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I' m opening with Peter.
Today is National Bioanalyst Day. A day

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like today, but of the year
nineteen hundred and sixty- nine is celebrated

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the National Bioanalyst Day. To remember
that on a day like today, but

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that year or founded the Dominican College
of Violalist, Advertising, Ilidad, They

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are loved. Look. There'
s an artist who calls him dj and

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Adoni. He' s an artist. He' s an artist. Indeed,

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he is a boy who has to
pay for the pandemic. I think

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he' s been the most phrased
artist, he' s popularized. It

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would be the right word and,
of course, this Holy Week he popularized

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a phrase or around it. A
phrase was popularized that went to her saying

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that everyone is using them lately to
live the process because of something that happened

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in their surroundings. He took that
phrase, those questions and people talk about

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living the process, living the process
by giving the sauce of India and bigger,

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living our a and vi life broscess, thinking, living the process in

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the popular, in what people interpret
in the process is how they lived a

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series of situations of embassing that has
life and you really try to overcome it.

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And when you get to the top, then that you crowned, then

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you already live, saw, overcame
all those obstacles, all those issues.

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You' re already a guy who' s pretty accurate. During all that

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process that you are experiencing, there
are people who are at your side and

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other people assume that. When you
are up there, you have to crown

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with you truth in good and bad
we are with you. That' s

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pretty much what it' s like
to live the process. But then that

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' s very fashionable what it is
to live the process? So, ladies

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and gentleman, if we make a
prayer with the phrase live the process of

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your life person, sometimes you can
understand me we will make a prayer with

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the phrase live the process. I' m living my process, but I

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think the person is already a similar
phrase, that is to say cor a

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but losing my process. But,
but the person next to me doesn'

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t think he' s with me. When I finished, for example,

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not too, apart from ahonic put
that phrase in fashion. Also people are

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crawling, depriving in motivator, fashioned
the expression resilience in the middle of the

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screen. Yeah, let' s
be resilient devils. I mean creep,

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because I gave myself a lot of
life to people who hadn' t even

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gone through a coaching course. Caring
on social media. Sure, of course

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I have that mental health on the
floor and you knew that people were crazy,

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tried to tie up and I threw
myself into my life. There I

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got up at seven in the morning
all day. Yeah, let me put

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it on I did something that was
really useful too. And that' s

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when I started doing the choir,
the choronota. I' m watching my

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process, but I' m five
three, one, ninety- six fifty,

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like the Speter phrase. I'
m living my process. It'

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s my process, my personal process, because everyone has their way to the

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process, how to make the truth
line under the process is your going through

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the path, crossing what' s
called the river that crossed the cessa that

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you can no longer return the Caesar
not the one that crossed, the tiger

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that I made a frane the ruby
com crossing the ruby eat is like living

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the process. I mean, already
living the process and you' re already

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in the middle of a situation and
you don' t have to go through

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that process anymore that has a palm
that your patal eh pussy has to go

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through the process already is in the
middle. So there' s a phrase

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that' s very fashionable, I
say about Dilledoni and it moved a lot

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during Holy Week and people interpret it
to be living the process. That which

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Mr Alberto Barrio has just defined.
Then I' m living my process.

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But good morning. But Dad didn' t get the mail. I think

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I lived you face, uh blessed
process. Good morning. Read good morning

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to a question. The teacher lived
Good morning. Good morning. I'

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m living in my process, but
I don' t know how long I

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can hold on, my son,
Hold on Aguay says Chagi t pi that

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the expression cross the rubycon is preferred
to make a decision or action that implies

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a point of no return, a
decisive action that carries inevitable and irreversible consequences.

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The phrase comes from the historical fact
related to Julius Caesar, a Roman

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general and politician. In the forty- ninth year before Christ, Julius Caesar

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was on the border of the Rubicon
River, which marked the boundary between the

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province of Italy and the conquered regions. Roman law prohibited any general from crossing

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the rubicon with an army, as
that would be considered a declaration of war

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against Rome. Misma César was at
a military political crossroads and when he decided

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to cross the rubicon with his troops, he was taking a definitive action that

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would trigger the civil war in Rome. Therefore, crossing the rubicon symbolizes taking

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a step forward that cannot be undone
by facing the consequences that will result from

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the decision, whether positive or negative. I was alive in itself, but

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that was said by who also that
I, Roberto welcomed him all the phrases

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julo is poor, salt you place
them yes hand. I went see see

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if I didn' t apply that
horse to him and then, in the

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historical context, I applied yes.
I was living on my own when I

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directed his hairy jagels to me succession. Good morning, I' m watching

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my process, but no one else
has noticed. I just point that out

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to life. That' s right, you live in processes. It makes

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the processes live. You lived a
process yes, alone, alone, alone,

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and you overcame it. That'
s right, friend, not just

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hello, because we ordered a lot
of romos in those days. Yes,

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but the other, the sober side, you lived it alone hello when we

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were to the sober parts every day, at five o' clock in the

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afternoon, in the same place and
through the same channel, That' s

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right, every day and every day
for a year, when it was passing

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that smoke that it found with its
process, with its process. Either we

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go on or good morning, I' d look very good. Good morning

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hear me two, but the first
one I' m living my process,

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but all guys get expensive, oh
friends, and the other one looks on

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the radio give it that it'
s super Holy Week. He' s

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got rail on it. Oh,
no, it' s good. Thank

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you, it has already been said
a thousand times and they will solve it

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to such a complicated boy with other
good morning things. So important, let

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' s come to you hello hello. I' m living in my process.

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I had to end up selling everything
to start living. At my fifties

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I thought I was going to Sometimes
I learned a phrase from someone who you

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have to take care of your life. Yeah, totally you know and that

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implies, that involves a lot of
things. I' ve taken care of

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you sometimes not living, for others
forgets about yourself and comes one to one

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point in life where it says and
you this bill that I have here pending

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with me, with me, I
have not turned you into a selfish and

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indifferent archisist, but fucking paraphic cat. He says here in my process,

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but a friend, Mr Carlos Vázquez
carpediem, says here that he was fed

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up with what process, too.
Yes, which is an expression in Latin

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that translates how the day takes advantage
of lives the moment. It comes from

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a poem by the Roman poet Horatio, in which he exhorts to enjoy the

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present without worrying too much about the
fruitage. The phrase used to encourage an

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intense living of the present moment,
valuing every moment and taking advantage of the

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opportunities presented, since time is something
fleeting and cannot be recovered once it has

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passed. That' s what carpe
hides use Yeah, yeah, I do

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or good morning. Damn it,
retilence, damn it for it' s

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killing my life, ah going into
commercials. You need to, you need

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DJ to hit sauce again, because
already like dad to stop on bread.

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You know I was listening to a
radio station when you had satellite radio that

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Sundays weren' t the tropical of
that package and there was one guy on

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Sundays that I put on was a
Puerto Rico gallows who lived in New York,

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beng and me there was that I
nurtured my salty stock. But the

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other day I met with Commander Gomez
in the ken I am to say that

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for you to expand your musical collection
take a tour of the Kenso in Villajuana

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and on Saturdays to Carlos José Rosario
at noon not really a show. That

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man is admirable, but for those
who come out of the same sauce,

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of course, but before you know
that the scenarios where they stuck in those

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sauces were the discos yes oriental balls. But this DJ talks a lot.

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DJs talk a lot, they replenish
all the same music. They have little

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musical culture, except DJ Joe does
DJ and it' s except him.

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But please, Mr Nutrance, well, we can' t do it.

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We' re going through our process. But the nineteenth, the twentieth,

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will know everything. Good morning.
I' m living my process, because

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there are selfish and manipulative people who
don' t even bother you to live

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quiet I talk, that' s
selfish cross of your life with hate is

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living that process. So there told
me a friend the best way to be

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happy being objective, objective, objective, For example, if you masturbate and

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you like to masturbate, being objective
is to recognize that you like to masturbate.

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Why, every time you get more
upset, you have to let yourself

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feel guilty. No more turbo,
I like it, I do it.

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Wow. It' s not when
you have sex with a woman you don

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' t like because you end up
saying everything, you say what I wanted

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to give. Empty me ugly and
I don' t like it at all.

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I wanted it, it' s
my love, but I wanted to

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empty myself in a hole if you
do. That' s the point.

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It will not, of course,
also be done to accept the objective parts

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responsibilities. Of course, if you
get her pregnant, you have to take

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your responsibility. My love I liked
not. I didn' t like it.

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Yeah, I' m sorry Good
morning. Ask, Piter, I

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' m living my process, but
Pussy, I' m watching my process,

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but the pot doesn' t leave
me Alberto. That' s part

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of the process, Daddy, yeah, look Alberto, being objective with what

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he just told you about japa.
I love it, but my eat it

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when the woman says that every time
she' s with me where she finds

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a lot of celle there' s
something to produce. Yeah, five,

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three, one, ninety- fifty. Not in the morning isthmus ninety-

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six five. I already told you
a little bit, so I got the

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phrase. Living the process is very
fashionable. We' re asking people who

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are going through their process, but
good morning, good day to otegerlos astrero.

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Well, I' m living my
process. But, gentlemen, I

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was holding my bad mother- in- law hard ay man. Look no

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law says anywhere that your wife'
s family you have to put up with

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and you don' t want to. Yeah, no law anymore. No.

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I don' t have a problem. I love m good if you

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' re happy with them, amen
with my family, but sometimes I feel

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tiger it' s like they have
to believe, it' s forced not,

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and now I have to see the
dream and every time you know it.

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Oy it' s real, don' t Spartans don' t tell

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him we passed it to Hahaha yaya
good morning, good see berta there Look,

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he' s watching process, but
I don' t let them say

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we' re happy all four.
We' ll be happy to all three

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of us, because I' m
here alone. It' s strong,

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the four, yeah, yeah,
yeah, happy, the fork Let'

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s pause then with the last one. Good morning, good day, good

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ten kilos. I' m already
living my process, but I' m

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already like the seal with the water
around my neck and clapping there, where

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they put their hand. Hey,
the process. There is the process that

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already there you are actually living the
process or Tuta Wau Alto Pana. This

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is a process.
