think that well, in the times
that we' re living in anything that content Zealand. But more than that,
I think we have a little more adult mind. We must just as
she did that reflection. We must also reflect that the parents of these boys
who are in prison, although they have their lives destroyed and have their children
in prison, do not live in the drama of a mother who has to
go with the case of a lady who she had to accompany as a lawyer
in the judicial process of more than five years after the death of her son
and have to live that trauma until the soul was extinguished this lady and after
getting the sentence, because there is no more reason to live. This lady
has her life destroyed, her life paused because she is no longer traumatic.
Of course, what about mothers who lose their children in assaults, what has
happened to similar cases or other cases that have been forgotten by the press.
For example, what has happened to the family of the young woman who was
killed and dumped in a sewer by co- worker in her company. How
common it is within companies of this type that women are harassed at a sick
end by co- worker to the point of attacking and abusing each other would
be useful. What' s going to do about this mother' s life
after this, and I don' t care what happens to the prisoners and
what happened to the girl' s mom who threw away the hotel house exactly
what happened to them, what I say. Those are interesting stories, obviously
that I also said last week because of Notoriety, but they didn' t
even concentrate on the other and build an object. It seems that it is
of traffic of clicks, of vieues and of likes in these characters, given
perhaps the fascination that the public exhibits in some way with this case. But
the tragedy that is in part for those families that have to live this and
have their children imprisoned and have found that the whole formula and all the decisions
they made to raise their children did not turn out as I thought. Maybe
I was trying to get those kids to come out good guys, who didn
' t do what they did wrong and didn' t go out like they
intended. There are many beautiful stories that can help society build up a little
more, not make the same mistakes, but romanticize a criminal and somehow turn
him into an object of desire. I don' t think it has much
use for a society that makes quite clear that it is completely decomposed. Today
is the day of adoption of a pet, of a shelter. So if
you know a place that is good to adopt, it was around here,
around here, by the people of everything lives, which is why you already
very well. There to adopt, yes, to adopt less you know it
and those who adopt more ah oh notice. Yeah so the day I adopt
a little pet to my warns more little pasco things because the adopted shopping day
is going to burn me at the stake. But I don' t like
adopted animals. Not that look is going to sound ugly the comparison, but
then there' s an age at which you adopt anything. I would never
adopt a 13- year- old boy. That' s where Arto Maña
comes from. For example, Mommy adopted between six and one year. Mommy
' s already got that recoverable. That da still on mommy can' t
fix everything as it is a month ago. If the same breed of that
devil catr is gone. But don' t be, but not only that,
but Celaya climbed into the kitchen lock counters and ate the food, which
she never did, because that' s how she didn' t have a
cat that he just did Once the trumpet I gave her between her mouth,
she took her face and effectively taught her that it wasn' t done and
you could leave the chicken on the table. I don' t mean,
that' s why, if you don' t, you don' t.
On top of the kitchens. One day I' d proliferate. There
' s a chicken a doly In between the cotilla that I bought her and
a chicken and she went and she went up to yours and I went k
tais it stops taputo to such or the same support for the same chicken cowboy
Joda. So, as they come with their morning, I don' t
like me then, neither do I who is a three- year- old
dog, four- year- old. Don' t you? Don'
t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don'
t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? That'
s what it' s all about for the street. She doesn' t
like it either, but look at the can, I like cats of breed
because they' re different. They have their personality, but also to tobaito,
cat barcino of cats of the wild devil and sheath that I dare them.
No, no, no, as long as you see each other,
today is Bob Bonny' s day, Box Bonny. Yes, it is
also Children' s Day, day of thanks to the hairstyle International Jazz Day
attention to those who like jazz and jazzists Chi Sánchez. Day in defense of
animals, day of bubble tea, day of honesty. Babotti. Remember,
remember something, look, don' t get out of honesty with anyone.
Nothing good ever comes out. Never? Never? Never? Never? Never?
Never? If your wife asks you, she says look, please be
honest that I already know. Everything with Fulana don' t be honest.
Always say you have you, you' ve been invented. That clear sheath
and I think one day it' s gonna come, the day I'
m gonna say yes. In order to please you, she will see doubts
clearly, of course, The last one doesn' t have to shut up,
because she already knows that if they keep chinching, if it' s
going to get to people they remind you of the average attack of honesty that
came out meadow. Yes, then Moscoy Day, Mili of the Military Mojoy
Ox, days of patting, Day of Mr Potei to Heat, Day of
Avena Cookies and Day of raisins. No, but yes, day tons everything
enrique came to my house a cookie oatmeal that I, in fact I follow
it on Instagram because I had never seen it here. They do it in
Colombia, but I don' t know where they appear here. Great Alberto
Wow. Listen to the stylists' day of appreciation. It' s also
healthy kids' day, also that' s the day to let me see,
nacinal day of adopting some pod pets, box Burney days, I already
said it there today also one day of a disease is called sarcoi DC ah
sarco if it says sarco poque pica. It is also the day of the
animals of therapy and the day of spanking, because the animals of therapy are
horses, not because the animal can be bad. Of drappa, of a
snake, a tr a sheath, of a lion, a notebook the time
that I studied in flight dispatch these animals. It' s a subject for
us. Today is the day of spankcout, that is, of not spanking
is. The goal is to promote violent discipleship for children around the world.
Believe me, look at psychology, the study of human behavior. Much advanced
and teaching us many things, but there are questions that come from evolution.
Sometimes a trumpet is necessary in time, a trumpet saves from many tears and
many visits to victory. So sometimes a timely trumpet is not the systematic and
seutudinary abuse of a child' s physique, because it is univerbal. No,
no, that' s not what I mean. It' s a
trumpet. There' s a trumpet that arranges any kind of detour, from
the point of view or the bedrooms, you always have one, yes,
you tell him. Hey, it' s not for nothing, but don
' t forget that you have this little thing. Cooking there, don'
t do things. One bass, one bottom, down, the wing,
that is me all your time. I was yesterday, for example, I
was listening to the artist who killed one because he caught a ball there the
Savior and he said in one of his songs an artist who killed him,
a troubadour of that love of the mercedes. It' s those people this
exact and he said oh man, if the poor, such a pacifist man,
eh and look in such a violent way that he lost his life,
that is by a ball by a ball he chose, uh, what'
s his name, he calls him who sings like I' m not a
day here nor am I from there and what' s his name and he
said yes, that I love not the facundo bastard world, a facundo goat,
two thousand ten, fifteen years without facundo goat. How sad life is,
not always the most successful, he who arrives faster, who goes faster,
but he is the one who gets the most tired, arrives exactly.
It' s something he could have said then all his time. That trumpet.
Your child will tell you when you have to give exactly that. I
have an example of a woman. He' s gonna tell you. No,
you, the time will come. It' s just time. There
' s a trumpet. No, no, at his stage he leaves that.
The trumpet is not necessary. Tro Pongo, you have to keep it
for when he' s in his teens to come jump up. For example,
I think yesterday a friend' s daughter said her first pussy twice.
There' s not a bump in a mouth cap, no, no,
no, but she' s a little girl who' s not two years
old yet. One boy, uh, niguillo. It' s a boy,
yes, but that' s a third. He already got two pussy
because he said pussy first and then he said pussy the first time. I
don' t play audio because I don' t want to. No,
that' s twelve. That' s where I have a camera, in
the room. That' s where the mother, the role of mother,
has to intervene. Dad stays away watching while the mother says what you said.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, dad' s got a reddic look on
him you said pussy. Then the mother gives him a heart, he doesn
' t even let you repeat it exactly, because I' m going to
give you an example of Eduardo' s baby. He is a thousand is
a child who is being raised with much affection, but also with much discipline,
both by his mother and by his father. Then they have been teaching
him that there are things that are not said. But the thousand, who
are three years old, almost four, is a criminal, a guy you
know a tiger, a tiger Emil I' m going to have you aste
a word and he tells you not to say such a thing and you ask
him the word and I' m telling him and I already the devil.
You don' t call yourself another devil. Then the guy from the supply
is the tail and the rope. But certainly, the matter of raising is
not easy nor does it need a formula, a secret formula, but not
in the subject of spankkout, which is basically what, i e, spank
is like spanking, spanking and spank would cause translation. So spankout no spanku
long spank rogan is. That' s where he' s going. For
or also eye repeat, I' m talking about the trumpet in the chamber,
that you have to have it, just in case you' re here
q. But there are people going to try guys. I have seen the
case of mothers who have raised their children with that mouth and that physical punishment,
the children who have gone out more evil than the devil, that is,
the beatings make us look to no one. I believe aberto or have
or understand that verbal abuse and poor devil you do not serve. You'
re not going. For gentlemen, the mouth of the human being in which
he believes the most and the most faith has another human being is in his
mother and father. And when you tell a child, you' re useless,
you' re not going out at all, you' re a disappointment,
etcetera. You, as a father who are constantly telling him that in
that person' s subconscious, will end up convincing yourself that it is useless
and will do everything you have to do to end up giving you reason,
because you are the one who is guiding him along that path of faith and
self- confidence to serve nothing. So, both excessive verbal punishment and one
thing is to correct. I can tell you the damn boy, the devil
you' re tall for Paris. You don' t watch and you make
dead when you were born that doesn' t run. Yes, there are
mothers who connect when my love begins to relax. That, that, that,
that' s not correction, just like everything to give him the BOFE.
Ah well, I buy that cocksucker instead of avoiding hear. Hey,
yeah, exactly I should have swallowed that Yeah, hey, I don'
t know I mean, that, that was, and that' s something
like the lottery. Gentlemen, yes, that' s a lottery in a
sense. But the lottery to take it out has to play the total game
exactly what it is. You know Alberto that, in addition to the correction,
I believe that the example also plays a fundamental role, because when you
insist that is, he tells your son, not that my son who told
me, but you what you are a bum who does nothing in your house,
that he throws it to you from party to party, what example you
are giving to your son or when they do not show him any values,
that everything is everything and nothing at all. I think there has to be
a combination of values and correction of everything. So, as you well said
Alberto, there are many children who grew up who beat him to death and
it doesn' t work. Yeah, but there was no other way in
his house that wasn' t all the problems exactly. There was no conversation,
no example, no model, no proper conduct guide. Just a trumpet.
So, a trumpet, not a trumpet, is a trumpet in life,
two sacks of tubes. Every time we had to talk something out.
The dialogue was tube, tube I and he had a pod. Evidently what
to that? That' s what we mean, and sometimes you feel that
children, because they' re little, don' t see us, but
the children see a lot of what we do as parents, we worlds raised
in such a strong way that they sent us to look and told them to
bring me the scams and me the tower. Yeah, I mean, you
were gonna take me there I' m gonna give you a hair. And
now, gentlemen, you were going with that to your mouth. But the
parents made a mistake. It was when you were doing something and they asked
you you want vega I already he you want to see You. That'
s why boy bowl with fly grave again for you to see Chao by