I' m opening with Peter. Today is National Bioanalyst Day. A day
like today, but of the year nineteen hundred and sixty- nine is celebrated
the National Bioanalyst Day. To remember that on a day like today, but
that year or founded the Dominican College of Violalist, Advertising, Ilidad, They
are loved. Look. There' s an artist who calls him dj and
Adoni. He' s an artist. He' s an artist. Indeed,
he is a boy who has to pay for the pandemic. I think
he' s been the most phrased artist, he' s popularized. It
would be the right word and, of course, this Holy Week he popularized
a phrase or around it. A phrase was popularized that went to her saying
that everyone is using them lately to live the process because of something that happened
in their surroundings. He took that phrase, those questions and people talk about
living the process, living the process by giving the sauce of India and bigger,
living our a and vi life broscess, thinking, living the process in
the popular, in what people interpret in the process is how they lived a
series of situations of embassing that has life and you really try to overcome it.
And when you get to the top, then that you crowned, then
you already live, saw, overcame all those obstacles, all those issues.
You' re already a guy who' s pretty accurate. During all that
process that you are experiencing, there are people who are at your side and
other people assume that. When you are up there, you have to crown
with you truth in good and bad we are with you. That' s
pretty much what it' s like to live the process. But then that
' s very fashionable what it is to live the process? So, ladies
and gentleman, if we make a prayer with the phrase live the process of
your life person, sometimes you can understand me we will make a prayer with
the phrase live the process. I' m living my process, but I
think the person is already a similar phrase, that is to say cor a
but losing my process. But, but the person next to me doesn'
t think he' s with me. When I finished, for example,
not too, apart from ahonic put that phrase in fashion. Also people are
crawling, depriving in motivator, fashioned the expression resilience in the middle of the
screen. Yeah, let' s be resilient devils. I mean creep,
because I gave myself a lot of life to people who hadn' t even
gone through a coaching course. Caring on social media. Sure, of course
I have that mental health on the floor and you knew that people were crazy,
tried to tie up and I threw myself into my life. There I
got up at seven in the morning all day. Yeah, let me put
it on I did something that was really useful too. And that' s
when I started doing the choir, the choronota. I' m watching my
process, but I' m five three, one, ninety- six fifty,
like the Speter phrase. I' m living my process. It'
s my process, my personal process, because everyone has their way to the
process, how to make the truth line under the process is your going through
the path, crossing what' s called the river that crossed the cessa that
you can no longer return the Caesar not the one that crossed, the tiger
that I made a frane the ruby com crossing the ruby eat is like living
the process. I mean, already living the process and you' re already
in the middle of a situation and you don' t have to go through
that process anymore that has a palm that your patal eh pussy has to go
through the process already is in the middle. So there' s a phrase
that' s very fashionable, I say about Dilledoni and it moved a lot
during Holy Week and people interpret it to be living the process. That which
Mr Alberto Barrio has just defined. Then I' m living my process.
But good morning. But Dad didn' t get the mail. I think
I lived you face, uh blessed process. Good morning. Read good morning
to a question. The teacher lived Good morning. Good morning. I'
m living in my process, but I don' t know how long I
can hold on, my son, Hold on Aguay says Chagi t pi that
the expression cross the rubycon is preferred to make a decision or action that implies
a point of no return, a decisive action that carries inevitable and irreversible consequences.
The phrase comes from the historical fact related to Julius Caesar, a Roman
general and politician. In the forty- ninth year before Christ, Julius Caesar
was on the border of the Rubicon River, which marked the boundary between the
province of Italy and the conquered regions. Roman law prohibited any general from crossing
the rubicon with an army, as that would be considered a declaration of war
against Rome. Misma César was at a military political crossroads and when he decided
to cross the rubicon with his troops, he was taking a definitive action that
would trigger the civil war in Rome. Therefore, crossing the rubicon symbolizes taking
a step forward that cannot be undone by facing the consequences that will result from
the decision, whether positive or negative. I was alive in itself, but
that was said by who also that I, Roberto welcomed him all the phrases
julo is poor, salt you place them yes hand. I went see see
if I didn' t apply that horse to him and then, in the
historical context, I applied yes. I was living on my own when I
directed his hairy jagels to me succession. Good morning, I' m watching
my process, but no one else has noticed. I just point that out
to life. That' s right, you live in processes. It makes
the processes live. You lived a process yes, alone, alone, alone,
and you overcame it. That' s right, friend, not just
hello, because we ordered a lot of romos in those days. Yes,
but the other, the sober side, you lived it alone hello when we
were to the sober parts every day, at five o' clock in the
afternoon, in the same place and through the same channel, That' s
right, every day and every day for a year, when it was passing
that smoke that it found with its process, with its process. Either we
go on or good morning, I' d look very good. Good morning
hear me two, but the first one I' m living my process,
but all guys get expensive, oh friends, and the other one looks on
the radio give it that it' s super Holy Week. He' s
got rail on it. Oh, no, it' s good. Thank
you, it has already been said a thousand times and they will solve it
to such a complicated boy with other good morning things. So important, let
' s come to you hello hello. I' m living in my process.
I had to end up selling everything to start living. At my fifties
I thought I was going to Sometimes I learned a phrase from someone who you
have to take care of your life. Yeah, totally you know and that
implies, that involves a lot of things. I' ve taken care of
you sometimes not living, for others forgets about yourself and comes one to one
point in life where it says and you this bill that I have here pending
with me, with me, I have not turned you into a selfish and
indifferent archisist, but fucking paraphic cat. He says here in my process,
but a friend, Mr Carlos Vázquez carpediem, says here that he was fed
up with what process, too. Yes, which is an expression in Latin
that translates how the day takes advantage of lives the moment. It comes from
a poem by the Roman poet Horatio, in which he exhorts to enjoy the
present without worrying too much about the fruitage. The phrase used to encourage an
intense living of the present moment, valuing every moment and taking advantage of the
opportunities presented, since time is something fleeting and cannot be recovered once it has
passed. That' s what carpe hides use Yeah, yeah, I do
or good morning. Damn it, retilence, damn it for it' s
killing my life, ah going into commercials. You need to, you need
DJ to hit sauce again, because already like dad to stop on bread.
You know I was listening to a radio station when you had satellite radio that
Sundays weren' t the tropical of that package and there was one guy on
Sundays that I put on was a Puerto Rico gallows who lived in New York,
beng and me there was that I nurtured my salty stock. But the
other day I met with Commander Gomez in the ken I am to say that
for you to expand your musical collection take a tour of the Kenso in Villajuana
and on Saturdays to Carlos José Rosario at noon not really a show. That
man is admirable, but for those who come out of the same sauce,
of course, but before you know that the scenarios where they stuck in those
sauces were the discos yes oriental balls. But this DJ talks a lot.
DJs talk a lot, they replenish all the same music. They have little
musical culture, except DJ Joe does DJ and it' s except him.
But please, Mr Nutrance, well, we can' t do it.
We' re going through our process. But the nineteenth, the twentieth,
will know everything. Good morning. I' m living my process, because
there are selfish and manipulative people who don' t even bother you to live
quiet I talk, that' s selfish cross of your life with hate is
living that process. So there told me a friend the best way to be
happy being objective, objective, objective, For example, if you masturbate and
you like to masturbate, being objective is to recognize that you like to masturbate.
Why, every time you get more upset, you have to let yourself
feel guilty. No more turbo, I like it, I do it.
Wow. It' s not when you have sex with a woman you don
' t like because you end up saying everything, you say what I wanted
to give. Empty me ugly and I don' t like it at all.
I wanted it, it' s my love, but I wanted to
empty myself in a hole if you do. That' s the point.
It will not, of course, also be done to accept the objective parts
responsibilities. Of course, if you get her pregnant, you have to take
your responsibility. My love I liked not. I didn' t like it.
Yeah, I' m sorry Good morning. Ask, Piter, I
' m living my process, but Pussy, I' m watching my process,
but the pot doesn' t leave me Alberto. That' s part
of the process, Daddy, yeah, look Alberto, being objective with what
he just told you about japa. I love it, but my eat it
when the woman says that every time she' s with me where she finds
a lot of celle there' s something to produce. Yeah, five,
three, one, ninety- fifty. Not in the morning isthmus ninety-
six five. I already told you a little bit, so I got the
phrase. Living the process is very fashionable. We' re asking people who
are going through their process, but good morning, good day to otegerlos astrero.
Well, I' m living my process. But, gentlemen, I
was holding my bad mother- in- law hard ay man. Look no
law says anywhere that your wife' s family you have to put up with
and you don' t want to. Yeah, no law anymore. No.
I don' t have a problem. I love m good if you
' re happy with them, amen with my family, but sometimes I feel
tiger it' s like they have to believe, it' s forced not,
and now I have to see the dream and every time you know it.
Oy it' s real, don' t Spartans don' t tell
him we passed it to Hahaha yaya good morning, good see berta there Look,
he' s watching process, but I don' t let them say
we' re happy all four. We' ll be happy to all three
of us, because I' m here alone. It' s strong,
the four, yeah, yeah, yeah, happy, the fork Let'
s pause then with the last one. Good morning, good day, good
ten kilos. I' m already living my process, but I' m
already like the seal with the water around my neck and clapping there, where
they put their hand. Hey, the process. There is the process that
already there you are actually living the process or Tuta Wau Alto Pana. This
is a process.