And everyone' s going out in the morning. Let' s start a
worried Friday. Ah it was arranged at first, but just as you see
genrevis in that sheath, let' s talk about Friday worried, be carefree
about what you' re seeing in the world and in the Dominican Republic.
What' s bothering you. I am concerned about the situation that is being
experienced in the United States, because which one of the border, the politics,
the policy about me I believe that the United States is giving lessons that
I have learned enough from Latin America. As for politics, because I am
so good at bananas and I agree with the saying that when the United States
twists the rest of the world it gives it a pneumonium, then that,
that worries and, by the way, you know that all the editions taken
here always take as a reference two, because always deep. Yeah, yeah.
That worries me Look out of here. I' m worried about the
borage of violence that' s being lived in every direction, that is,
here the other day they got tied. You don' t get the horn
in a commercial square for a touch, an old man. Gentlemen, you
fucking old man of everything we' re worried about Friday at the rhythm of
the morning. I wish, Lydia, good morning, good morning, hello
to see. I' m worried about how out of control traffic is,
especially motorists, that nobody does anything, they leave the red, at least
this scarce that everything turned a destando to. I' m with you,
a bike, I' m with you. I think we talked about it
one day out of the air that indifference. This mess we' ve come
to has two. This is usually easy for you. This is easy to
figure out. First with a squad of snipers stationed on roofs of building in
peak hours with five bikers that you give him a shot and the rest they
' ll know that' s because of the recklessness. But easier and less
inhumane to North Korea is for engine importers here to be responsible for those guys
not taking an engine out of an agency without insurance, without badge and without
meeting the requirements. Well, and more than everyone else, don' t
sell an engine to anyone who doesn' t have a license and people are
gonna say good. But what happens is that the situation is extreme. They
demand extreme measures. The engines are out of control. You know that I
was talking to and are right now the most violent people on the streets and
are the people who contribute the most wounded and killed to the Dominican Republic'
s accident health system. That is why seventy- two percent of those who
are inside the opposite of those who are confined in a bed are motorists.
I was talking to a partner and she was telling me with all the tricks
of the world the problem of how they' re going to control it,
that is, how you grab it, because you know how engines are.
When he put on the helmet that I loved him, I said it was
about checking it out. I know, when there is the Adrian will,
everything can be seen. I' m going to be willing that I'
m not going to phase out deputies and senators. The one who introduces me
to a bill to regulate that kind of thing. It has my vote totally
gra and I propose that the law be amended, even if it is temporary,
and that all the privileges that within the law be removed, because those
privileges that contain the law to motorists for countries where the rider is responsible and
civilized. Those here are camicsi energy us on two animal wheels, on wheels,
so those people can' t have at their service a series of protections
and guarantees that do what they do is harm the citizen who moderately or minimally
complies with the rules. We' re talking two worried Fridays, five,
three, one, ninety- six fifty that morning rhythm. What you'
re seeing in and out of the Dominican Republic. What you' re worried
about Alberto right here where you are. There' s a crash there,
in front of the flag square, a gift there that you see a guagua
hit a biker with a young woman who goes with the retrovisol pod I stopped
I wasn' t there helping and stuff and the guy' s giving him.
It' s given to all the girls who are seated. No,
I mean, not that you have to take the boys to school and I
' m Jana, but you, you decided two people who are lying there.
We' re calling, not you, you can' t leave.
The luck that came most madame and I left him from that responsibility and the
same mom is also the north. You can' t leave and I told
him, but if you' re going to kill him all, I'
m going to have tea. I' d give you the data and already
take you guys to school because you' re nothing. Then yes, but
the problem is that. The problem is attitudes like that, because I tell
you the truth. In nine of every day accident that I see involving motorist,
the one that causes the accident is the motorist. So this man has
to take care of this nasty, he has to waste his time because of
the recklessness of a person. You' re understanding what' s going on,
I mean, you understand that accident. I' ll bet my health
the guy in the guagua didn' t provoke it. I can shoot a
video for you to see how my vehicle is completely scratched and hit from all
sides, because the bikers are throwing themselves at you, they' re hitting
me I happened on the avenue on this one that hits the bravo that goes
from the rivers. What' s the name of that sopponiente or change it
are I' m on a stopper. The guy starts playing the video that
moves me what' s going to happen and I' ll give him back
so I can leave him room for the ride. That' s what I
made true. Stay there, I gave him a little further. It'
s one I gave her later. You know why, because they don'
t submit to it. I' m in a vehicle queue waiting. They
can' t wait. No. They can' t wait for the street
from them are a filthy fucking plague that' s on motorcyclist street. They
' re the worst thing that' s ever happened to you in this country.
And then you follow the kas five and you sonata poof and I play
it wabre and trucker and then I see and changes it. The four plagues,
that of la, I have pointed it out from the highways and highways.
He came from the Dominican Republic. It' s seven fourteen minutes.
It' s the rhythm of the morning. Five, three, one,
ninety- six, fifty. We' re talking at this hour here in
the morning rhythm about what you' re seeing in and out of the Dominican
Republic. What are you worried about? Good morning, good morning. That
thing you' re dealing with turns it over to him, bringing him yes
and the ramon what they add up to, asking that he' s also
sticking in the screams. It' s the cars and they even break it
down there Ask me I' m tending the right mirror of them. The
other day, in a guy' s gomez with Kenney in a flame,
with an aland Robert, a guy throws a squirt of dirty water at him
and the guy but cleans it and says look at him he' s exaso
starts to shout at him and the tiger under his video pulled out his cannon
and told him how big you were telling him. Then you shoot those people.
That' s the worst. And then the problem is yours. But
the problem is that the state does not guarantee ordinary citizens safe avenues free of
aggressors. Good morning, Alberto, good team. What worries you about the
inside and it was discrimination, but I baptized him. The bikers have a
wave that h a sn looks small and so they understand. You know by
any alley on the blessed freeway another plague. Here my friend Carlos Angel writes
to me that I don' t leave out the fall guy is that those
are ex- motorboys who now entered the small car business. Seven fifteen minutes.
Good morning, hi, hi, honey. Gentlemen, I' m
worried. All the nationals there is piano that I, all the supermarkets in
Santo Domingo, this is you going everywhere and here I think more Haitian than
Dominican. Gentlemen, you are very strong. There she is worried about Haitians.
Five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty Fridays of concern
here rhythm in the morning of what' s going on inside and out what
you care about paying attention to what whore said and the other day have forward.
I have an atomic bomb arsenal there for you to know where the nice
one is. The putinta butter mocked seventy- one years and people start to
have what it was in their head and clearly gives me what it pursues real.
Good morning. Yeah, good morning, Dale, good morning. I
' m worried about normalizing, that' s how he' s interviewing totas.
So Yolanda sand was given interviews by the lord who killed my Breton as
well, that is to say, normalizing and victimizing the person who already passed
away then, such as putting as heroes or as a victim those who committed
the fact, that is a horrible thing. Yeah, the heck of Vaina
or good morning. You' re concerned about the status of the criminal procedure
code they have in custody in Congress. But it' s just that giving
him pa alante rap go a lot. He' s 20 years old and
he' s not gonna try twenty- five. He' s in next
year. Among what goes well and is believed is also to manage the ninety
and believe me that it is not because of the three causes that has arrested
you. The three causes are the exact excuse of a smoke curtain. That
' s not why, I think. That' s not why good morning,
two thousand is worth Alberto. I' m worried about the ease with
which bikers get out when they make an accident or have something. I had
a situation with one that got me a parked vehicle in front of my dad
' s business and you had to pay so you wouldn' t get tired
he was who. That lasted more than ten years in justice and in the
end, because my insurance. At that time forgiveness was overcome, it was
broken by the super- intendency of insurance that they are lawyered for was aha
is correct in front of there to the medical center Grande. Yeah, so,
at the end of the day, to joo close that, after ten
years, I had to pay and the bread at thirty thousand pesos for me
to get out of it, because it didn' t let go and I
had my insurance up to date. I worked in a private company at the
time, just like now. But the car garo full as is the case.
Your paradora rooster or in an archaeapo society that I have made a citizen
have to spend tens of thousands of pesos because a damned man hits his vehicle,
because that is the problem of the law of the Dominican Republic. He
hit me parked by those aspects of the law are not for countries like ours,
where justice is corrupt, where lawyers are corrupt, where insurers collude with
lawyers, judges and the police. That' s not for the Dominican Republic.
Ah me so has to be India' s whip. I had to
pay a lawyer privately to get out of that problem and make a deal with
him and pay him the money to leave me alone for ten years. Well,
and it' s not the only case that I know of people who
have their vehicle standing on the street and it just can' t be possible
that whoever hits your vehicle you then have to take care of it, because
it' s possible. Well, in the Dominican Republic that' s not
it. That should not be because of the nature of the Dominican Republic.
Now, when the Dominican Republic is already another in that regard, we can
think of making laws more similar to Costa Rica and less similar to Switzerland'
s graduate. That one, gentlemen, I see those boticus you need,
but he' s such a guilty manolo. They' re the stinking legislators.
The five, three, one, ninety- six and fifty to communicate
with us, Peter Basketball, you know they end up in networks a lot.
People say that in the networks he' s hurting people. And it
' s not a matter of people saying. There are already studies that have
been confirmed by several that have been quite conclusive. The last observations of the
last ten fifteen years remember what he told them, but go from mental health
to a lot more things, if apart from gossip and that kind of content
and questions, with that word I do not like, not content. Well,
the case is all those kinds of issues that people get to do in
networks and that people go up, certainly, there are also many things that
are also positive that also highlight that there are issues that are quite positive,
but well, it' s not what people consume the most. But,
there are certainly things that I am now realizing, that I found out through
the networks and, for example, one of those things that I found out
was the question of the elections, the results and that kind of thing about
how the issues were going the serious part, because remember yours that you put
your it is to that question of openings of electoral battle. I' ll
give them over there, look at you good. Then this stuff you found
out about the nets. You say even look at yourself that traditional media has
its good. My main source of information is networks, networks exactly true.
I made him. Don' t think that I find out about Radio Bema,
that I follow the media and live stuck in Acá, because it updates
super fast and one learns about many vaginas, but the networks as a medium,
but the media as a source, we are the media. Obviously,
when I see one thing, if it' s like important logical questions,
apart from gossip. So, if I see her by the rades and or
try to confirm if I ask, if I always ask googleo not much.
I don' t see anything google read yes, well. It' s
the same thing as a volumeta. A net went out five, three,
one, ninety- six, fifty good one day go Dale. I found
out about murder The girl is in love with the one in the free trade
zone, the one Paula killed, the one the coworkers killed, and the
company didn' t do anything to protect her. Not even in the matter,
for say, they are ninety- nine percent of the free zone.
I didn' t know what the company was. They' ve had it
more by the company and a lucky one seems to be moving a well-
moved fat, because the middle pair was published and then you go in the
middle find the edited note. Good morning. I didn' t know,
but I found out through networks. Good morning, guys, it' s
gonna shake us all. But that' s how I' m interested in
Lagar' s death. It was all on Twitter. I don' t
remember them like now. So a friend of us today on the show in
the two thousand twelve, out there January of two thousand two, when he
hit himself, burned himself with his partner in the room of the year.
I found out there, too Yes, he wrote to me. It was
a person, to me he wrote to someone, I don' t remember
who it was, but he wrote to someone I wrote by Whatsapp. Good
morning, good morning, I have, I found out to burn them and
marlos had died. The actor died another so or so many already. It
is Mara yes, that of passion of Gavilana and the body of desire.
We' re going to googlea to Maul. I' m aware that Mario,
that I have a group of friends being people Mario, yes Marro,
no Mario, yes Marro Mario, we' re going to see Marrio dead.
It' s believed that fifty- two years old alive, I had
him killed poor Mario Cara. It' s just that people do that.
Yeah, he knows that Mario Simaro didn' t die because of this call
to misinform. It' s the nets. That' s the networks,
they' re, but they' re making it expressly clear, that is,
they make it evil, it' s the perversity of people. Mario,
if Marro is alive. It' s 7: 00 a m Good
morning, I knew, but good morning. You know that the boil that
was going to launch the 27 o' clock level pass, I had to
have different news. Truth be told, who' s gonna sit in a
sheath that' s gonna go down. He throws himself He hears this one
all he has. Hope you pull out of what is for the company that
sanctioned the Ministry of Labor where the young Paula Santa Ana was working is called
oscar Caribe l ls or inter Ger Holding OK. He' s got a
holding company and I also think it' s the first news of sixty zero
that they' ve published where he puts it and it' s because he
penalized the company, he fined the Ministry of Labour, but he also passes
those people good morning, already well, yes, I, as I was
aware, I found out through networks or I didn' t find out that
there' s a corduroy that has an Indian war and eats for fuel and
in test it and he had a little something that didn' t celia,
that they told him that that that shit didn' t get involved, that
he was Miguel de Bargelina. Say Vaina that the device was ah that genetic
of the Chinese cars. He said I' m associated with him. Oh,
bucto. Then he seems to have made a pick- up and also
discredited him for the pick- ups and they look at people talking about pick
- up and I found out that the device got to him. The device
came in. Yeah, I found it in instagram. It' s called
vehicles. The other page you' re talking about a vehicle. Looked like
it looked really good. It' s good. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
listen to it The country wait for you. I was stopped against all
odds. Good afternoon, I' m home, I' m home Look
man. Now if you go half the nice tanage, no excuses, no
invention. This equipment is used in the United States by the federal institutions that
regulate the use and quality of fuel. Now there' s no invention.
There' s seven twenty- two minutes. Well, I didn' t
know it to keep it networked. Good morning, good morning, Alberto,
how are you doing? Good morning, look at the familiar things are atrocities,
like a lady who comes out on the net saying she took her mom
or the construction to have him have sex with an old man. There he
looked for what or how much the creation of the things one says my God,
but what until when what the fuck, but fuck that same how good
that such good morning, Good morning, my people, how it is going
to ride you all well, well, well, well. I' ve
integrated two things. A few resences and one many years ago. Many years
ago I saw your faces for the first time in the nets. It was
that I saw them I imagined I would have fallen in love with me,
right, thank you very much. Many years ago, Adriano wasn' t
here. That' s when I saw life. What Alberto looks like,
how Peter looks perfect and recently old. He gets 15 and the doctor'
s crazy. It' s true not another vagina too. That' s
a lie. That trial isn' t over, not because you still don
' t lack one. Hey, the last one' s not worth it
in the first plan You see what I' m saying. I ran into
that in the networks and look at how people are more uninformed than ever.
Look Alberto If many years ago I' m going to turn seven here you
don' t stay themselves. When you' re gonna turn six, seven,
six, I' m six. You entered Gos of the year two
thousand and eighteen. I entered not because in July, in July of that
year Pamela left, Pamela, November two thousand eighteen. Yeah, that'
s where you went into Pamela' s omina. Well, yeah, in
two thousand and eighteen, remember that my vacation was that November. She went
out in the morning to Carol g She passed almost one to Jenny Rivera.
Uh- huh in a Jenny Rivera. It would be terrible. I'
ll take those pictures. I still can' t erase it. Where the
plane fell from, I don' t know. You must have imagined that
Vende dropped Jennir' s wig, but it' s her hair and a
foot, that is, her was horrible, one foot from them. I
don' t know. In other words, where that plane fell, they
were destroyed and scattered all over the piece, because it seems that the plane
did not catch fire when it hit the ground where it fell twelve years ago.
And well, Carol G almost lived in a similar experience. Her plane
had to make a merchandising landing after the pilot reported smoke problems in the cabin.
The private aircraft of the international superestria, Carl Ge, made an emergency
landing in Bannois yesterday, on a night after the pilot, then, said
smoke in the cabin. The a r seven HD was high when the Colombian
reggaeton artist, Grammy winner, left the plane and hugged friends and associates on
the track. But I kiss earth. The plane took off from Bank Bar
Airport. Thursday night with sixteen people on board flying east, but when the
ship reached campass it turned around and the pilot reported problems in the air.
This was received. The plane was received by emergency teams rhizon soft landing at
Bannouis airport, about nine o' clock at night in the United States having
been injured. His plane is decorated with the logo of the heart of barbed
wire that is tattooed on the singer' s arm. It' s not
clear why Carolgi was in L A, but she' s on tour tomorrow.
It' ll be nice in Latin America. Just imagine that woman of
all these people, with the ticket bought, looks Alberto, especially with the
struggle that is catching paracos. One' s sure that deep hour weed,
we' re deep. Your pilot already sells Twitter. Please, you can
' t. I think I dick it the lap Ok chapter smoke House marijuana.
Yeah, but that one can' t. You can' t.
It was the first time with a plane of this, because it experiences a
similar situation and is turned by any plane or which gravity. Yes, but
the most common cases we' ve seen in recent years are private planes,
because the ox as old. Yeah, because those are the regulations that are
different for each other. Why. Well, the same one. I mean,
I understand that the United States is too large a number of private aircraft
and the problem is that the amount of resources that the f that is called
the E has. FA is very limited and therefore the rules are different.
In fact, cargo transport pilots a few years ago were demanding that, please,
they also put them under the one hundred and twenty- one that is
the commercial, because the commercial has recorded years without accidents and an army cost
Amazon a plane and Fede atlas Byme. You don' t remember the day
you live was one of Fede' s, if one of FedEx' s
at the airport forfol Or it was Momojoque maintenance in commercial and everything is a
lot more rigid, more strict thing. Yeah, she was traveling, I
imagine with her work team and they say people and if there' s people
that sure was pretty much tes came in plane, not her plane. Or
he' s small. If that was the team. It' s small
of a lot more people, because here you' re going to hang out
with twenty- four people with twenty- four urban and it' s true
because I have a businessman who hired one and the type of guy asked for
a scene for twenty- four people, who was his dredge team. No,
but it lasts or what doesn' t. But, please, I
swear, seriously, seriously, seriously. It' s not a lie that
if Dad calls against you, it' s not fum ulvano. And the
guy I asked for, I pray, he believes four people. No.
No, no, no, a guy who takes him to the nets or
a guy who shoots his picture, a photographer' s assistant, a plump
glass, a scabbard of the vasophone, the basophon who buys the marijuana on
the piece. It' s a logistics that has that guy, the driver,
two bad hides three ballerina with yank on the right rings, it'
s true the dancer. And when, why, why most den BOWs dancers
look like Merin Black' s coffee word. It' s a valid question,
not sure, it' s a valid question, why most den Bow
dancers seem to coffy word as a poor child without the parasitization After you answer
well, hey you come Dale. With all that, then don' t
let go of the show. I haven' t mentioned any particular artists.
I just run into a lot of patroness videos. Oh, because it'
s something else. In Tiktok I take with a lot of video and the
urban artists of bosses that I see in the videos that I find in ticktos
remember that I am doing a specialty, a master' s degree in social
networks and the dancer of patrons are not the same ones of the ballerina and
I dedicate time to social networks per day to study it. And in the
videos that I analyze, I get a lot of videos of bosses. Now
for the carnival, there were many parties that in Cotwi, that in the
vega, that different than over there, for the northwest line and in everything
that videos that I saw, an urban one looked at me began to draw
the attention that the dancers look coffie worn are a overcome banker. But there
' s a question, and it' s that, for example, you
' re telling me that urbans go to the benches to do casting and get
out of there women who end up dancing in bow or are or are bankers
that in their dayly days, on their days off, so you have these
parties and are caught up to make ballerina. Then they sting and sting or
carry both jobs. At the same time they are associators and class or then
the same, the same as the bosses who use for videos because, as
they are many together, they cannot raise the budget. Now, when you
go for a platform, I don' t know that you' re going
to open up a reggaetoner. One thing like that, you already have a
ballerina set. I can ask a question that doesn' t sound bad,
but why do most of her tattoos look like they' ve done it with
pen to allow you to be, which isn' t the same, because
you have to say because you talked about video and I sometimes bump into video
that pays for YouTube advertising of these videos that are with basofog in Vaina neighborhood
pods and neighborhoods, farmhouses and things and you see them and many of them
have tattoos. Here as in the chest, and the tattoos I see them
I mean, I' m not expert in tattoos, but one sees videos
of gringas and gringos and one sees videos of these artists and of boricuas and
pods So, for example, Rabo Alejandro has the body, he has everything
complete and he looks clear and beautiful tattoos, because they did it a long
time ago alberto O and there are no prisoners poet pawing them retouching you know
what counts. You touch him they' re a tattoo for that, so
they look like when I wrote to myself and made dolls in my arms,
but I mean, to retouch the tattoo in a better way to buy eight
tea milk. If there' s one thing I have to admit to urban
people, it' s that they' re good. How many times a
year these dancers who are several have abortions, they do not do the same
thing a dancer of a party of patroness than the dancer that they put,
for example, for the stage of the party of Telemicro on December thirty-
one. The belly. The belly is altered depending on the type of medications
you use to abort. What' s going on is that belly is because
they spend the night and you know that on the road you eat fry and
drink beer provokes like that cask type coffie warm of fu again I' m
not asking you what I' m asking a question. I mean, that
frying belly doesn' t mean fonda fried. Those people, when do you
know about shoes Good morning? Good morning, or good morning, Alberto you
know that name has, that character, has a name aha. They'
re called trout, truchitas. I can do it from the street s androchita,
but I like to associate them with what looks like it to me.
I see them in the videos of Tiktok Bailaste in patroness and I think of
mening Black, because I thought that in the trout it is the ones that
walk with the nine hundred and ninety with the veto glued the babe heavy one
and the trout is the modern form two thousand twenty- two, thousand twenty
- two of calling the crickets, that is, what used to be a
cricket in the neighborhood, which is not the same as a plane. Not
because a plane is a moving woman who lands on any track, but a
cricket is a misaligned ugly expectant from the neighborhood who thinks she' s hot
and who lives jumping from braguette to braguetta. That' s a smoking cricket.
They danced meringue, they danced doggy and that now. And just like
these had coffie bellies, not worma and the plane got used a little bit
more. Not the plane, for example, we can differentiate from women from
the medium who are crickets and women who are planes versus. Leather isn'
t the same. I mean, the middle leather is the one that makes
money with your body and uses the medium as a showcase. But there are
planes that are good, but they are given half- farandulas. The cricket
is the perpent or that comes the medium makes famous, etcetera. And,
like the plane, it jumps from braguet to bragueta. But the difference with
the bron is the plane, the plane is selective, just like the lady
who sells sex for money, but the cricket doesn' t. The cricket
gives you from the sound one that is the control of where you record from
there down that is from the master' s technician to the safety of the
channel or the station. The plane, the plane is selective. Remember that
in the nineties there was a generation in the radio of locutoras that divided between
airplanes, crickets and leather. Yeah, for example, there' s a
famous story all over the country. There is a famous story of some people
who were going to give a cricket aha on the staircase of a building.
Yeah, I know and there was one operating and the kid said that not
that one, yeah, called me, but a dance and not size and
the guy with his thing in his hand. That was, that was a
scream or that was an exact plane. That was because I was that she
worked in a family home. That was an aspirational cricket, airplane, plane,
but she worked in a family house. Yeah, she worked at the
family house and she would put those guys in, she would put that family
house. Oh, my God, that' s not me, not me
I know that story. But coming back a little bit that called it,
it' s called m o s ja one of cars. I can tell
you the way what' s in there now. No. No, no,
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no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, Obvica people.
Oh, God, we' re not coming, because it' s there.
Carol Gi had to get her plane back to an emergency stylized airport.
Eyes on Carolina. We' re saying no cricket and nothing like that.
We got there for another reason, s Adriana gome is unpopular opinion that you
have so many. I' ve got a lot. I' ve got
a lot. We share the vast majority. I' ve got a lot.
Yeah, we' re going to five, threeci one, ninety-
six, fifty. The rhythm of the morning, by rhythm ninety- six,
five the best. Ah look yesterday I read attention. I read this
morning as I was recovering from a late night in the morning than to you
who smoke a lot of marijuana, which is three, two or I don
' t know how many more times you tend to have heart problems or ice.
There are those who smoke indiscriminately. It' s ri as it was.
Yeah, yeah, which one was that weed devil. I can'
t believe you' re giving her the marihuara. How many times a day
you give him that. It scared me fast. That five or three,
one ninety- six. Here we give dopingh attention to the vega. No
one can work on this team who consumes patient copo. I agree. Well,
it' s time. Good morning, what is Alberto Dale Dad,
but I' m one of those who think that drugs should legalize it.
I don' t consume any of that, but it would be a way
to collect more taxes. Yes, prostitution is also not illegal under the Constitution.
What is illegal is prosenetism. He wants to take care of you,
remember, he makes you his transaction with some exact people. I' ll
charge you. I think it shows the alternative communication hairs of this country.
You know how people can prove that Fulana says it to him and charged him
one exactly that, like good morning, good morning, good morning, good
morning. He' s been from a young non- juve. That doesn
' t mean I' m a boring person. That means you take care
of yourself. Because I, who am young and don' t smoke or
stick in the room or anything, I said I was bored. No,
brother, please, they' re calm, they' re healthy They expect
you to have lung problems. I am almost twenty- two so is young
and because I have a companion who during three envious Adriana of ben good morning
videos, good day, give her so much Sunday, I can not bear,
a tribute tomás, soberterio, a tribute, a clearer tribute, there
is not. I know what my unpopular opinion is that boys should not be
left homework in school One ends up doing one. Not because of that,
but because you have to leave those people alone. They already last eight hours
in a school. I' m at home. Also that task of those
long days of class should not imply that the boy has to say that he
does chores. There should be within the educational program, a time space where
he does the responsibilities of the next day. And if there is one that
involves the participation of the child' s father or parents, they are quite
specific within the educational curriculum. But a child who arrives at seven o'
clock in the morning, a school that goes out at four o' clock
in the afternoon, the fuck can get on three hours of homework or not
for God' s sake. Or for God' s sake, good morning
what time he' s gonna be a kid. Well, Rica walks everyone
good hello or they can' t take one more madman. Already Santo Domingo
and Mao come here about Santo Domingo are ex- marihuaneers and ex- tecatos.
Ninety- nine percent of what they' re up on the street rambling
around, I think so, and the rest or what they' re from
the fallitizers eye care Here we need your help. Someone from Mao who calls
and says why I know. He says there' s Mao size not crazy.
I' ve never been loved in my life, I' ve never
been loved. But that of Santo Domingo is explained because here the neighborhoods are
overflowing with drugs and there is a very high incidence of Kisophrenia and the ker
Vaina, which is the product of people who have toured themselves. I understand
drugs. Good morning, a good day, yes, or put a lot
of drugs on film. There is Mao yes, that is the product of
them and pop unpopular oponion. You don' t have to like anyone.
Who told you that very big son of you, and the fact that you
had a landlady doesn' t mean you' re going well, you'
re going to be good at this. That' s called my God I
was reading about it the other day people think the title makes them smart.
I avoid many people who graduate and then are shouting, teaching the title that
I don' t get a job. Move my love. Move and it
' s not an article about him. You' re gonna see, okay
I' m gonna have to lie there. I tell you now five or
three, about, ninety- fifty good. I think there' s a
specific case that you have to kill people, that' s what keeps people
for forty years, but not yet called. I totally agree. With you,
I always agreed with Luissin Jiméne' s position. What happens is that
it seemed like a mountain difficult to climb when he posed for too terrible cases,
because, for example, in two years we will have one of the
most terrible monsters free again on the street, and how we, as a
society, will live with a person who will be forty- nine years old
when he gets out of jail. After committing a drawer as heinous as the
one he perpetrated in the year nineteen hundred and ninety- six. That would
easily have been putting him on death row, his process, etcetera. Talk
to him and then kill him how you want to die. Tell me you
cremorias or chao or like in Japan, that you never know the day you
are going to be executed, that today may be the last, like tomorrow.
Good morning, Greetings, Good morning, Dale, look for you to
determine if a person gave it to someone with money. That' s easy
to analyze. Good morning, Dale, Dale, Dad totally agreed when what
Adriana was mentioned the title doesn' t do to you because I can tell
you from my own experience. It' s eight years that I graduated and
if not because I take the initiative to literally lend myself to get ready on
the street to put on a profession, because my family had an intern job.
That is the cancer of modern society. Today not only Dominican Republic,
because before the University arrived the most suitable. Now it comes to anyone,
because the University stopped being what it was believed in the beginning was one thing
and then it became a very lucrative business. Not just here. That'
s not a big problem, it started to deal with in the 1970s.
That' s where you thought there was a book I was reading about.
That' s why I said that concept and I can read and you can
find out about the book is called credentialism. Societies focus a lot on that
you have to have a degree, you must graduate, etcetera. But sometimes
you don' t need to. You graduated from a sheath for your economic
success social success. I mean, whatever you want, it' s just
that the problem lies right there in society. We' ve been prepared to
study, study, send you to college to make money and it doesn'
t really teach you that you do. Universities for knowledge do not pay is
easy is very interesting. Read if the guy' s called. Author Randall
Collins wrote his book in the nineteen hundred and seventy- nine. It'
s a sociological issue that' s interesting to my best here at the universities.
They have discussed it, but Dominican Republic, in universities are businesses that
have to generate profitability. And here there is a university that has created careers
that are of absolutely no use and guess what people who don' t want
to study in those careers are enrolling in that semester that costs 80, 000
eighty- four thousand ninety- five zero and the parents pay him that money
because the child has to graduate from something. After that, the child can
' t do anything. He' s got a tool that took him four
years to get it. And there are people who think they' re smarter,
who' s more productive, and who' s better for society because
alone because they have a title and a point. And that' s not
like that. There is no correlation of intelligence and title at the end that
this bias often happens a lot. Some people think he' s smarter because
he graduated from college. And I think the best example that intelligence here correlates
with the title is the teaching class, because the quality of other teachers.
It' s below mediocre, below mediocre, and they' re all exactly
titled. So it' s interesting that subject of this that this Mr Carnald
Collings, tell that book. Watch out because I' m always attacked with
that sheath. I' m reading about limos credit, but I' m
not reading Ragand Colling' s book. There are summaries that you can find
and you can have notions of the criteria that this gentleman began to study in
the 1960s and would lead this gentleman to end up writing a book in the
seventy- eight or seventy- nine on this topic is written a lot and
here, in the Dominican Republic there is little matter in question, but I
know that there are universities where these topics are discussed. Here in the Republic
it is eight o' clock in the morning, asks Adriana that unpopular opinion
that you have eight hundred, one hundred, one hundred, nine, five,
three, one, ninety- six, fifty the morning rhythm for one
hundred ninety- six. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning, Dale
paul mate ta buttocks wig that you wear you' re still an exact man.
Those ideas are popular here. Most people are pretty clear. Yeah,
good morning, good morning. Well, yeah, hi boy. Hey,
I' ve got two as white as you can see it, or I
can see it It can be a hygienic man who has a bit of a
tooth, turns it around and doesn' t always. A woman who talks
about it is going to have pink. Sometimes you find him so purple.
Looks like a bent elbow. Eva What a game, well, yes,
ugly boy than boy who make it ugly. If there' s an ugly
ugly boy and then you have to wake up what a cute name. I
' m not a hypocreet, I' m not a mancillo and the child,
but there' s an ugly child and they' re born ugly and
they' re born flo and you have to say that how cute. I
' ll stay quiet. No. I don' t tell him anything.
I don' t say anything, because I don' t have to win
either. Gentlemen, the children who have to put it together and love it
and find it beautiful are the parents. I don' t have to go
about validating your self- esteem anymore, building self- esteem, or anything
like that. There isn' t a bad thing here either, since the
ugliest child. I think of that in your head, there' s my
head, but there' s an ugly boy. There is an opinion of
the wise friend who says that ugly women only study teaching because he thinks it
is the only place they record to make ran. I didn' t study.
Okay, I pee please, I make friends, but I' m
not seeing that. Fe women study three careers and because they think they hear
well, in three homeowners of ugly women accounting nursing and internal teachers. I
' ve had quite beautiful, beautiful, beautiful teachers. You guys were anointed
by the rubber today. Of course it' s our friend who sends us
a list and I read I' m reading what they write to us.
Says this friend Peter Basketball. No. No, no, because what the
first one he said the other said I' ll read it. He says
he' s afraid to find me. No, because find me a lady
who studied magisterium, who lives in us philosopher right now. First of all,
the ugly principal of ugly women. They only study teaching because they think
it' s the only place they' re going to accept it. And
he' s still out there. Sure, I' m watching here,
there you' re going to read something, but five, three, one,
ninety- six, fifty And to keep this even, we' re
not going to stay on this first stage. We' re going to stay,
we' re going to deal with the issue of ugly women, but
after the break we' re going to say the preferred jobs or professions of
ugly men. So you don' t think it' s a matter of
misogi not being a program. Here we give you we apply gender equity.
Good morning, good many. On top of that, first we' re
good at alberto a question to your car or analyst Bonita pin start and look.
I' ll tell you a year now, in March. Hey,
hey, I' ve got a late adage already in Ton treng and six
over there in the sky. I don' t know. I think it
' s one of the more ugly professions. That' s exactly the one
on the radio. The radio is full of ugly women. Well, and
the crazy professional authors, that is, the ones who' ve been through
school from those who' ve been through school. Yeah. Yeah, yeah,
sad tris, yeah, yeah? Yeah? Yeah? I was an
ugly year. Good morning, good morning, now give her those who are
psychologists, but those who are psychologists like from school, I don' t
remember what you DIGANPAE psychology graduates in sheath psychology and make some specialty in education
a guana. Good morning, school principal Good morning. John' s day
tray well, yes, as of day you put are an accountant of those
who are lives here are in pal de bair that is pretty. No.
I, no, no, no, five, three, one, ninety
- six and fifty we talked here in the morning rhythm. Peter Vasquez is
going I' m reading that if you know any that the ends of marveling
at your house in the east, the teachers are only going to nine of
the mari I' m reading good morning they were fathered by the mos,
but they' re all womenizers. Now it is not giving families professions that
study ugly women, ugly women' s professions than men' s. We
' re here right now, good morning, Dale, good morning, good
morning, lads. Politics is full of ugly women. They' ve been
cleaning it up little by little. Which party has the largest number of ugly
candidates on its payroll. Or I can tell you the municipality, hearing from
the candidates and the ugliest candidates of the Great Santo Domingo, the dog of
Santo Domingo Norte brother me. Another day I went out with critical eyes and
a walk around the city and started studying posters and really when we don'
t have, we have no luck. Don' t let Alberto learn you.
I tell you if Beti won for her proposals, b gan because of
all those on the posters were the prettiest, the least ugly, not the
pretty, truth, the pretty is a beautiful woman, yes, yes,
very pretty, very pretty. And this hair is her stick. Good morning,
well the day all the women who study industrial engineering, the industrial engineers
say he and if twenty- five, three, one, ninety- six
and fifty we are talking professions that prefer ugly ladies. Good morning, ice
cream grabs. There are four nurses. Professor Honda pal fuck, saw her
analyst or the p didn' t go away anymore. Good morning, three
out of three notary public. Today I saw her or inspector of the Ministry
of Labour vienda the mess God Good morning. Which one will give you the
human resources manager. They' re all ugly. Oh, there' s
no character in the networks you call I' m in charge of anti-
human resources, which is like a stereotype. Let me see it in a
few days when they work in human resources. They' re beautiful, beautiful
people here. I don' t, I call myself good. What do
I tell you? Let me write to him on purpose how slow are we
going? You think twenty of your microphones are yours Sámi that' s called
those women. I' m from anti- human resources to if I find
her the girl who' s a meme good morning, the box supervisors in
the supermarket good day, tell her which one was in the civil engineer rutica.
Five, three, one, ninety- six and fifty We speak peitter
you go at this hour. The professions they study choose the ladies who are
not graced with beauty. Hey, listen, the guy in the human video
and a family member' s death permits are asking you three days in advance.
There are inhuman resources and here we kill you wage increases or in your
dreams. I' m from inhuman resources and in this company there' s
no money to train anyone. I am of inhuman resources and the sharing that
is in this company is only for the bosses and for the important people,
not for how gruesome they work here. I' m from inhuman resources and
I don' t have the vision of your company. But if you fuck
him ring me they' re calling. But I' m all tik tok
or and courage is past this video. You know for me to post it
to you is this, yeah, what is your adres like this, that
' s human resources in your company. Good morning. Good morning, Good
morning, Doll Gunna, how we are well, Brother Dale hears all those
who work customer care in small banks not to mention the name and the one
who works in user care. See more we' re leaving the devils.
How many people escape five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty.
What are the professions that ladies prefer little graced with beauty. Good morning,
well, look, well, good morning for the good, good morning.
The women who teach social. The teacher who follows social i ah is
true, god or. I had silver bill greetings, Daddy greetings is true.
Social professionals, they' re all ugly. I didn' t have
a pretty social teacher. In fact, I had a Blonde social teacher.
And it looks like there the dye rotted his social science hair, because it
was always bitten his hair, as well as broken as a piece. And
she was Blonde. Was it Blonde? It was Blonde, Blonde, Chemical
Blonde, Blonde, Blonde, made Blonde of dye from that hand that is
mmmmmm. Blonde wikiy wiki, those who studied in the emma. They'
ll remember there. I' m not gonna say the name Wow. That
woman has no more saying Good morning, I already have four and I knew
clinic that goes hand in hand with the culturers, the one that I had
computer, the accountants. Me the other, the magisterium, the hysterium.
Good morning, last, good morning, uh, good morning, Alberto,
good here, good sunset of the last mol o. I' m going
to finish the subject. Then here PX takes ugly this country and another.
I put myself on my sheath from YouTube and stuff like that in interle believe
me that also in countries, in other countries, in the same pod,
that they study the same pages, exclusive of here, exclusive of here channel
hundred and five one channel and now, obviously, it is up to men.
It came just now to the boys. So the time has come for
the unsettled professions that they prefer referred to men is ugly already wrote one over
here announcer, but announcer is a classic. Yes, because the announcer gave
him the opportunity to those who were not very physically graceful to become famous.
And it' s not a Dominican Republic issue. It was only like that
in the United States. The first major radio voices in the U S were
men who were not very physically graceful because what they had had physically graced ended
up being theater actors. That America had a lot of theater and there'
s always been a lot of theater and they also ended up in the cinema.
There, well, yes, exactly, it makes sense, but if
you had actor concerns, you ended up doing radio performance, because there was
what was called radio theaters. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and because they
' re voice projection, etcetera. Physical appearance wasn' t that important.
Eight or twenty- three minutes. Good morning, good sos, good day
team of professions preferred for ugly men, lawyer or lawyers are very good,
but worse if the lawyer is dedicated to notifying you know a notary that this
good or something like that. Not a notary. Notaries are the ones who
record truth and what they certify. Bailiffs are what the pods take me to
the house, what they do to you in base. However, the sheath
I don' t know anything acil that' s nice, not girl any.
He' s afraid it' s the kind of studies good morning,
good morning, big boys, big boys. In this profession, you see,
women and men are right. Listen to the amen and I loved them
Lords, you had aligned it to YouTube. It looks like it' s
a group of little crabs and the colpieon and sheath hu Those people give you
a ticket and I have a lot of friends to my greetings for good brarlin.
You hear Alberto Dale psychology, that' s a pang for an ugly
man. He' s an ugly man sound engineer or studio sheath. The
accountants are also ugly accountants, yes, they are pedicets of those tigers,
what they keep accounting for the colmadón is called that I have several friends inventories.
Greetings my friend Angel in America and greeting people. We' re going
well and a classic already from my circle of friends of the last few years.
There' s an accountant, uh, not even the money fixed.
Greetings for chubby, fonder, a friend ginme. Here. Computers totally and
computer have a problem that they have as a species, as a delay,
as they are what is called dislexi to a sheath, so walk like this
always as abstracted from the world. Good morning, check out, tell him
something that' s uglier than a car downstairs. A mechanic, the mechanics.
Right, you know a mechanic who' s good none. And already
when the mechanic is muddy. When the mechanic is already muddy, you know
why you have to have confidence. You don' t see that, and
the mechanic falls into the category of master. Right, right, right,
right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right,
right, right, right, right, right, right, right,
right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right,
right, right, right, right, right, right, right,
right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right,
right, right, right, right, right, right, right,
right, right, right. You swear to him you can tell him master
to trust, which is the one who knows. That' s the one
who knows in the workshop they have it there for that and that everyone who
wears the same in a company is gone to the real builders building cabinet masters.
There aren' t two. Yeah, plumber, plumber, good morning.
That one can be ugly, feña the porfia and the roads trans apartment
and difficult it is true why they can not be good ah so what it
is called that. What you know that sellers come to that psalm because,
as they are sellers, the image is part of the requirement to sell itself
clearly yes, one has one that another ugly friend that mind comes roots,
Yes, but they are not the norm. I' m not, but
the TV presenters here are ugly, too. The thing is, to get
presenters by talent to themselves here, here, man, I' m saying
good morning. Well, good morning. Good morning, gentlemen, you'
re all ugly. Why senders and collectors all have to be ugly. It
' s because of the sun that you' re very good at it.
You know a guy who teas good that you' re a sender, it
' s not sun that gives them a lot of ground. They get tight,
five, three, one, ninety- six and fifty. We'
re talking about the preferred professions of ugly men. Good morning, very good
morning, boys, good morning. You' ve ever seen some cool bombs
no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Well
or a back guard I met feel good morning, well, I saw it
and the delivery you know that the platformers are nice because thank God and Hugo
Chavez and Maduro sent us a litter of Venezuelans who here are doing that job.
Nice And there are, but it is already happening like other vain ones
that had before a lot of Venezuelan who, as they do well, are
girders. They drop that in a band and leave the ugly space in the
exact yard. That' s why the customer service that has fallen, because
at first, when they started to arrive, ended up in restaurants and bars,
providing services like waiters, etcetera, and they were super nice. But
then they' re people looking to progress and they' ve moved from there.
Then what do the years of business do. It puts a place,
but I' m going to put that name to a company like the ugly
point com good not to go Hello Girl. Yeah, good morning, how
are we doing and she' s got two issues and the last one concerns
me Look. First of all, in mayors there' s a little bit
of a mayor who' s around the world, not any of them.
Last one was what. The second here is the one that hurts me the
jurislogists all Saint Peter, Martin you Balago. Don' t say that for
Dr Cinnamon. Please, Diego Rivera, but Fecco doesn' t pass the
channel that much. He makes an exception because you' re double. Ugly
there is but there was bye says this way. Says this friend around here,
not us engineers, being you' re all ugly and dark. Most
of the women' s are gone, but I haven' t seen a
single flesh in my entire career. Says this and what was that is grandson
so he sent that to me for no good good days that what hand gives
him Montó you know that the tubs that are in the lavautos are not only
like cro but they are like half androids, like weird and walk with the
buttocks outside. They are not part of the urbanity, as they say of
UTFE, but they are like rare, they have as what I eat as
a hook and the knees as they go already seem like traitrerrestre. The last
two urbans in this country that were beautiful and could be pulled out of the
country. One is Messia and the other is Marvin mc bing. Later,
there' s nothing else. Please, we need him, as in an
interview he keeps telling me he' s a dog in the pull. I
saw him in. The gomez yes on mistakes, yes, yes, none
are pretty and the Huineros toy You a pretty winlo oh hey it' s
going to hit a leather reed. There or Good morning, yes, Juan
day, good morning the public case choperez and they are much worse guagita And
for things of the devil, if the women get gacho, out of public
car, they are also fecho lo. Good morning, good day, good
what work on the bodies of this country. I think it must be your
own pite which is the sun that sets it maca. You know it'
s a new profession, but the video game streamers in the Dominican Republic are
nothing to evoke. All ugly I follow one that falls superrimoque is very nice
as but really if he wasn' t nice with how ugly he didn'
t do well being streamer, or not worth it but he programs it favor
five, three, one, ninety- six and fifty and we' re
talking about profession is preferred by ugly men who, for purposes subscribers are ugly,
but there is one. I don' t know, because almost always
the one who' s a lawyer is a journalist. Journalist, lawyer must
always be because of the similarity in matters. But it' s fire you
both know why lawyers have cleaned up a little, because a lot of birds
have come in. That one you want something. I don' t trust
the doctor. If the doctor is ugly, however, if the doctor is
ugly half the same, it is true. Look is I' m gonna
do one thing to you, it' s true. My doctors are breaking
everything from ox yes, yes, yes. I, if the doctor is
ugly, I go to the first city. I' m not coming back
with a second opinion, yes, because people went to Sara and one sick
on top of then, you can' t. Good morning, good morning,
good day, we' re done with you, old man. Gentlemen,
the elementary and high school teachers of Olyseus, yes, soon enough,
because if you drink it chicken, they are little papygons. Yes, everyone,
it' s true. But there is also a progression on purpose.
Febe arrives inspires me sports chroniclers. There' s no beautiful world, oh,
no, no, no, I' m gonna lose you no.
No, it really looked good, it looked good, not that it was
bon that they were pretty arming Sol de Vila and his brother Dionisio, they
looked good, because already so old the two of them were going to tell
you so rielotado, exploited, but now the new litter of I' m
going to put you of the old litter. Or set an example, friends
of us, how you want it and hear Henry' s show. It
' s Red. It' s riquito. It' s riquito quito.
Imagine this boy Gómez of Sports in the mushroom like Hector Gómez. I apologize,
Hector I respect a gentleman in the decent deal. Hector, some would
tell me ugly picture if the Pope, Pa para Pa, Pa, Pa,
Pa, Pa, the Pope, the Pope has so name the brake,
ah since he the soul. Yeah, yeah, that' s true.
Autumn, Hector, the guy' s lights, yeah, yeah,
yeah. Brilliant and good person. Above all, I' m going to
tell you something attention to the Mexicans who have news for you, the Mexicans
in the courtyard, the Mexicans outside the Dominican Republic, oh out dola checha
in the water attention to the Mexicans. You know that a few years ago,
a few years ago, I' m going to travel without a visa
to Canada. That changed in a conservative government that because of the large number
of Mexicans who were migrating to Canada, they were given the limit of entering
Canadian territory without a visa. And also that many used Canada as a springboard
to illegally cross the United States. More false because the border of desire of
these guarded hands the cana says they do not want to go legal in the
United States to emigrate or from the United States. They live as a Paraguay,
Argentina, Uruguay, Argentina and there Argentina, Chile. Exactly, well,
when Justin Trudo arrived in the two thousand and fifteen. The first thing
he did a year after he was in power was to lift this restriction Mexicans
had on needing a Canadian visa to enter Canadian territory. But what happens to
see, as always happens with everything that etherikan so much gives so much rope
to the sheath that the sheath breaks. Canada has re- imposed visas on
Mexican tourists, who will now have to meet a number of requirements, just
like a few years ago. Exactly eight years ago, Canada announced yesterday that,
starting yesterday Thursday, at 10: 30 p m, Mexicans who want
to enter Canadian territory will have to visit a consumption for the issuance of a
visa or comply with a series of exquisite ones that they announced yesterday only made
known to Canada' s Department of Refugee Immigration and Citizenship reported that the decision
responds to the increase in asylum applications submitted by Mexican citizens who are denied,
withdrawn or abandoned. Last year alone, there were twenty- five thousand day
- and- day applications for centuries. The Canadians approved him two thousand and
rejected two thousand and so many, but they expressed solidarity with him twenty-
five thousand and peaks, and they say it was an exorbitant increase of the
year two thousand and twenty- three compared with two thousand and twenty- two.
Canadians said it is an important step to preserve the mobility of hundreds of
thousands of Mexican citizens, while ensuring the good management of our immigration and asylum
system. The visa will enter into force minutes before midnight yesterday. Entered into
force minutes before midnight yesterday Thursday. But from the announcement all the ETAs,
what is called electronic, that same sheath the wave of electronic admission procedures,
all those in progress of the treitas that will be cancelled. In other words,
the Mexicans had to do a procedure with their passport, which is what
is called ETA in English, and all those that were made prior to that
request, to that in force From this measure, because they are cancelled.
Travellers must make new applications depending on the type of trip they take. Mexico
' s pen said it regretted the decision, which came after weeks of talks
in which the Mexican government had raised additional restrictions, what changes in applications.
Well, the IRSC indicated that, from the announcement they made yesterday around noon
in Canal, all existing ETAs, i e, electronic admission procedures for Canada
or will be automatically cancelled. Even travelers who already had a scheduled trip,
Visa holders of a current immigrant from the United States or those who have had
a Canadian visa in the last ten years will be able to enter Canada simply
by applying for a new ETA, which is obtained online in a few minutes
and costs only seven Canadian dollars. But if the traveler does not have one
of those visas To get an eta, you will need to apply for a
visitor visa before entering Canada, a procedure that takes longer. The same applies
to those who enter that country by land or sea. These changes apply even
if you have already booked your trip. The Chancellery of Canada has said,
having a prior reservation to travel or a valid eta or ensures that a new
eta or visa is approved. The bisa application process for Mexicans seeking a work
or study permit will not change. The Canadian Government indicated that the decision is
made to preserve the integrity of their immigration system, which the action they took
yesterday will help ease the pressure on the border. Canada' s immigration,
housing and social services system will preserve the mobility of Mexican citizens who wish to
come to Canada. There' s the ETA. The fact I' ve
been reading about the eastern leta of Canada. Let' s not get to
the time, time. Dear Leta is one of the meanings of the exact
acronym, but it is another EETA. That one. But I was watching
yesterday. Well, I know my Canadian visa I' ve had two Canadian
visas for the last ten years. It' s called Electronink travo authorization and
it costs seven Canadian dollars and as you' ve been seeing there, I
' m confused. I' d like to talk to someone you know if
a Dominican citizen who has an American visa on his passport can apply for electroning
traffic authorization, because I did hear that I was going to make it easier
for those who had. I heard that on the news in Canada about two
half years ago from the pandemic. They were still there about the closure of
the country and this was still being discussed about the fact that I had entered
those who if you had a Canadian visa, you had had a Canadian visa,
you were warned that I had won and it was within ten years of
saying it was a visa that you took out in the two thousand seventeen and
we are in the two thousand twenty- four, that is, seven years
ago you were issued, you have three years left. You could apply for
admission. What I don' t know is whether this is for specific countries
or for any nationality that has had a previous visa or that has in force,
a disa or current immigration documents from the United States as a residence.
This is how I know that American residents in Canada only need their passport and
the cardinal of the American residence to enter. Mexicans were without a visa,
Mexicans had to do an online process that is similar to what Canada is now
going to impose on Europe, American and Canadian citizens, and like the one
that the United States has on citizens of the Chengen Community, Europe and other
countries that are WAVER visas, such as Chile, like Japan. Since there
are a lot of countries that don' t need a go to a consulate
to avoid a visa you just go to a page you pay a specific amount
of dron and make an application that usually has time of two or three years
of validity four. In some cases, there is wonder about Canada. Don
' t hurt that country. It' s cold, buddy. Look,
they say it' s very quiet. I was reading about this yesterday because
when I read the news it caught my attention. And you know that sometimes
you read one thing, you interpret another, and I went into the page
called the story to see that I sent it over here to a friend.
If we put ten Venezuelans, ten Dominicans and ten Puerto Ricans in Canada,
we hurt him. But Canada has so many Sundays. Well, one of
the largest communities in Canada, in Haiti, in Toronto, yes, the
Haitian in Toronto, too, in Quebec, but the largest of all communities
is in Vancouver, which is the Chinese Community, which practically Vancouver is a
Chinese city. He says electronic travel authorization citizens of some countries who require a
visa. Citizens of some countries who require a visa may be eligible to cease
an electronic travel authorization or ETA instead of a visa to travel to Canada by
air. And you say countries that can apply eligible countries that require a visa
need a visitor visa to come to Canada? Does it say who can apply
are you eligible to apply for an ETA? If you meet this requirement,
it says Canada' s immigration page, where the procedure is done. If
you have had a Canadian visitor visa, a Canadian temporary resident visa in the
last ten years or currently have a valid nonimmigrant visa from the United States.
If you go to Canada for a short visit, business or tourist activity,
these stays are usually up to six months. If you fly or travel through
a Canadian airport with a valid passport from one of the eligible countries that require
pizza. They have a list of countries that require bizza, but I don
' t see them on the Dominican Republic list. Yeah, he doesn'
t look. By the way, I write a friend from Canada who I
' m going to go. The temperature is at least 12 and feels like
at least twenty- one at least twenty. So, well, Canada'
s cold in June. I went to Canada in June of two thousand eighteen
and in the evening the temperature was set at four and two degrees normal in
Montreal. I mean, you have summer. Or speaking on the 18th of
June I arrived here. Yeah, that means you have summer. Well,
it doesn' t have like July, August and early September, but already
by the end of September, even when I lived there at the end of
September it started Neva. It' s fine until May. Well, they
sell chores. That' s right, in one of them, it went
up in temperature, it got to fifteen, and I was in chores.
I who am so cold, slow there I had gotten used to it.
It' s eight forty- seven. You know that. Mexican friends will
win from midnight yesterday or shortly before. Ten- thirty yesterday. It entered
into force in the day' s requirement for Mexican citizens with certain exceptions.
Let' s say with a valid American visa in your passport or Mexicans who
have had in the past ten years a resident visa or a tourist visa for
that territory. You just have to do your paperwork through Canada' s migration
page, pay seven dollars, and wait for your beta to be authorized.
It says it quite clearly on the page. It doesn' t mean you
' ve had an eta before or you' ve had one. They'
re going to prove it to you, because that' s what I imagine
is a procedure that is reviewed equally. The Mexicans are that they gave him
so much back to the pussy sheath that they hated the misfortune. We'
re talking about something the Dominican has misunderstanding about, and it' s the
front of my house, my property. You know I ran into a video
on tiktok yesterday from a user that she' s denouncing that a neighbor is
parked in front of her house on the street and that she' s tired
of it, etcetera. I imagine they ate it. It' s not
clear why. Because people believe that on the street it is part of their
home, part of their property and not the street is not part of anyone
' s property. As much as you park yourself there as mag you can
kindly ask a neighbor who moves the vehicle, to be the frend and I
pass it so limited and there are you for your cart that the neighbor kindly
move it forgiveness, neither the street nor the wax, although you pass it
a cove and clean it every day, every day, but put it,
make it like it is the flame, but the devil' s. People
want all the benefits without having the responsibility for there is one if the front
of their house, like the series and the street were theirs, what happens
there to some people because of their responsibility, including security, including security,
as happens in the United States, that if you have the cheap sidewalk of
your house and report that to us and something happens to someone there you are
responsible for what I have heard from the neighbor who thinks she owns the street.
Man, you know the day' s a net cross- breeding.
Today you' re gonna let me see you let me give this to you
wait. Trust on fire I' ve really gotten you complicated. Today let
me see where I give you to share the Internet? A pod to share
the Internet, ok ya or boat in this to his devil' s work
ok and now yes, let me vote again. I love my charm now,
if it is I who am well put man but I say I consider
it a disrespect to stop a vehicle in front of a house. Gin did
anything to me. I was inside my room and when I' m going
out, the first thing I find in front of my house. It'
s this vehicle of a neighbor who' s in front, that is,
he' s got his forehead and he' s got his marquee too,
and look where he comes to pay for the movie in front of my house.
And he' s fine that I have a business in my house and
that sets him up in business. I mean, I don' t know
if I' m bad or whole. I think this is disrespectful. You
will tell me and if it is the big problem that the Dominican has.
That the Dominican believes when he buys a house, buys the whole block,
the block, the whole block. That' s the big problem with residential
people understand, for example, that if you buy an apartment in a building
and I have an apartment, I don' t use my parking space he
has the prerogative and right to occupy my party. I' ve lived that
with friends who live in residential homes who' ve been to the point of
ending up in tragedy. This is rented and I am surprised that the Dominican,
when he leaves the Dominican Republic with the booklet, there are cities where
he carries tradition and custom. The friend Miguel de Jesús tells me that in
the city that he lives there are people who in winter usually leave chairs occupying
parking spaces in the street so as not to park away. But it seems
strange to me that that happens because I have friends who live in New Jersey
and in front of your house, unless you go to the city and through
an apartment that there is called disabled parking, who mark it with paint,
put it no sign and says at no time occupy this space. A disabled
parking lot can be a say, an old man, a gallows someone who
has a wheelchair. And if you occupy that parking lot, because they fine
it and fine it with a lot of money, but you pay For that
the city does a procedure you meet the requirements and you are given that space
in front of your house, but then you don' t have that I
can' t, that because I live the front or because I live next
door that I can' t, because the street is public and that'
s what people don' t understand. The big problem. Here' s
wherever you see, here in the building, and that' s because of
the city council, because of the authorities who want to make a tower,
a bunch of branded bastards come in with yellow paint and put on a cement
dot and take a whole block and nobody checks. That' s because the
one who buys the building, the one who buys the apartment in the building,
says I don' t want expensive standing in front of the building,
but it' s that public road that can' t stop me. People
say the ramp if you access the parks of the building you have removed.
Almost everything is a trap in this city, but you have to make the
savages understand, the energy people I think are young, you must have a
sure engine that when u the street front, the public road, the road
and the wax is not part of your property, that you can' t
say you can' t stop. Face that. You have no right to
that, because the vehicle pays what is called right to transit, which is
the plate and everything that is public road and that you are not regulated by
the city or by the authorities, which are those who say where, yes,
where not. You can stop and you don' t have to ask
anyone' s permission, or I' m wrong, telegraphed right. I
go back and repeat what I said at the beginning. People want all the
benefits without the responsibilities. Based on the logic that if you understand that everything
in front of your house is your property, including wax, if the street
where the vehicles stop, any damage that is caused to a person, but
I would be your responsibility. Let' s also look at the case of
a savage who emptied the rubbers from a vehicle that was standing in front of
her house and she records herself, gets hurt and raises it, damaging private
property, proud, damaging property loses a crime, committing a crime because the
vehicle was standing in front of her house. That can' t be right.
You can' t do that. It' s just like when you
see where. I saw a situation that gave me a lot of laughter,
that well, in a block that closed it completely and the city council I
' m talking all was da viz colado mayor. The owners of the building
didn' t want vehicles parked around their building here in Piantini out there and
they filled the whole block of the building. Te Vainas planted with tubes in
public life and I don' t know how the city allows it, just
like in the entrances to the buildings. When I say the entrance, I
don' t mean. I' m not talking about the roads. He
' s got you access to his parking lot. I' m not talking
at the lobby door that if you' re not paying the city to have
that free, that' s paid for, you can' t sara and
appropriate the public space. What' s going on in Dominican Republic? There
' s a lot of residential. I think it puts is a tank that
paint five values, I tremento every moment with one had so that you don
' t stop. Obviously, not that. That' s why the city
is full of itself, yes, the city is full of it. It
' s also around here, near between Tiradentes and Ortegas. What' s
the name of that piece there is naco nacota, that is, besides changing
all the tracks, naco, there' s no way right now. It
' s not difficult, absolutely nothing for the same reason, but there'
s a question that now that you' ve been branded crazy, you can
tell the patch yourself well an invention of some magazines you read. He had
seen in a collapsed city that has no parking space and that all gobera cough
was read are a magazine and came here to help that they are some friend
who sells paint and that and he manages the crane to paint that and for
them to take crane or vehicle. Because that has no other explanation. It
sounds like you can' t pretend to organize what doesn' t have the
solution for which you' re going to affect, because an area that'
s collapsed, that there' s no parking, here' s the Montcluse,
for example, it' s a street that if you' re going
to visit any of those towers that live there, in those buildings that are
there, you don' t have anywhere to park in the Montcluse, either
right or left, because everything is ramp everything is ramp. Well, people
are parky where to tell us where it is that I agree with the mess,
but what the damn people must understand is that the front of their house
and it' s up to the edge of the wall that wax is not
the front of their house, I mean, it' s not your property.
Not so much the whole title on the front of anyone' s house
no matter who you can for whoever you want, that the damn street is
exactly right public for that it' s right here it' s not.
That which you can pay, for example, so that if you if you
pay a tax, how much you can and, in fact, ramps should
pay every year a tax later. Well, yes, exactly, and so
you have access to nobody picking you up then in your front of your house,
two parks that are next door, although there are people who have the
sheath, that yellow one that they put and that you can' t park
there you put it in front of the building of your entrance and they park
you right there. There are things, for example, you can' t
do. That is, regardless of obstructing an entrance, of an exit,
of a building, it is not the same as leaving scrap. I mean,
there' s a lot of vehicles, they' re junk, and
a neighbor grabs it there 20 years ago, and you can' t do
that because it' s obviously junk. And in case four that ask me
around here that if people have marquee and park their vehicle outside they can park
it out whenever a car block me in and out of the street, in
the street, not in the wax, I say exactly scoms so they don
' t go to n I think I say that the Dominican special of everything,
but it seems to me logical that you have to know that they can
' t face bad vehicle in the wax. It' s true, you
can' t, everything can' t. You can go up to the
pedestrian- only series and that involves delivery and biker. I' ve been
doing it lately, too. Ah but you know that yesterday I saw a
pore on the Malecon over the street of the sidewalk, but he was coming
out like his from his building, from one of the many towers of the
Malecon. It was very entapped by the sidewalk. He didn' t leave
because of being for a good stretch. Well, there' s this lady
Tiktok user, who complains because a neighbor stops on the public road in front
of her house, a vehicle. She understands you have to ask permission put
on the street and not my esteem. You' re very bad. The
street is not an extinction of your property, nor must you ask permission of
anyone to stand in the street, to anyone, as long as I have
allowed you through the city, by authority, etcetera, by the rules that
are established. It' s not his fucking property on the street. You
understand. The street repeat with me. The street in front of my house
is not on my home title. An exception must be made here to clarify
it. In the case of big residentials that are locked up the real city
and all that kind of stuff. Normally, or he buys you there,
they give him his look at his owner' s manual. Within the rules
of coexistence of the Regulation with domines. Some residential establish the theme that you
can not park in the streets because of the theme that are very narrow of
sea. Yeah, yeah, that' s why. That stops you that
' s different because you' re talking about a closed residential that there'
s usually a condominium regime in it' s different. It' s different.
We' re talking about public life, the public road, right there.
In that case it is different that it is residential in closed energy ollu.
The street is not yours, the street is public. Chalet ball go
to the Purigi, ladies San Parrio, the in the Dominican Republic we know
more about ball than about our laws to talk about laws and a little ball
arrives in the morning Juan Arturo Recio Rhythms. It' s nine ten minutes
to the morning Juan Arturo Recio, with us here on your day, today.
Counselor Tor tells your brother how life treats him. All quiet, all
quiet. I' m heading to open up more shares. Oh, no,
no, we' re not in May. That still opens now,
already, in March, today. In fact, well, we have a
subject here today. You sent me a video, all the credit for Zlandia
day Zilandia says right here. She' s the one who talks about this
right, but lawyer implies that my clients never, absolutely never give me the
chance to get bored calls me a client who' s a tourist to tell
me he' s a friend of his. You' re an accident and
I' m sorry, how are you, your friend, not when I
look? Let me tell you about a client telling me to tell him.
I know it' s going to be something dramatic about all of this and
it starts to tell me that the friend got injured and didn' t have
health insurance. So, like him and his friend are very similar in the
photo on the card, one can go through the other. He loaned his
card and his insurance a doctor to me compare that he went to the hospital.
It is a very common criticism among motorists for those who do not know.
The friend died andalt he died and he calls me to ask me what
he does. I told you to keep his life? Now you stay in
the shadow of his insurance? Yes, yes, that would not have been
the Council I would have given him. Obviously, that' s the last
one. I tell her how she might already do it, because I get
her out, I follow her. She' s very good, because she
' s always when she' s taking off the roles and the sheath that
records the videos on Piktok. She' s got a lot of reach.
But it' s an interesting issue because in this case, where I could
report missing documents or not, it' s not a little more complicated.
That' s because the insurance company opens its own investigation. Then of course,
because you' re saying that a person who an insured person who showed
up for medical care like this insurance, you' re telling me now that
that person wasn' t the person understands and that person died, that is,
he' s going to open his own investigation. The insurance company was
responsible for pursuing this person who lent his or her card and his or her
insurance card for the purposes of that other person who failed, as the medical
care that was being sought by the Dominican Republic. We have the issue of
your identity plantation. I believe that here it is not taken care of in
the way they deserve, especially for the issues of counterfeiting documents with card nation
in that regard more than anything else in the banking system. But if we
have a little scattered legislation in this regard, for example, the ninety-
two that speaks establishes a sentence of up to two years for a person who
illegally or illegitimately holds the card of another person and is punished according to the
penal code of one to six months little more now, after modifications, who
is disappointed using the name of another quality simulated false title influence. Basically,
therefore, crimes of crime of fraud in particular and what is the proper one,
the substitution of identity forgiveness is created with the law of crime of high
technology look. You know something similar happened to me when I was starting to
work here as a Medrano group, it was a national microwave, and I
remember when I got my insurance, I had a friend who remembers that the
card thing started asking for it later. Before they didn' t ask you
just for doubts, only the card and I remember that the friend asked me
to insurance this to make a procedure, the insurance here, of the company,
what happens. I have a problem, I' ve known it all
my life. Things don' t work out for me. If I'
m in a row and say no that crosses until the devil falsifies that letter
that we' re going to pharsify the note to me discovers me. Then
I called my sister and talked to her a half- way away, neither
crazy nor crazy. She' s not crazy, she' s not crazy,
she' s not crazy, she' s not crazy, she'
s not crazy, she' s not crazy, she' s not crazy,
she' s not crazy, she' s not crazy, she'
s not crazy, she' s crazy, she' s crazy, she
' s crazy, she' s crazy, she' s crazy, she
' s crazy. Right now, you go and they notice and they cancel
your insurance and have the problem. I' m talking when I was starting
social security and I agreed to it. Obviously, that' s what I
do wrong with that friend, but anyway, I don' t regret it
because I knew that was going to go wrong. Right. So that is
a practice, as the lawyer says, common among very common is Dominican Republic
and, above all, among motorists, who are a relentless plague. He
' s not insecure. None of them left him. I' m sure
the woman' s affiliate is safe, I can' t and I won
' t believe her insurance, but here they ask her what' s going
on with this guy who' s supposedly dead. When this guy goes to
say don' t look that that wasn' t yoga, that investigation opens
up and this situation comes out, because both the insurance and the clinic where
he went to attend the person in which he died can chase this guy for
scam, because he provided the tools to get him into a scam, a
social security fraud and if you want to get his life back, you'
re going to have to do it. You' re gonna have to admit
that he loaned that documentation. He' s going to have to admit it
because, otherwise, for the system he' s not going to exist.
You see what I' m going to say is so proclive that you'
re the lawyers to get ready for the wrong done and you' re not
going to find a solution to that. Of course I' ll put you
in the mouth. They can out of their mouths. The thing is,
you say it. The problem is not that the lawyer can look for the
descent, it is that remember that on the other side there is also a
lawyer and the lawyers of insurers are the cables. Or to ask a question
here and this keeps doing like the lawyers who believe what they' re defending.
I know here lawyers who are engaged in the practice of extorting insurance companies
and people who have been involved with trans- accident traffic idents. That is
an extended practice that is composed of people in the detachments where they take the
accidents that put in contact with the acid, the injured, the lawyers,
The lawyer goes where the acidian buys the case. If they' re going
to give him or, he understands they can give him six hundred thousand pesos.
So, if you fight it, give the biker a hundred thousand pesos,
sign a withdrawal from the lawyer and do it his manager where six have
a legal charge against exactly and then they are going to litigate and invent a
series of evils supported by doctors, supported by doctors, with medical certificates,
false with false studies and a series of company pods people. You' re
going to tell me that where that happens, in a country where that happens,
where the system, including the two of these courts, is litigated,
which are part of the judges who participate in that and members of what is
called the prosecutors who work in those cases, who are also part of that
scheme of fraud seriously. Hey, and they do that. I know four
dedicated lawyers have become rich with that. It already helps me say four with
goo I of friends, I don' t know the question that I'
m going to be to you. You' re going to tell me that
in a country where that happens and no one, not even the insurers who
know that happens, but that they' re at a disadvantage because they don
' t have the clear way to face this mob pussy, a ticket that
lent him the card and the card. A damn biker won' t make
it easy for him to solve the problem. It' s back and I
say that when you mess with the interests of big sectors, that' s
how much relaxation comes. Let me explain to you where that comes from and
why it is now the motorcyclists sector that is happening a few years ago or
a few years ago that same scheme that you were telling me is taking place
in labor justice with Haitians and construction companies. Same scheme. A Haitian was
going to work for two days for his adition, spent in the east for
a long time that he had to put his hard hand here and shot to
his knees. Not the owners of the hotels, but the State itself will
take care of it. I was on my knees, on a couple of
people to get a chin down because they even got in here with hotels that
were freshly open. And there was a case of a hotel that had an
open year and it was that they took a whole criminal group the subject it
wasn' t, but they had ites not working and what happens every day
they went to work here, they didn' t include them in the personal
file that had to include it in those days. You have to make sure
in those two days because the law tells you to do it. They didn
' t do it and they grabbed around. They told you not that I
have a year in that construction working, but I, as an employer,
I don' t have as proof that you didn' t have a year,
because all then there was a group of lawyers that was buying the cases
from him that guy who gave twenty thirty thousand pesos took there they executed it
in his house and there was a group of guys that became millionaires here with
that or not so then until this case was the hotel sector that gave on
the table and said this relaxed is going to end. Let' s give
it a ring now. Now he forgot that in Danilo' s government in
a year. Then they finished that sheath. They came together with a group
of judges from the labor courts where they showed them cases with this type of
irregularities and that the judges did, because they did an uprising at that time
of those types of cases that identified irregularities and the relaxation there ended. Yeah.
That does not happen with the same frequency that happened a few years ago
on the issue of identity usurpation, which is what we were talking about.
Look, there are people who think that even the most innocent and permeating the
most innocent acts of usurpation is as simple as if you have a pair of
twins and you get the meat from the other one who is not exacta that
' s wrong. Look and tell me that a person writes me the neris
julissa to bar I think it' s correct confirmation. Tigra the event that
works in the insurance sector and here in the United States, is worse.
Yeah, but in America like that, when you get caught there are consequences
so serious in this case, because look, you think America is a land.
She' s the fiancee' s aunt of everything is perfect in America.
He' s looking at your house and your registered title. There'
s a tiger coming in and changing your name. He mortgages your house and
the bank comes and takes it away and you don' t know how it
went and it has to last six years in exact court fighting that sheath you
didn' t go. You. I know a lot of cases. You
see it on TV, you find the story on the Internet. That happens
so much, so a new insurance category has emerged, which is the one
that ensures the identity of your title. And you have to pay a company
that takes care of being constantly sends another report that your degree doesn' t
have any kind of problem and good business for that. Here, yes,
not for no, because in the United States they have how many I think
ten or fifteen years that began to be done, because the problem was also
a cancer. I don' t know if you' ve seen a movie
that' s with the fat funny, what' s her name, that
' s called there' s identity defe something so it' s a broad
that' s stealing, she' s identity of sheath, that with this
carrell and she' s the guy' s a researcher and I end up
being friends, ends up pres et cetera, and all that sheath. But
that movie is not invented because that' s absurd, it' s that
it' s everyday in the United States and here in the Dominican Republic.
What I' m also saying is that here, unlike the United States,
we don' t fight that here. There' s no pursuit here.
There' s a lot of people here. It exists. Is that so?
It' s that way, because the issue is that the difference of
there are more consequences, because when you convict a people, the condemnation is
exactly enough for the past year, don' t do it and whatever you
get back what you lost here. You' re going to spend years in
court and when you come to see him litigating with that unhappy five years,
you' re going to top that two between two and five, and you
' re not going to get back in time the money you' re going
to spend. Let' s go to the aspect of the transit law of
the Dominican Republic, which is not socon are with the reality that we live
in the country. They called themselves a listener this morning when we talked about
the plague of motorists, who are cancer. The bikers, the truck drivers,
the juagüeros, the owners of ka five and sonata that most are very
imprudent people and small cars. It makes me understand I' m prejudiced.
Yes, I am. The test on the biker' s subject is that
someone calls you and his vehicle parked on the street hits him. The biker
submits him to justice or a lawyer lasts ten years for the insurance company.
He' s left without any cover, because the company dissolves it. They
were outstanding that they broke great property of Venezuelans and pods who came here.
Looks like he was going to fool people. Those entrepreneurs, two insurance companies
made that same sheath here, leaving everyone hooked and the guy. Then he
had to deal with the biker for 30, 000 pesos. Ten years after
visiting the justice of catran lawyer ex Setera has to give him thirty thousand pesos
and the law can not be configured in a way with a damn energy crashes
with your vehicle and then he is responsible for the damage of the vehicle serveño.
Obviously, we have to look at every case. I mean, we
have to look at every case. When he killed the tiger, the biker
who was racing, who took him away on 6 November, a lawyer appeared
in tiktok Ah that mold. You can' t believe it was like that,
because he' s responsible for that fucking death. But we' re
talking about some damn people who were occupying public life on a highway for something
illegal, which is underground racing at 2: 00 in the morning, one
in the morning, a vehicle that comes at high speed. He' s
the one to blame according to the law, not according to veyno according to
that lawyer. Because here' s all the perote, because that had against
all Alberto, as there is irresponsible professor, there is irresponsible doctor. He
' s going to see lawyers and go over why we' re an irresponsible
society. It' s a product issue. I' ll tell you things.
I upload cuts of things that we talk about here to my social networks
and the first thing that appears is a group of lawyers, one promoting themselves
and two telling me that that' s not the case. And the best
evening was when we were talking about dismissal. I went up a little court,
talking about dismissal here that if you want to go to a company,
you go away, that is, you don' t do bad things so
that the company b equi of you can lose it. Everything. That'
s the video in the courthouse and four or five lawyers appeared commenting and down,
not because you don' t have to discourage, It seems supertations you
have to resign, because it assures that that company has committed foul you understand,
I mean, that' s the mentality of a lot of itchy lawyer
who walk on social networks promoting and looking for clients. And that' s
the kind of lawyer that throws us with a bad reputation, the bad reputation.
It' s reality. I mean, there' s a lot of
lawyer who looking to take advantage of the grey areas of the law, they
' ve created mafias. This of the amount of the already certainly is a
mafia and it is a mafia that is going to arrive until the day that
they take care of the interests of an important sector. From here on lots
it seems that the insurance sector doesn' t care much to have to be
part of that mafia and that scheme that I pose to you, because I
know four that' s their practice. You know why they don' t
give it to the towns and buy the cases. But this time they don
' t care, because if you are like Alberto I suppose, you have
an accident, you have free men, you never pass a person, you
pass an accident and that person in the court the sentence off, whatever,
sentence, is imposed on the insurance company. Security already has that money redi
and amortized out there and it' s going to be a feasibility study of
how much the case is going to tell you. You get it then.
As long as that is the case, the insurers say no. I am
governed, because they are earning millions of pesos monthly now the day that a
case hit them hard as a sector that day because it was that was the
issue of the hoteliers and the regenteros endured and endured and endured until the moment
the situation became unsustainable. I believe that we must sit here and discuss the
aspect of the traffic law, which has turned motorists, motorists, into a
class that has a category above the rest of the cities. That is,
there is no equity or equality in the law here, because when you have
one part of the population that has some privileges that the other does not,
that the other is the one that ends up being oppressed, that is not
justice. Of course we don' t agree. That' s not a
society whore. And because there' s one who' s taking responsibility and
another who' s acting wide enough to harm you. I' m going
to set the example of the fucking parasite that killed or went red at a
traffic light to a jarlist a week ago last week. That guy' s
not gonna happen to him, he' s not gonna happen to him Nothing
about that family He' s gonna have to settle for going to cry to
the cemetery every time he turns one month or he' s born to his
family. The absence and the pain that this son is his mother caused yes
and ninety- nine percent of the bikers are in an attitude of belligerence of
doño from the street of I go wherever I want and I throw myself up
and if you rose me, you lack a video, because there is no
fucking regime of consequence for those damn people. Now that I hit a son
of a bitch for you to see it seems to each other and don'
t take me the devil loves a man entertains, that is a damn society
where things are that way can' t, under any circumstances, live in
peace or live well. Because the first time I went to Boston, in
the year two thousand and fourteen, I came on a bus on the right
lane, and it was the fourth of July, and in the line of
vehicles that came on that road that connects Boston to New York, there were
several engines coming and they were occupying a space with cars on the right lane
and you couldn' t get over it. He couldn' t get in
on the right, he couldn' t get in on the left. You
' re the one who got caught by a cop walking in. There are
five hundred tables and there is a court and there is responsibility for your reckless
acts that there are bikers to comment here on prudence yes, but they are
not the norm. Here' s the reverse. The rule here is reckless.
And both the political class that sits down to discuss laws and the majority
of citizens that we don' t turn a blind eye and don' t
start complaining about that sheath. We' ve got the mess we' re
living in these days, where they' re fucking devil people have a bunch
of people. It' s a reality. I mean, it' s
a reality. Obviously, the actors of the system are going to have to,
as they did with the hotel sector and construction concept in general, they
' re going to have to sit down and see if the law is honestly
this law, regardless of its shortcomings, everything is perfectable. It was an
appropriate step compared to the slaughterhouse we had before the law, where this situation
was even worse in the previous situation. You had to prove what the other
one said was a lie, at least it gives you tools to defend yourself
in court before certain trials. What I came back to say in this particular
case, it was because of the one we opened the conversation. The insurance
company is going to open their investigation, because there' s a dead man.
That' s the reality. If I' ve just decided that the
injured guy came out of there, he' s alive. I don'
t think it transcends. But since there' s a dead man who was
using the roles of others, because if we' re going to have to
open up a problem, an investigation and this guy' s going to have
a problem, it' s reality. In the case of motorists. I
completely agree. With you many have become an absolute plague. I, in
fact, the other day was in control with one who didn' t scalo
because I was with my lady, obviously a pregnant woman. I' m
not going to put him in a dangerous station, but if I' d
had my head burned hot, we have a problem there because remember that,
whatever the singing in a vehicle is, he' s in a ton of
metal, he' s in a ton of metal, the case you mention
of the time he went on rock, that nothing happens, nothing' s
going to happen, he' s not going to pass the punishment he deserves,
he' s not going to get it. It' s reality.
Nothing' s gonna happen. And I say it with death. I say
it with regret and maybe I know a lot of people who have engines and
maybe understand that I' m generalizing. The problem is that there are two
million engines here, of which ten or fifteen thousand are in the hands of
educated people who use it to go out on Sundays for a walk. It
is not of you who speak exception confirms. I' m talking about the
two million energetic animals, wild libertarian muggers and bad streaks and bad runaways who
' re pussy making the street a fucking minefield. I' m not talking
about the guy with a motorboat coming out on Sunday and putting all his clothes
on, putting them on his sheath. Notice if you see him lying in
truyas and walking with a tiger who' s the one who checks and says
you made such a sheath. Not seeing next week. I' m not
talking about you guys being polite. We are talking about savage social misfits who
believe that they are above good and evil and that the law the state,
the justice system and the regime of consequence. What' s in it for
them makes them understand that. I' m not talking about you guys,
because in the end you' ve had engine problems. You' ve had
to pay them. Yeah, like how someone' s case ran. Of
course, don' t bother me that it can' t be possible that
in a country where that happens there can be peace. The exception confirms the
rules is as simple as that. The one who' s doing well doesn
' t have to be referred to by the puking comments goes well. I
' m not talking about but the reality, the reality on the street and
the bikers themselves know it. Reality. That which I walked one, but
I got here in the broken, waved one achocco engine to another because he
wanted to get over it. Getting here but you don' t go sometimes
in the lane on the left, you shouldn' t go that way.
They get in three, start to play cooked, but worse still in avenues,
as you saw it in February that I drive in the morning, they
get to the left and you come in the lane glued to the wall and
they go in return and they honk you to get you on the left.
Yeah, or what fucking head of a thinking being might fit an action like
that wanting to carry it out. It' s a pataca. Maybe I
' m mugged, it doesn' t happen every day. That' s
bullshit. Atracamp don' t let me drive you there, no, no,
it' s not for atracami sixty seventy kilóm ago I don' t
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the morning already meado, we are back here to receive now Smells like a
sweet thing. Fly the bird drink, straw drinks and a drink on the
julissa scale. It' s gonna be done if this is a yule life.
By the way, your us eats friend, I lise the weekend,
Greetings to her. Ander already break the cup, pay ah ok Ah.
That' s good glass and we' ve started Beben' s cabin yet.
I have to sit down with the architects who are going to design the
remodelings here from the company for me to do a shortcut to the bathroom.
Oh, yeah, I can, uh,' cause I can. I
win, I win any 100- meter race flat like I do. Yes,
spare me for the next design meeting Welcome, before I leave with the
fun to see here. I have this to see tata here, no matter
how they give it to you white or pink red, or whether it'
s a long or short drink when it comes to wine. Gilberto Gómez is
the best one to teach us. Yeah, it' s better cold or
hot. Air tase in the rhythm of the morning and drink as you like.
It' s nine, thirty- eight. We have with us our
friend after Days, Mr Gilberto Gómez, who we have today. Gentlemen,
very happy Friday of the vital liquid. This smells like bronch de pas good
me brother Dulce, not when you try it, you will notice Willia a
bronch de pap saberon half potsore gave it to Bote as a means of hono
the first champagne we bring here. I' m going to give you a
rof, a ruf tom and a bronze. This now, when I go
to New Yor Andame. I snooze a Dale Dale site, you' re
the first as a place to go to a Sunday bronchar, the first champagne
I bring here to the rhythm of the morning. I brought proseco cappinat cava
seck german. He' s brought everything here. And this is the first
one, because I' m also celebrating that I' m having a baby.
I really want to announce I' m going to have a little man
who' s Ramon, hand over to your wife and make it all right.
Amen Haman planned. The photo is Eduardo. I do kill Paris.
You know I' ve been going through a process of depression in the last
few years. I think that because you are surrounded by people who have children,
you already put yourself like the Jamona, the hams of the office or
the hams of the group of friends that all start home and start to amalgamate
and already put tares in the relationships that they were marrying. That husband of
yours is like he doesn' t work much right there. The day I
hit one of you with a son, you' re surprised. Hahaha,
big, big. There was a novel in Cristal I think it was or
Rosa' s lady. I don' t remember which one. It was
that there was a girl who couldn' t have children and she ended up
crazy and she became obsessed with the protagonist' s son and kidnapped him.
I don' t know if it was Cristal or Rosa' s lady and
she stole her kid. That' s a Venezuelan novel. Yeah, it
' s amazing. They all ended it the same. You' re gonna
have a baroncito. Yeah, nothing, happy. Happy. Then Champagne is
there. It relates everything that is festivity, celebration, etcetera. Although we
can' t necessarily drink Champagne at any time of the day. Any day,
even if it' s bad, what happens is that at the pocket
level I would like to have the pocket to drink Champagne every day. Before.
Abe, rich friends who have become fans of the Arrigol ah is a
cava, yes or yes, the mómico. He was a certain widow,
but it looks like he was punishing him. Not the safe life, but
good product. That friend of mine has a white beer Heavi da heavy.
Then we' re going to get into it, sir, and here we
are in France. And for his name to be Champagne, you have surely
heard that he must come from an area called champagne. It can' t
if it' s outside that area, it must be called wine, sparkling
or cremant. It can' t be called champagne. The only way a
foamy can say, even if it is the method of making champagne, should
say champenoise method on the label, but never hear champagne now is being done
that what doesn' t, that he shouldn' t ry goal that doesn
' t ah not now. If I stung the baby that pre for me
not for you the lyco buys it eh ah but that not where it is
Ligeron that I stopped and read with swallow me you rigol there they pointed out
what you drink now, Professor Look, you are continuing with Here we have
the champagne Bill car O billca Psalm. This is one of the most renowned
champagne in the Rengs area. Caro sounds, that good man, that bottle
counts five thousand two hundred pesos. Ah because you' re able and not
for me I' m telling you no, but yes, Roberto' s
phrase, but what a good bread You, what an alvaro If here we
have a drink of five thousand two hundred Dominican pesos, it' s a
premium drink. It is one of the most recognized champagnes and I wanted to
bring the good, because I had not brought it and so we are celebrating
then that so that we release it with the wine. It could be if
you already have to let go with the pink wine. Rotten one I brought
two years ago. You know that people tend to think that drinking is to
provide its quality at the price that has two always, always, not always.
But there are many more reputational and other issues of Mare' s name
the same liquid as you. Are you clear, of course, but are
there factors that do influence that price being higher than others in this case,
in this case? The first thing is where it comes from that it must
be said that this is not a expensive champagne, but of medium price.
Yeah, totally this is, this is a mid pricing out there, I
mean, that' s not that you don' t brig, for example,
a kidney costs thirty- five, twenty- five the bottle and there
are others like bo bo- yes, two ray names of all the names
that an ACB should give you to say, that is, for example,
the Beckley Cot and this goes for the same price a perrier uet also that
are brand name. Not a hint of that, but yes no no,
they are not then what we have here, why, good question, Alberto,
why then a champagne is perhaps more expensive than a caba. First it
' s where Spain comes from, Spain can' t be anything. Caro
is good for Spain. Eye, eye, there' s cava that are
expensive Spain. There are two things going out, Carlos, whether it'
s not like I' m saying I' m guessing I' m gonna
tell you that champagne has got from France. We' re talking about place
to depend exactly on lumba. Then he mentions the cava and those things do
come out of other countries, but that they have as correct familiarity what happens
Champagne has always maintained its quality in time. In the case of Spain,
you mention it as cava for a business topic and let' s say link
the exact b of increasing sales volumes. They allowed other areas outside the PENDS
and if they were caba and so we can find Caba that are not so
good and are very economical. Here' s what you see. Now ah
I process the mark. Yeah, we dialed it, yeah, yeah.
It' s good, I say to him with all the respect and affection
and trust of gritty friendship. He' s an incapable friend of mine who
doesn' t sell everything, my dear friends, that' s all that
' s good. You get along well with everyone and work with everyone and
be the leather of wine, as I am working with everyone. But let
' s get back to this if we make a ranking doubles the quality of
relationship, price, quality, etcetera, and depending on where it comes from
now. But in the case of this one, we make a list in
that price range, at which point in the ranking you would place it.
I' m talking about the ranking in the price range between the four thousand
the six thousand, between the four thousand and six thousand pesos for me is
one of the ones in the top one two. I put Bécklico and billcar
Salmon. There are others, for example, such as the perrier Uet as
Ayala Nicolás Follat, who are very good. I was that fucker, she
' s got to be good. That one, yeah, that good one
that' s in the top five, but for me this one' s
in a tie. Or in the one two with Beclico, with clan life
to celebrate when he gives you a government contract and gives you fifty percent ta
Pomery, also that he has the taster, which is very good. Champagne.
He' s got to do a Chauer gaster, an aftes an after
chao. I' ve got to do an aftershock. But instead of paying
entry people wear cloth box and pa pey pod like a baby chaul, but
it must already go. I' m going to do one of pampel and
and and whips or prey wives. Going back to other girls' questions,
I feel a tempered one. That temperature is the one that should be taken
well. Or here I go because you know I drank it with hilito.
Tamos and friends of us if we are in tasting mode, which is what
we are doing now appreciating the theme of flavor of aromas, which is what
we are going to do. It' s the ideal temperature. Here it
' s around fourteen thirteen degrees, I say I prefer it. I'
m not a drinker with a subtudinary of this drink, but I prefer it
cold. Ivy shit. Okay. The thing is, if you drink it
too cold. We' re talking five degrees, four degrees. What a
grade you almost brewed that bridesmaid. If you' re going to pay for
both the aroma and the flavor, although it' s not alien but look
what the ideal is there' s a lot of fucking with this. You
drink it the way you like it, and that' s what I give
it to her that she' s with Don' t get too complicated.
Don' t be complicating with me the song for Carlos is sung to my
different thumb pam pam pan pan You remember the vulgar and I made it gall.
I' ve made the champagne ice difficult, no no, and he
or she doesn' t. Don' t kick him out and he or
please, I can tell you that they hurt me clearly a little bit.
More than ten years ago, at my dad' s house and my mom
there was a huge, immense wooden bar that had a very characteristic smell.
And this champagne smells at me that wood that impregnated it. I mean,
we had a lot of boxes, what a lot of alcohol boxes, that
is wine, bron whiskey was and that smell of that wood that I don
' t know which one this would have to call Mommy. It smells just
like some kind of old varnish. It' s got a lighter battery than
it is, but it' s like a wood Wow, the champagne looks.
I liked that bat, as well as I don' t preferably not.
Not a quiet wine. If you can, if you can, move
it, but there I go too if you want to move it, move
it because he hears that I' m not coming here to tell people not
like I' m a wine cop. I believe that the excess of purism
what it does is traumatize the. Experience completely because I can crawl that now
they are cigarette debutators that you see him making a grimace and taking more than
the horse, either that which I get out of my way I do not
go to the cicadas for that sheath. No, I share with people who
smoke and smoke like civilized people, of course not, and that normal people
and they don' t dedicate you with history that you don' t wait.
No, don' t do it like that, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no. I don' t
like to diquette these champagne wine rituals either, because one joins a baby,
to drink, to drink, then you can' t walk around with so
much house. A lot, for example, and it' s normal in
groups of wine connoisseurs that one is in that dynamic now a wine connoisseur with
people who just want to drink it. You can' t see like me
that what he does is he drinks. I' m gonna come where he
' s gonna tell you. I dedicated Alberto' s not doing it wrong.
The only thing I want on that table and I' ve already been
told by several friends that you might argue with me and impose on me is
drinking water between cups. Yeah, it' s ideal for you not to
go through anything destroyed before hydrated. But other than that a good conversation,
a good bottle of wine and a game of the devil. That' s
the way it is and that' s the way it is, but I
really liked Adriana' s tasting note, because that' s exactly what wine
is all about. Not from you to go to memory and it leads you
to situations at times to remind you of someone or something. In the specific
case, Mira Ella remembered that hostelgia and has a why it is here there
is yeast. Those dead yeasts are thirty months in their lees, this liquid
and gives you that note like old, like old wood, like varnish.
That yeast gets well, well complex and in the nose. You can wake
up all those receptors that you have to receive ice, because it has a
degree of sweetness and concentration that you need from that omen to soften and awaken
aromas and awaken flavors and that I have made a series of that vulgar or
creep. Q you can make, you can make a cocktail, an offer.
They are created to elaborate with TV about that I close this five thousand
pesos. No, please, I' ll be right there, there you
are, but come back and I' ll tell you if you want to
fucking give him what you want Ask around My dear aster tay You know a
white wine for the fag. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She was a
Czech and goes one after a night of sparkling drink at a party where she
leashes. I went to mahogany and ended up doing with the mahogany a manual
tersany, a crafts and almost gave me an excess infant. That' s
what sleeps you. Today you accuse him, then you get overslept, kind
of life with an olive or a little thing. None of that. I
' ll tell you something. The champagne we were talking about with good thread
of white wine to the guy today I' m going now I was talking
to Joseph Bonarelli and piero bonar the saditos and I' m not that it
' s a friend of Emilio Moro that I was invited with Mr Javier Moro.
Then we were having a conversation. We were talking, Dame Chavaina,
we were talking about champagne. And we both said the paired champagne with everything
from an egg breakfast, with salami and fried cheese. You can put champagne
in from a meal with rump, bichuela, meat or stewed chicken. I
put your champagne in me It' s my egg- inducing tip, or
a manguo or a stage manguo. Also, gentlemen, the champagne paired with
everything and whoever comes to talk nonsense to me said no slug. It'
s coming from there. Then let' s answer the gentleman. Yeah,
a little wine to pair with desserts, a wine to make clear. I
recommend a cava of my sec that are the cavas that are semisweet, that
have a degree of sugar, a little higher. There he digs out of
that that you get between five hundred and seven hundred and eight hundred pesos,
so I understand that there he will adapt to his budget. And if there
are no white dessert wines called late harvest or harvest, late thousand pesos down,
they are very good wines for desserts. They' re white wine.
It' s a sweet white wine look. I went to a picería last
Saturday thanks to Alfredo Bmigos playing that are people who live Alfredo Bonchero. Yeah,
they' re people who because the other Alfredo is the chucho creep.
But these guys took me to a place called Pizza Figata, which is in
Costa Rica, in Almarrosi Rosas souls. They make an exquisite pizza, but
they also have the combination of tread and wine. Yes, of course,
they have and they also have a catalogue of beers that they bring from Italy,
which I am craft beers, some of them then I tried it.
I have a pizza problem. This one with the white cheese in the middle,
the burrata cheese, the burrata cheese, it' s not that you
remember, gentlemen, that I' m from lost sheet, but I'
m seeing burras. I' m knowing that now. In my time they
called it leaf cheese the day and that I discovered that they call it burrata.
Still I' d say until the other days bring me a pizza where
they have that god or in the middle or a twig settles those. The
guy kept thinking and he said it had to be the burrat one and he
brought me in. That' s the case I was bringing to the pizza
I was asking for at Figata, I was having a beer and it'
s a lager. I don' t know the name now, but Italian,
what happens to that one they have with Burrata. You really feel the
taste of cheese then I don' t know. I imagine you because you
said you felt, I imagine you know the place or you know the owner.
Of course, if I come to this place or to any of the
piserías, it can be the walk or any of the piserías that there is
here that one has the chance to buy a wine and it is said to
put like a depurrata or the truth impresses you. Yes, it impresses that
good step and at a visual level, life I saw when you break many
before you the sheath break you the ques ques que vino makes the experience much
more enjoyable to pair with the flavors that are combined in a pizza, as
it is very well, very well, depending if it depends much on the
ingredients of each pizza. And that mortal bird is interesting to me, but
look I' m easy. A process, a process, a question to
you open to yourself, yes, and very rich what sweet grapes are.
They ask me here how to identify sweet wines. I imagine it' s
because of the grape, right, yeah, yeah. For example, there
is a grape called macato. I' m trying to see her try and
get you the wine, the coconuts, but if she came, there'
s wine that' s sweet by itself. For example, moscats. Since
it says muscat, unless it says muscat, horsemen, yes or white,
because there is dry muscat, but the muscat is usually sweet. And if
the cava says about my sec it' s sweet. If the process says
dolche or the champagne says dor is sweet, well, sweet, but most
of those eh the green is game, not the green. It' s
a dry wine. It' s important, it' s to remember,
but look at you answer it from the paint, that is, you step
on the pizza. If you go to that place and they have to anti
that they have the qianti red wine, which is san or kiss the grape
variety. It is a dry wine, not so much body, but very
aromatic, with good tannins, which is that feeling of dryness and affection.
Huddle very well with the fat, with pizza that have prochuto, that have
some kind of meat. It goes very well now whether it' s a
vegetable pizza or a burrata. I go with gia, the queen is called
margarita, exactly a margarita. I easily hit him with some chardoné or.
If you want a little bit of aside, I' ll give you a
dream white invention, because the idea of marity is to try one stay put
that sheath is very good. Hear what' s more interesting before closing.
Three hundred million bottles of champagne are produced every year three hundred million and a
standard bottle. That bottle we have there of seven hundred and fifty milliliters,
contains about forty- nine million bubbles. Grab a twitter or they all came
out a couple million. That' s where they ask me what' s
the name of the place where they took me friends playing the exquisite and my
friend Alfredo was going to say the delicate one. Then I can compromise on
the one that they take to places that you have to bathe without putting perfume
to enter. What' s called figata, pices, guays, figata,
pizzan wayne figata. How can you come, because I' m very pizza
and I said a few a week ago that I' m going to start
giving my devius of places that I go good or bad experience. I have
to say the place. They talk after five o' clock Thursday to Sunday
game Sunday, and I must say I went with little expectation. Honestly,
I went with me beginning of value the place, by the bathroom, by
the bathroom, the first- middle bathroom. I wish to make the two,
I said. Anyone gets it dirty from how cool you were. Right
now, you went to do the number two years, then the attention and
especially, when you are not a connoisseur or the products they offer, let
' s say in this case additional like wine, beer, etcetera, and
that can guide you properly. I give him ten and nine, because if
I give him ten, ta very lambon now in waiting for what you ask
for in the waiting time, when you order, I went to an hour
that they were just opening. We don' t wait five minutes. No.
The pizza comes out quickly, or there are days that fills up.
I imagine that full a queue is made and wait can increase to fifteen minutes,
that it does not walk either outside the range. No, but it
' s a small place, very cozy, very nice. They don'
t look like a pink soul. Not because she' s mad. I
' ve got something else. If not, because the side where it is
there is absolutely nothing about a vehicle workshop, very big street, the street
is huge. Be careful that on the front, in front of the bench
and the pharmacy, there is a filter that I wish and that when I
win, when this boy arrives, I say until if I val and I
put a lid that almost splits a skin Saturday. But that' s not
the lens' s fault, it' s the business' s fault,
it' s the city council' s fault. But the place is excellent.
Figata pizza in Glane. They have to come in, they can'
t find the map you find from a drink. It' s excellent.
Interesting Pin Cat, it' s interesting. I' m even gonna talk
to him. He' s a good man In fact, that' s
what the guy' s doing He' s a fine guy And his wife
' s a love, that is, the attentions they give in that place.
I really recommend it and the exquisite pizza. I' m going to
talk to him to put together a corito, warn him on the nets that
I' m there and that we' re going to bring a couple of
free wine so people can go and buy pencil. I have to tell you
we' re gonna do it. I liked the beer, but it'
s too hard. Pigata, figata, very hard. The pig, gentlemen,
give me a review of this champagne I' ll tell you vulgar at
last I' m used to champagnes in price ranges between three hundred and fifty
pesos and eight hundred pesos. Now listen to a mouth like this. Put
this on it you eat printed in the search for five thousand pesos. The
dance my halo goes I already saw a trip right now I liked it.
It' s not invasive, it' s super delicate. It' s
very elegant. Of the ones I' ve tried, this is one of
those that I don' t feel the cat going down exactly that' s
even creamy, because there' s some champagne that you try and they'
re well acidic and that, that acidia is what you feel like a cat
coming down your throat, even though it' s not cold. Still,
still, it has the elegance enough, the subtlety enough to go down well
delicate. A floral fruit profile is very good. They get it in the
taster. This is vilecar salmon champagne and it is important that you know that
this champagne you are not going to get anywhere that you take a bottle with
a beautiful one on your head. M No. Uh, no, no,
no, no, no, no, you' re not doing something
like that. I' m not going to Venezuela and ask for it.
No. No. There' s champagne that they' re for that and
there' s a brand that' s positioned there' s brands that take
care of being in those ratrerajes, because Moe and Mavi don K who are
in the same category and I was going to jail for months excuse me.
He showed it to the country Casa Brugal. Well, I feel sorry for
them and very good, very good, very good today, very good.
But damn it, the racers put too many treras on it, they'
ll excuse me. It' s like places. It' s like there
' s a Albert Toca place here. At first they bounced off everyone.
If you didn' t, if you weren' t from the Paradise and
Piantin area, you were bounced off and his favorite drink. But after that,
when you sit or come and say wait, open the door that we
' re not short. Of course I have then then people say ah and
that place is damaged because they are letting in and I have a friend that
he preferred to close his business, that crawl that. If there are people
like that, that' s optional, but it' s true. Here
the sheath is good for you, we can' t give it the ra.
One did not study in bilingual college and private university. Like I said,
uh, well, bad. I' m not going to say wrong,
but I' m already saying so. Ever since a business I'
ve been sadized, it makes a dinner for two people. There' s
already trouble. There' s already trouble. If you have to turn back
what you put, I can' t tell your movie anymore There' s
trouble. Champagne chicken, don' t hurt me, no, no.
Since I see in a place a guy with a boiler crosses in the front,
given I this place is that chrome that you didn' t believe me
in the four streets of the city center, that to be sharing with people
you didn' t even. You don' t even know, you don
' t even wash your hand with boil from the bathroom, but wait for
some short jin pants, belmuda or recí la chao, some wearers to one
with a tercie wallet. The problem is not just short pants, no,
but it' s just a pompached profile, episo was jo. Oh yes,
if you separate this front into a CRB. He tells you, father
today, that there are some people who, even if they are bathed,
carry pussy and if they do not see themselves giving not for God nor the
bass dwells all that that is a classist. I am, yes, I
am in classic, as my friend Bolli said in the beginning, when I
was already successful in the media. He says I was ugly, but you
give me afe, of course, brilliancy brigillas, I was a popo and
I do deschopifique clear hear where you get pussy compo makes you like a fucking
in some menu. You don' t look well at my dull god Son
cleaned himself to perfection, yes, but cleaner, ok that I saw polite
cliques, but that Bill cling Ton, Dominican duchy, a clean man,
I don' t fight ballerero who want to clean us and walks in a
shirt of meringero of the eighties and by all your amiable talk to him as
if always. Thank you, gentlemen, on Monday, thanks to after Tas
Thank you. Thank you. Gentlemen, you can follow me in my networks.
After tase r of repeating the name of what we tried today. Today
we tried a champagne from my friends at the taster Bill Cop Salmón Mira.
If you have to walk with a big brand, so it will maul in
the tinchel for you to feel, so that the brand in twelve and it
will give prestige to you. You' re a thief. There are some
horses you can ride on them. Perez. If you need to see the
boat you can, you have the post. You busio gua, you gave
me a bust, I got close,