There' s a Dominican archeologist who' s dicque looking for the body of
kilopaters and in that she' s almost twenty- five years old. What
year was it like that, ma' am, I don' t know,
but it' s been a long fight. I know archeological work is
laborious, but I think what' s there is an anti- and-
movement ban. That' s my theory. I don' t spend any
more time than the fuck. I don' t have a life Just look
at it for that. There' s a science. Then let' s
talk here about people who have fought a lot and come to nothing. Oh
Silver, oh Carlos, if I saw him there too if I was Carlos,
Silvel, look Carlos Silver, you' ve already turned yourself in.
Well, let me tell you something, don' t give yourself up,
I have no right to tell you this. He was a candidate. He
was singing something like that. Don' t give yourself up, Carlos,
and keep fighting and keep fighting for your dream, which I don' t
agree with you asking for public money for that, that my tax money be
used to achieve your dream. If it lasted how many hours, I don
' t know how many hours singing. I went to support you in San
vill a few years ago. It wasn' t the two thousand and fifteen
of that two thousand that I don' t have a regison. Well,
I know I' m out there with a telesystem taped testimony supporting Carlos Silver,
that time we went Maria Angeli and a group fell to support him.
I' m not gonna ask you to stop doing what you do. What
I' m not going to support is that I ask for public money for
your dream, because there are many people who have tried it many times and
in the end it does. I think you can draw inspiration from the story
of Edmund Hillary, who was the first man to reach the summit of Ebres
all the previous times, who tried, because he failed and went on and
if today he went on to get it, don' t give up,
just like the sign now that he' s looking for Clopatras, don'
t give up. What I don' t want is for you to get
rid of the public. So let' s talk to people, people who
haven' t come to anything. And this is not disqualifying. There are
many artists that I grew up seeing artist trying to stick it and they didn
' t make it. In the nineties there was the Panther group is the
Panther group. You think a woman stuck up like Luis Medrano' s black
anthers and never stuck to me I liked a girl who didn' t come
to anything either, her name is Mandy. Moah she, she hit a
song Candy There it is, there it is. Mandimo Ay, Mandimos had
a show in Mickelodimo. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He made
a couple of movies. But like I never, ever, as I don
' t get sick enough, we go to the line. Then good morning,
little albert, how you are, it comes out how we are.
The beauty never came. Then came a care on New York Street. He
' s in New York now. Or he came to New York. He
' s in New York. Yeah, it was Grandma' s. I
don' t know if it was around the corner and she went in a
container or what for the workshop. But you in New York the beauty,
the broingos have to check. Good morning, give him good. Yeah,
yeah, at least there can be what I called him ab Alexa. Of
course I do. Don' t break your head. It did not come
to anything, nor did alex equal one that gained revelation of the year in
the two thousand two, the one that was called the one that sang merengue,
woman, woman, he no, marcel no, Marcelo, that is
to say had come very far. No. No. No. I'
m talking about a purchase that was called now that he won revelation of the
year. Yeah, yeah, yeah, good morning. Tale good morning and
all of a sudden, Robland Roy flavored Roland Roll, Yes, where Roland
Roll was from in the eighties was an artist who tried it, because pile
of see and never hit Guillermo Moreno devil. So in politics. Now jame
I hear Embowe' s song, the one who was dancing. I only
remember him being told he' s going to be a prosecutor, not for
a strong moment. But if the President puts him as a solicitor, he
would be denying his claim that the Public and Independent Prosecutor' s Office,
of course because it was his senator' s candidate again. Ah no fic
talk. He was a prosecutor in the nineties Good morning, good morning.
Good day, good day, give love to Wiltrio' s daughter, who
' s parician, like I like pets. Yeah, yeah, Alina,
but Valida did pretty well as an actress. She made a couple of movies.
I think it went well at Sanky Pankero, I work there. Yes,
yes, yes, Alina Vargas, yes, that they dwell it was
oh, it' s called agreement, it' s called the meringue from
beyond the two thousand good days. Well so much our friend go to talent
another friend. You know why I went to see her yesterday and I found
this lady' s news that she was given an award, but she was
a prize for trying. It was the kiss, good morning, well,
well, yeah, give it a try the guy is because he tries to
break me recordgin is Carlos if Carlos Silver way that he keeps trying. Uh,
I fully support perseverance, the struggle to the foolish, but without public
money. Yeah, I saw him in the tampel. Yesterday I also saw
Sus Jimene in an interview, in a video to Sus and jimene sports chronicler,
to talk about the construction of stadiums and said something that is very logical.
God, why do we want a stadium of 80, 000 people and
we don' t fill the twenty- five ends anymore and what the discussion
is really over. That' s the end of the argument. The book
is closed and it is going to be counted and I said there is also
something that here there are other priorities, that public money should be used for
that, which is what we think a lot, if it is such a
good business, that private investors come, that the State gives it facilities,
etc, and that they put into practice their business model, because you are
a country that guarantees investment and is open to legal security and economic and political
stability, guarantees any investment in the Dominican Republic. Come invest look. I
believe that in the specific case of Carlos Silver Este what is called the thing
of those records of havuinés. I think they' ve been unfair and they
should give you a record money for trying so many times, you must have
them. There' s no one there anymore, there' s one who
has a grudge because he broke it. I imagine you broke it. I
know there' s a way, have records. But one question. He
sings, He sings truth, that is he sang my question, that is
the merengue chant, because I, like I don' t know say a
Carlos song, says here a friend that the bellezo is citizen Eduardo. That
problem. They sent him here and a city of Meditius, a family sent
him here, this way. Good morning, citizens. I look at myself
at the PG and it' s a long time. Listen to me the
caller already to decide that the thirty dh sope Yes, yes, boy died
cho not the days few the motivated. What given of the morning coffee ban
was who did not swim Berto, where is the d ol which is.
That' s where I saw it as a new song, but it didn
' t happen. The song didn' t pass. No, it didn
' t come to anything. Yeah, what am I, yeah, that
was two thousand sixteen. Chiquita well, it' s a good prosoma,
the takeoff, but the morning give it You remember Age, axel to an
online. It won' t be Celui not who came out of a I
haven' t put Roberto in the contest that I was doing. You know
imagine and vene sounds the name sounds to me because you said it wasn'
t one of that boy gave him even a cb ay he says no,
but I' m telling you the truth. Sure, I mean, it
' s not. Gentlemen, for God' s sake, that boy participated
in a quest for success and I don' t know about a health issue.
He gave him an ACB and he walks big or they are. I
don' t know if he' s the one who recovered. I don
' t know if I have it sinking, but I think it was a
bad axel saying it. Yeah, he cane' s a meringa group,
yeah, he sings a meringue group when, but I understand he had a
vascular stroke, a young guy. That laughs at young people. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, good morning, good morning. Dale sang promo, promo
the black five, three and ay the black zinc. That' s the
last thing I' ve known for several years. He had like a cell
phone store. A gringa that hit him there with a little bit of it
had been able to do that. The guy' s dad is the race.
This was the last thing in the arena. Cell phone sets that in
the single bolus had a subject career. To perió in Guapo. He'
s a dad Good morning Juan' s worth a good day at large.
We can include there to greater desaina who sea yury na, what is of
that girl' s life. That wasn' t the one to make a
relationship. No, I' m not. I don' t remember if
he won anything. I think so, they came a prize a long time
ago It' s been a hell of a long time since it went to
you with them. Yeah, yeah, you did pretty well. She was
a ballad tantist Adriana ok that out there of the two thousand eight or two
thousand nine, really Peter bagle masterfully managed by the warrior Chon and the warrior
Shon and the warrior pulling your steps without hurting your heels. This Chon warrior
in America, they' re in the United States like she says she recorded
a song. What I don' t remember is the name of another friend,
who is the litus, who I' m not going to read,
because the mandolite doesn' t command. Not so much of it does not,
gentlemen, but he is wrong because there are several there who are stuck
MM yes being successful. Yes now and there are also people who have what
they want to keep is the open rick event, not that it becomes a
supermarket, not exactly. For example, I' m going to put here
the last one he puts on the list those little vent has it working.
Let' s see the one before the beauty. Jame, wait pretty.
Yes, yes, yes, that lady has kept the bentorri I open two
years, oh if not and there is an attorney that that lady we interviewed
in the two thousand seven we from there seventeen years ago and it is still
there Look the lady' s son. That one, too. Yeah,
I do, too. If I found him an interview, I found him
in an interview. It' s the first two exact. Yes, the
first two also had a tinted balb. Both of you. It' s
not that they' re okay, it' s not that they' re
okay, but at least their persistence by the first one he mentions, He
' s gone through all the stages and all the rhythms, so I know
it mentioned and I stick it no longer is I know Jundo. That'
s very good. Hey, it' s already late. Hey, up
- to- date, natualize. They say here that Roland' s crazy
rolls emitting a workshop in which the bron maybe with a voice. I do
love it. I know that Roland' s role in the eighties in the
nineties and one was a fan to perform at the Club de Leon and I
remember the guagua announcer Roland roll with flavor this Saturday at the club Lions de
la Piña and I speak to me here. They send Charlie Valen who,
by the way, Challi Valle sent me a very good record yesterday, no,
but cha Charlie Valen was that he took off Chali Vales Vale. No.
Charle Valen is a New York businessman or all of the music, but
Challi Valen is the forerunner, perhaps the cornerstone of urban music in the Dominican
Republic. Nothing world rd no further to my sister as Charlie Valen started in
the early nineties. Ah wow ame fucking quiet life. He' s got
a new record, a maren, yeah, yeah. Charlie Valen had a
successful cashier in the' 90s. At the beginning of the nineties when I
was DJ of the station ninety- five, he' s now living.
Hey, I went, what' s that Charlie Vale record, where was
the song Grillo and those songs. Over there and the huachito of that sheath
yes, manicu thrown and a vomer that prints once he sent it to you
to put it on. I' m going to give it to you now
in English and alone in English hol Night Logo by Manicus or even the best
album, one of the best. I' ll put it on for you
right now. That' s from the' 80s, yeah, from the
record of how it' s called the fuck this one that I' ve
never seen a hit in his life. They always tell them you have a
hit in number one. You' ve never seen him in the dumaro.
It' s like she li Rich exactly allioncñores, the leader Wch there'
s a saucer who made a sauce in the nineties called Franking what he calls
over already the frankin rum has good a sauce of her sheep good, as
Mani Cruz recorded the nylon in Merengue. So now, right now, right
now, I' m putting you to your consideration. I put it to
hear it you know that very. On the contrary, I have admiration for
the people who, even without achieving their dream of being an artist who dominates
the super popular successful lists that try and even if they achieve some kind of
recognition, because there are others who do not have the courage to sing in
front of an audience or record a production. It' s true. That
' s worth a lot in the case of this lady, who inspired me
to this. I' ve been reading it in the newspaper that' s
been looking for Clopatra ever since I was a teenager. Evidently, I know
that archaeological work sends you a lot of time and sheath, but that I
feel that nothing else seems once a year, always for the same summer time.
Why do you come here the world before namar Egypt. It wasn'
t just Egypt, but that' s where civilization was born on that piece.
Around land where Baghdad is, Mesopotamia, people moved, etcetera. We
talked about thousands of years ago. Yeah, well, I figure people lived
there. People lived here. People may have emigrated here. There is a
very interesting theory that says that the people who arrived that I learned in school,
that the assholes who arrived from this side crossed a piece of ice that
was over there, up there, through the Bering Strait, up there,
through Alaska, over there and crossed pete Audio that walking because they were nomads
Peter started to walk and stop on the way and ate it, ate from
what appeared, etcetera. We for Canamas, Colombia arrived for Track. There
weren' t some very vague Indians out there from Venezuela, that' s
crazy, that' s not what the boys jumped like that out there that
in Venezuela, Colombia and all that out there, exactly South American caribbean,
sang the most lazy. To us. It' s not the adrian water
go I would have been those Indians. If I had been one of those
Indians, don' t have it from the Taínos and those people who settled
here. I wouldn' t have done anything either, because I had the
life resolved here, unlike the others, not just the life resolved Diana.
The first thing has to be decent. He' ll run away from there
so they won' t eat it and then he lives out there. Those
tigers cross, they come from Venezuela crossing you are there, jumping from one
to the other and they meet this piece of land that had everything sure of
that and all your food there mimos were plugged in right there you only everyone
didn' t make me go running the caribera that tiger, there was a
mess of the devil, that tygres. They ate people out there, because
just as we ate hills on the 24th of December, so they ate what
they ate Indian boy the ol didn' t turn it around and they ate
taíno al holno and was going to go. He never knows with casabes if
he didn' t have mesanal sab and that this is the cover is hard
to how the arms are Dame dolibres, the Indian arm. Yeah, I
' m on the 24th of December she just got it early and her head
and with her head used then three of stuffing. Yeah, we' re
talking about thousands of years when Columbus arrived. He already has tamas who had
five thousand and spikes of years here paying for doing nothing. Yeah, but
you know what the story says. I have here that saw those women like
this in leather I say look Mexico, not pro anymore Peru, but that
was what they left. That' s where I told us the face paints
Look at this and four stones and the four skins, four stones? In
San Juan de la Maguana, you don' t believe yourself, but where
Ana Cabe' s vagrant danced exactly they' re going to carry out Anac
' s stage. But that civilization that was over there that all the fucking,
people of Egypt, and that' s over there all those issues.
That' s where he was walking, big faragons, kings to Jesus Christ,
he had all those carama people out there, too, they didn'
t leave any offspring here who I don' t know that people, those
faraons, those kings, those Jesus Christs and those people. There are many
theories, but we are certainly talking about a process in the time of thousands
of years that possibly crossed over here, if they crossed, because already the
traits and characteristics with the mixture and maybe ended up the stomach turned into wild
pupus that were here. Well, maybe I' ll leave it. Well
the water, the sea, I mean, gentlemen, but good have looking.
The tigers are said to have arrived here 2, 000 years before Columbus
arrived. You can no longer imagine in the six hundred BC, more or
less they arrive before Christ came to their tigers here. Columbus arrived a thousand
four hundred and ninety- two years later. There' s a question.
That Columbus comes in here and says okay you' re half, already because
I do. That' s how people were if they used to be if
they were scur of what I discovered before you were being bullied six hundred years
ago, almost daddy ante. Yeah, they weren' t actually here,
or I' m here as in fact not long ago. This was organized
not long ago, because before you arrived a hundred years ago, I still
closed it and that was yours. The conquests were considered valid of territory and
you dance all still is eighty hundred years ago. We' re still here,
so look, let' s get the ground in here. Yes,
well, mine, Eduardo Santos, hey it' s Tuesday, today we
have poor, poor attention, you did it you' re going to send
your son now for a rich camp there in Switzerland, camp to Switzerland.
Yeah, I' m a time where the rich went to camp Europe.
Of course, my rich friends were Europe who were going that way by praying
the United States. That wasn' t a fan if in the nineties that
was lower middle class, that' s what José Contrera was going up here,
like it' s called the one that tel the nouñez de caceres,
that those people think it' s rich what they live there, it'
s the prairie, what they live behind the hundred or they there I saw
a little truck of dai Azus park in a box that goes in the residential,
that yougo a truck of Ahijazus pasted in the parking lot no one is
rich. Not egg with silver there. What' s that called? There
is that there, in the prairie, in the prairie that is called that,
that exactly did the government. There' s a house out there that
I like all that made good mud and they' re selling it. See
if you come to José Contrera in the one that is by the ortega and
in that uster is rich to fish of that sheath and here people believe that
because the National was going in the nineties he has and is there in the
faith and the pola of the Sarasota. I thought he was rich. I
had some neighbors who bought in the bravo of the chulch to feel millionaire.
And now and in the National small road, yes of the nineties, yes
of the nineties, the poor, we bought in a chain of shops that
broke and sold their premises to the mermaid. We didn' t buy him
yesterday. Then we go poor attention you' re going to kill a real
camp, uh that really sends everything and you don' t see it from
what' s called English. No camp, which is Florida, is rich.
Don' t be sorry, so don' t mention me. They
don' t mention it, poor attention. Please don' t put me
on. I say a cuaba soap to that boy that for him to bathe
and not shine and bathe him how rich his s sends like a camp in
Florida period. He doesn' t want it, not just the crocodiles,
because he eats it there. He was alone to the place where there is
snake, that there are manes to the wave and out there he is crazy
to where a poor man throws that lunch box. Now you' re gonna
send it to me in that lunch box. You know those cardboard toys and
s please, poor thing. Good morning, good day, poor atheist Don
' t put that in your bag. Driving is good for a camp outside
the country. It' s not like a backpack that sends him with a
suitcase. A suitcase is a camp here, because don' t think that
there are no camps here uri Yes, tell me one. I' m
not gonna start saying name I' m gonna go. But yes, in
fact, outside the city he sends you for pot to bacon, but it
' s so cool. I' m me I want to play ball and
I' m going to make a home. Good morning, poor ascension.
Love in favor, check the bundle boy, because the equipment of the camp
is not bappe or flip flops with half life. Amb favor. He'
s got a flat pigeon, a pope tells him around whether it' s
a camp or a vacation in the United States. It has to be colored
like this in ASPN. Yeah, yeah, up there a rat faith,
I said seeing me was Riche' s leader, Stevie Wonder' s,
the blind step just like the My Long Stevie wonderfull On h Longe the Stevie
Wonder. Good morning, something Good morning, Good morning, Alberto and everything
walks poor attention to that child does not enter it in the backpack. That
cardboard galley, not my love, that cardboard galley, you don' t
have to take her there. And second, if you pick up your clothes,
buy him a new half, take care, possibly that median bemba.
It' s funny. The first thing your son does is to qualify to
go to one of his camps. It has to come from one of the
schools where they receive children for those camps. If you put everyone not what
you paid for, you' re going to send your child to share in
an environment where he' s not exactly there is the problem. The problem
is basically because, for example, when you put your child in an expensive
school OK, you can pay for it, but you also have to live
the lifestyle that leads to having an i that leads to having a boy in
a school. You can' t send a small boy from Arroyo Hondo School
for a Saint George camp or him. You can' t or from school.
What' s the name of the one here, the one who puts
the book of Pajarrería to the boy. Not the bible is the expensive,
the mortuary the Carol Morgan good morning and I just took it from you.
The lla Lucy fights with them. The kids play football, don' t
send them a ball game or a draw that I already do for a team,
the school team is called Mike chinns football that' s poor and the
carajito plays the sheath out on a horse. Yeah, well, well,
that' s what the devil keeps saying, the one who lives doesn'
t fight back, doesn' t have or have a belt that gives the
indie the camp that' s at the Olympic Center, that makes sport myth,
that gives him food from the economic eaters. It' s what I
said to the kids at school Hello send and with that backpack that says super
shadow, holy, how do you take school with my bo Yes, hey,
Alberto Docos, friend attention poor Tale You. You can' t send
the kid with a tumi backpack and they go to a hundred, thirty-
five times. That' s the first and second thing, you can'
t send him either with a mochi, with a suitcase of those who sell
there in the adualte a worm looks. Alberto writes around here at the camp
of the comatillo camp. It' s$ 4, 500 a week or
hammer in comatillos. Lord, I' m telling you, it' s
a very cool camp, but four thousand five hundred what I pay. I
owe it to n and I' ll send it over there. They'
re rotting chicken. Good morning. Don' t hit it. Gentlemen,
I' m gonna put your little faces in a camp. Put it all
in the meadows club. The disgusting changer had a good dinner, there'
s a very good swimming pool for the carajitos. That' s where,
in the meadow, in the meadow clubs he talks if he goes. I
loved and played that bol Enrique went to camp in mymon s a five,
three, one, ninety- six and fifty matilla. Out of the morning
we have ninety- six point five. We' re talking this hour in
poor care, you' re going to put your son now poor in a
rich camp four thousand five hundred, two, four thousand nts of silver.
He' s gonna die there in the morning now. Good day to the
girls blessings. Fayate poor attention, dear, poor. If you go your
wild beasts, you still haven' t given him a ticket course the Eastern
Protocol that at lunchtime, when they tell you three times, is not that
the child is going to stop three verses nor is it going to serve this
one. Please educate him and also manage the language. YouTube, matches take
care of you, yes, you judge yourself to tell him by rhyme,
you tell him by strong dive. It' s strong poor attention. Good
morning, good morning. We arrived for the first time that I called commented
boy. That' s very good. I' ve got several hits for
that one. We' re also talking about the camps. Hey, he
gets there. The first thing is if you' ve had a lunch box.
Please don' t throw bread with salami butter at the child. It
' s that good lami, well, no, but with rich kid'
s camp you can' t put the corduroy and with salad my salting butter.
Ubeca picadero, one with minced cheese and salami I have chopped and raw
ham. Five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty. Good
morning. I bought him new pajamas and not pande. I take these pajamas
to jog and really if I don' t kill my son no camp will
dawn. I' m scared of him. I' m telling myself honestly
maybe because you wanted that there' s still too much baby for me,
but I don' t know now I get scared when I' m eighteen
I go and manca in a camp an eighteen already the bedroom of the museum
was given that time. They don' t know what ended the band called
pi, but then I opened it to the parents. But I wouldn'
t send a drowsy I, Alberto Varia, I myself with a son and
that for a camp dawn away from my eyes. No, no, brother,
you if for me that' s not an option. If you don
' t, we' ll take care of him. I don' t
take better care of him in my house, but he' s four out
of eleven to five There' s no camp option. Why do I have
to send my son to a camp where I' m not going to see
him exactly. I respect the parents who are now because they are great,
fourteen fifteen, who are already boys who exactly that you can them so much
that he has judgment, because a boy that seven out of eight say that
they could not tube with whoever is fifteen, sixteen, oh no, no,
leave the trunk. It' s just that you don' t know
the maniac who' s gonna stick a finger through your son' s file
at night while he' s asleep, you don' t really know that
I' m telling you that you' re going to go to your underwear
and masturbate the eight- year- old boy get to think about how degenerate
there is in this world. It doesn' t exist. That is very
much in my mind that option. If I had children, I wasn'
t written down, there' s no camp from ten to four, from
ho eight to one. If it' s going to happen, it'
s going to happen, but not my son stuck with a group of boy
Hendry that doesn' t exist baby and that ay we' re going to
make it scary or don' t look snow- never I try here after
they traditionally put the mashed potato with cheese and salami and I' m going
to add h I' ve boiled there to me yes, egg the bread.
If you have to send it, stop that You have to send it
to the consulate as a group. That camp isn' t exactly pole.
If he talks like that, what if he really didn' t, the
rich Rico brings in his low PSA residence, you know what' s going
on, is that he was seeing too many stories about Vaina on this last
YouTube period. I get that cases I don' t know what pods of
I don' t know what to look like and these cases of that sheath
murder, of these cases that are in the prosecution, that dramatize it on
YouTube. No, no, I haven' t lost my faith in humanity.
It' s not that it' s not easy and I saw a
movie by a group of friends who killed a little boy that the ninety-
three named The Boldy and the movie you saw, I' ve already seen
the movie, but yes, it stays that there is a book that was
written with the ninety- eight and the film of two thousand one. A
group of the guy was a mean bastard from there in Florida and he had
his best friend from Childhood pussy had Harto and they were a group of baccarats
who neither worked nor studied bums from around one of those cities of South Florida,
and one day they got together and planned matete type that you had high
a tobit, but they were looking for carajito of fifteen, sixteen, ten
of eighteen years and twenty planning to kill another friend of eighteen or nineteen years,
more or less of the truth Adriana. They stabbed him and beat him
with tigers and then they walked around who didn' t know what to do.
The movie so loud. I finished seeing her, but I have an
idea, but you had it to the devil if it was a real thing.
Grotesque the BULLYI find it the movie is seven o' clock. His
name was Bobby Kent, I think his name was the fuck they killed.
It' s seven forty- eight o' clock in the morning, Ahoritu
ninety- six, poor attention to send your little face to the camp.
Good morning, Good, well, how were we of the rose Mike,
my brother, how was it excellent for you or out there aha or we
really glad to me your ex and your brother who is a girder. Not
thanks to you, because the truth is that the end of people listened to
me the whole way. They called me from all over the place. Hey,
so you can see my go again. Hey, yeah, it'
s nice to hear from you all the time, bro, of course a
hug. I want to ask you guys a question, Dale Mickey, which
one of you is last name ah here. We are all poor, all
of origin that without bolengo put du beta soft a hug. Here we are
not perez, because the perez are already too much of the vanque that you
and we are very good the vargas of what I come from. In fact,
I' m going to camp there on the farm of h In fact,
I should have been kings. Thank you, what a dyke kings are
poorer than they are worth. Let' s always be worse friends. This
program must have had a camp. You knew my dad' s dad was
name kings, he called José Reyes and he died music. Yeah, he
died when my dad was six months old, so my grandmother, before the
boys declared him, was already with a card. Almost then my grandmother stayed
with her two children and declared him natural children, and they had her last
name. She was Vargas, but I, thank God, are not ugly
kings to hear Alberto Kings Aye, what a damn, Poverty, poor man.
Here' s Mani Cruz. The Old Nigon Ondan video premieres today,
leaving two in the morning rhythm not twenty- six channel one- five one
on the vega. Peter Basquet n a guy who has known Look people were
talking about meringue, things and music, because there they have it. There
you go. A guy who has taken his head for the merengue, for
the music in the general sense, Here, in the Dominican Republic and it
was not Dick why not that the traditional merengue that does not look at it
there and has been quite daring and has experienced and made music, has read
quite well success for Manin Mr Manicruz Look at science. You guys are complaining
about fat fat guys. Science has said that fat, fat people last longer
in sex. Having sex. We' ve talked here about what science has
said that a sexual relationship, he' s the intercourse and that lasts between
two to three minutes, five minutes maximum. He didn' t steal the
five- minute one anymore. The exact science. Science says so already when
it lasts five minutes because you' ve been stuck in that sheath hard.
Yeah, yeah, that' s right. So this one has said that
science, science has said that fat people are quite fiery and they are longer
to have sex. When they get on top of a woman and those who
say they enjoy doubles true, because they enjoy women when they get off and
when they are up, because when they feel like it, ah they breathe
how they were officiating. Then let' s talk to the women who anti
have their chubby versus the ones who have had their skinny. They go to
the gym. Yeah, choppy, hardy, skinny, what a desert they
say. Let' s go to the country. Let' s go to
the country, sir, better which one you' ve been better off with
sexually speaking to, uh, we' re talking a fucking deep or like
the normal skinny guy you want, that with the coffee, the chopper.
Science says that the chubby ones last longer in that doesn' t mean they
' re better, but they last longer, harder, more in sex,
yes, hard Honduras between the average ratio. When they have their elbows,
they last longer than the usual five minutes. What is skinny, attention woman,
then you find you better, fat or skinny. There, ducklings one
ninety- six and fifty is the same as in the morning Rhythm ninety-
six. Today is Tuesday thirty July of the year two thousand twenty- four.
Good morning. Good morning, good morning, honey, I take the
skinny one, she says she' s done better with the skinny ones.
Good morning, Good morning, Oh, I' ve got an anecdote that
happened to me. Good morning, good morning, hello, I don'
t know with the chubby I didn' t go well but the skinny ones.
I prefer skinny ones. Yeah, good morning, good morning, good
morning, good morning, good morning, good morning, good morning, good
morning, good morning. When it lasts badly what settles in the days,
I understand good morning, good morning the gallows, like you have to climb
up to be able to do something better. The skinny ones. She says
you' d better be skinny. Good morning, you bastard Good morning.
Good morning, good morning, the best sex I' ve had in my
life in forty- two years. Like a chubby. The fat guy says
the best, as Deris said the master. Good morning, the survey.
Good morning, guys, I can think it' s okay for there to
be thanks. Ayan the coolest look at a height is well disagreed with the
fatal that made. That sheath that research, because first the shorts are uncomfortable.
A height of that astounding and aside, has the brija like a prieta
raccoon, ay I do not expect feet but Gorda, God bye and cover
vajos I raise you a boy like this, wow, Good morning, good
Chinese, give him love, well, my loves, I have tried everything.
I looked good. Sure. You like it, you want me not
to be upset about positions, give me the pogrito, and you' re
looking for the follma. That' s not where it' s going to
let me fuck, but yes, you know why peitter, because then you
have to have your legs wide open. Sure, because if you don'
t fit the chubby. I don' t know. By scientific study they
say that, the more short they last in intimacy or studies. Good morning.
Good morning, give him black, black, little fat. I was
thinking, I' m suffocating, I' m of love and I give
him bade. And now think carefully, gentlemen, don' t get out
of your eyes. He gives Asian to the broths in the brain they can
' t. No. Good morning, you' re all right. Yeah,
good day, alberto remembers the santiago of the cable m was fat.
He' s a fat guy. My love has a wire that Goldo.
Oh yes for one thing, no yes. I remember quite well how Homer
Simpson, the santiago cablu and how good you told him that you see that
tiger was quite a machine, an experience of everything. Oh yeah, there,
yeah, it' s, yeah, it' s a real machine,
mmmm. The only bad thing you can see him again there I saw
her, there she took him to Santiago, so she keeps taking everything.
The fat guy moved me, moved you the icing, yeah, happy budding,
yeah that' s got to get her pregnant, get her pregnant that
I want to stop you. Yes, good morning, my love. Good
morning, my love ale, darling. Or is that friendship, that is
with you, since you understand the mess with the lover Capital Vazquez, Peter
backand not. The scientifite study and for the good morning polon I' m
saying it. I did the scientific study, uh, the day. Well,
my lord, the truth is that you have to do like a crocodile,
uh, little, you don' t have to count and down there
grayer you both see it. Remember, the studio says Fatty' s not
fat, as the Dra says, he' s a gallows. Pito plus
a go, all gordi and all this is not a golden, it'
s a gallows, for example. From there down, from there down.
It' s eight a m Good morning, and the gorge climbs his belly
and says mamamelo which lady eh, how beautiful? How beautiful? How beautiful
they come out when they head to sagarriga women and lose too much by galdophobia
all over the world. Oh, there' s a scientific study that claims
the fatter they last in intimacy. It says around here that a friend'
s sister that all the fat boyfriends she' s had have been better than
the skinny ones. But notice that most have gone away in that they are
better, that they like, that they like, but they have ignored what
the study that says this is that they last in intimacy. You don'
t have to be tough. If they last or do not last, then
more inconda look than what happens that if they last long, it is more
uncomfortable. So I explained to you about your legs, because no matter what
things you put on, you have to have the penalty excessively open. You
know, you know what it is. Andaly Fernando taking a picture with Ernesto
Samper Fuck. Okay. Many saw the opening of almost four hours of the
Olympic Games. One hundred and fifty million dollars were spent on that montage for
last Friday that we were twenty- six and it was the opening of the
Olympic Games that are taking place in Paris. This opening included everything around the
concept of the whole history and important moments of French history and many things that
symbolize or are iconic of French culture. There was a stage where, therefore,
a tribute was paid to the fashion industry. Unquestionably, Paris and France
are to a large extent among the great forerunners of fashion for several centuries and
especially in this last century, with names like Coco Chanel and all those great
brands that I use. Coco Chanel was the one who put the woman in
a skirt in a short skirt, short is a wallet on her shoulder.
They' re what the woman has in St Peter' s. That'
s not coconut Mordankoco Chanel was an old designer who hated Churgil. I don
' t know why, but she gave me a lot of cover to Churchil
and old Cocochanel, because she was a great fashion revolutionary. One of the
most controversial moments appeared in that section of the fashion tribute, which some say
was a sort of parody from the sopper, as the gringos in English say,
of the last scene. And there appears a fat warm bait, which
is DJ is called Barbara Bush and she, then, identifies herself as fat
and calls positivity. I don' t know what exactly dances has one of
the labels that run after it and is a very well- known dja in
France and some countries of Europe. Well, then, the Gorda that had
in the center of what many understand was a parody of the last dinner,
a group of transgender transvestite or a group of degenerates, is of degenerates that
appear there, then, and that bothered many people, including even the regime
of Iran. When the water drops, it weighs because the evil is well
voted the king, when King Mendera says that it was a skirt respect because
remember that, although Christians are in Muslims, some Muslims disagree with certain questions
of Christianity. Do not forget that within their sacred book, Jesus appears as
a prophet, just like the Virgin Mary, that is, the mother of
Jesus is also quoted there and they give him a certain deal, but perhaps
not that of being not equal to God, but of one similar to what
the prophet was exactly, as the DJ, the DJ, the fat one.
This has raised a complaint because, after all the indignation that the opening
ceremony brought after itself after this scene, this has taken a legal turn.
Today Tuesday, when DYJ, who performed at the show, said her lawyer
said she is filing complaints about the storm of threats and other abuses she has
received online following the ceremony. Barbara bush Ak Cebo' s lawyer warm of
dishes, said in a letter published in the DJ' s instagram that she
has been threatened with death, torture and rape, and has also been the
target of numerous anti homophobic, sexist and fatphobic or grazophobic insults, whatever you
want to call it good, as she confirmed to the Agency p that the
account is hers and although the artistic director of the ceremony, Thomas Jo has
repeatedly told her that she was not inspired in the last scene. Critics interpreted
part of the show that presented Bosch as a mockery of Leonardo da Vinci'
s painting, which shows Jesus Christ and his apostles. Bush, who defines
himself as an activist of love, appeared playing a silver headdress that looked like
a wing while organizing a party during a segment of the broadcast, dancing drag
artists and others flanked the fat one on both sides and a girl included among
those who were as young as again, among whom they said that Christians had
been wounded and offended, were Catholic bishops, French and others. The organizers
of the Paris Olympic Games have said that there was never any intention of disrespecting
any religious group and that he intended to celebrate community tolerance. The producer said
he saw the moment as a celebration of diversity and the table at which Bosch
played his songs as a tribute to the French festival and gastronomy.“ I
do not want to be subversive, to mock or scandalize,” the producer
said. Above all, I wanted to send a message of love, a
message of inclusiveness and not divide at all. The fat woman' s lawyer
' s statement, Audi Melat Celati, said she is filing several complaints.
Normally, the French judicial authorities examine these complaints and determine whether a formal public
investigation is necessary. The statement claims that the fat woman has been the target
of an extremely violent campaign, cyber- bullying and defamation. In a statement
of their own, also posted on Instagram, Gorda said whatever some people say.
I never exist. I' ve been ashamed of who I am and
let' s assume the responsibilities of everything including my artistic choices all my life.
I refused to be a victim. I won' t shut up.
He said that his lawyer' s statement said he would file legal complaints,
regardless of whether they were committed by French or foreign citizens, and he intends
to prosecute anyone who tries to intimidate him in the future. I would like
her to have the same courage and to make an allegory of any religious symbol
of Islam, as she does not allow herself to be intimidated and as one
of the producers said that in France, and certainly in France, there is
creative freedom, the whole extension of the word. But I feel shy to
the French creative liberals, especially from the beginning of the two thousand and fifteen
to Acá to touch on certain issues linked to Islamme in their creative works.
I feel very shy. I don' t know why, maybe something will
deter them, maybe something will make him feel scared. The truth is that,
while it is true that they have now argued that it was not an
allegory of the last supper nor were they seeking to offend with this, certainly
it was And what I heard, I read about eong Mos that said I
am not a practicing Christian, neither am I a Catholic, nor am I
an evangelical, nor anything. I am or have existential doubts and find answers
in many of those doubts, in part of what the FAITH has taught me,
that is, when I say that I am not a practitioner because I
do not gather in a church, I do not equal the letter what the
Bible establishes and none of those things. I am not a practitioner of religion,
but I repeat in this, in the FAITH and in these preachings,
I often find answers to many of my existential doubts, which often comforts me.
I am a defender of freedom of expression. I think there is,
that there is a freedom and that there must be freedom from those who do
not agree to mock the extremes they want now, when we talk about an
event that seeks the unity of all people, no matter what they think of
attracting and using sport as the channel to join us all. And in Article
50 of the IOC Regulation exactly establishes a ban on those we saw last Friday.
Evidently, those who decide at the opening ceremony of games that have to
be as neutral as possible mock the faith of two thousand and a peak of
millions of people in the world. He' s alienating those people from that
event, he' s saying to us, to us or to a part
of us, whatever you believe or practice or consider sacred, it' s
a sovereign shit and you' re not welcome. That' s what I
interpreted, because if they had done the same thing with the same allegory ridiculing
the belief of a thousand- and- a- half million Buddhists in Asia
or of the nearly two billion Muslims in the world of other religions who also
walk. That way, then, I say well, they are being balanced
and alienating everyone equally. But it is easy to go against Christianity, because
the Christians themselves feel shame and complex to defend what unites them, which is
their faith And I repeat, I am talking about an county that is on
a stage and that mocks the Hiblia or the characters of the Holy Bible.
That is if I am talking about an event that is not supposed to have
that kind of action within it, because that is contrary to the principles of
that institution that organizes that, which is the International Olympic Committee. And well
these tigers could stage that show with all the peace of mind in the world.
In another context, she' s fat now. He' s coming
to become the victim. Obviously I can' t and I can' t
defend that people are being sought to attack or go out in awe for making
an artistic exhibition enjoying something that I believe and I defend that is freedom of
expression And freedom of expression implies freedom, the right to offend and if you
are offended amen, but in the context of the Olympic Games, there wasn
' t space, and I think that everyone who wants to be offended and
said so on Friday, as told, also has the right to feel offended,
to which I don' t object that anyone who wants to offend or
do something that I seem offensive does. But just as you are free to
offend, free to offend, so is the other one who is free to
feel offended and from how he feels to react. Eye without resorting to violence,
if resorting to aggression. That' s why, but the questions that
I ask myself what the need was and why they didn' t get into
me with delight what surprises me Alberto is or are so valid half creative.
Every time this group of people decides to cross the line, pass through the
arch of triumph, beliefs, values of the other person and that person or
group of people reacts, then come and put three inclusions, three words,
three times the word inclusion in a discourse with respect, five respect and love,
not my love, not inclusion, not love and much less that respect.
Or you take your horse and we keep ours. Or we' re
gonna keep banging each other. How could that be possible? I encourage the
dj I hope that you will be encouraged to make later an allegory of Islam
and those times of Muhammad and make it brave in the middle of a public
square in Paris. It' s just like a social experiment. The fat
woman who appears in the middle of a controversy over the opening of the Olympic
Games has complained to justice because she says she is receiving threats. After this
happened good. There it is was the watering that was running that medicine cabinet.
You know, it seems to me that this is all going on in
Venezuela is a complicated situation. Yesterday the Government of Venezuela announced, through a
communication of Venezuelan box office that I asked the Dominican Government to throw all its
consular staff there. The Dominican Republic since the 18th century has no ambassador in
Venezuela, a product of what good. In the two thousand eighteen a fraudulent
election was made in Venezuela and the Dominican Republic is within the countries that did
not recognize that result. Therefore, the State has been consistent with both the
Danilo Government and the Luis Vinader Government. In this sense, that was more
or less a consensual than the metropolis of the Dominican Republic. A group of
countries arrived, but we arrived on Sunday and another pantomime of elections took place
in Venezuela, where the regime released results that do not correspond to what actually
happened. And who will believe a government that has assumed ninety- six percent
of the population in total poverty, that in a country where one barely survives,
in certain strata and levels of society, that people will go out to
vote massively for the executioner who has robbed him of the future and who has
clothed him and submerged him in hunger and misery. No one believes that,
and more so in the situation in which this country finds itself. In the
year two thousand and twelve, Chávez advanced elections that, in order to achieve
the victory, cost the Venezuelan seventy billion dollars. That was almost half of
the oil revenue that was in the year two thousand twelve Venezuela, which was
about one hundred and twenty- four thousand one hundred and thirty zero million dollars.
That was the investment that the dying Rat made in order to inherit power
from Nicolás Baburro. Nicolás Maburro has been very clever, although he is a
crude, vulgar man without class, to the spoken grotesque, to maintain the
power and with mature the worst of the criminal Venezuelan political class has been in
charge of the State after the death of Chávez. Well, yesterday the Venezuelan
government also announced that there would be no flight between the Venezuelan areas and the
Dominican territory, that there will be no flights between the two countries. Panama
is also included there. There were protests in Venezuela yesterday. Seven are the
dead, counting dozens of people in custody. What will happen in Venezuela after
all this is not known. Maria Jolina Machado. Yesterday afternoon, at six
o' clock he gave a press conference where he pointed out that he had
seventy- three percent of the records that would be published and that in this,
in this count, they obtained an overwhelming victory with more than six million
votes. Mr Urrutia González his Rutia, the opposition candidate. I have been
saying for many years that the worst mistake of those who were going against the
Chave regime was to accept being put on the right side of the opposition,
because as much the regime as the servils to the regime were responsible for converting
the term opposition, which does not necessarily mean opposing or being against those who
govern, but rather putting themselves into political vision and practice, what is being
done, which is basically what it refers to within this argument. But they
turned the opponents into the opposites, in which they opposed Chávez and, by
way of consequence, in which they opposed the people and what they opposed to
the well- being of the people. And with all the epithets and labels
known and for having left it quite good calling it extreme right, the fascists
more than the scruples, the coups. All that was turning and dehumanizing those
who disagreed with the political vision and direction he was giving him. The rat
who died in Venezuela and with the passage of time to one the word opposition,
because what injury is to failure when you hear speak of the term Venezuelan
opposition, is equivalent to the failure of the alternative of power or of the
political vision of Venezuela against Chavismo. It is the losers who always lose elections,
those who are twenty- five years old being adored and crushed by the
regime, and so on. That has turned to the ears of many people,
but do not think that in the background and in the political they are
so different. Perhaps, perhaps for the first time there is a leader on
the other side of the division, that there is in Venezuela that does not
have socialism as the central axis of its proposals, because what existed in the
past was basically change of color and were the same proposals and the same management
of the State since the year two thousand six with Rosales, passing through Capriles,
returning again to everything that has been lately. They' re all socialists,
everyone you' re running away for No. No, no, the
one you' re running around Spain, the one who had everything in prison,
pure and hard socialism. When you review everything socialist, then Maduro has
taken the course of isolation, of confrontation. Let' s see how far
he gets the gas, the regime to get there, what' s going
to happen. Maduro is not aware of the geopolitical and international context that exists
today, he has the support and restriction of China and Russia, which are
his economic lung today, and he does not know where this can end.
What is true is that those who rule in Venezuela will not hesitate to kill,
to massacre, to crush and to arrest those who have to regain control
and control of the streets in Venezuela. Yes, it is true that yesterday
we saw a country that no longer brings the story that Chavismo won or are
going to take it so soft. Perhaps in the 2, 000’ 18
’ s we were busy because there was a lot of hunger and a lot
of misery that covered them. Today they may be a little less complicated with
these problems and perhaps have more will and more desire to get out of these
guys. We' ll see about killing the atheist dog Adriana Gomez. Let
' s do the logbook. Really what it is that does and says some
people who are sticking leathers at you all. Oh, yeah, that'
s the first one. I' d never sane you. If the subject
is recurrg is sticking leather? Oh, yeah, yeah? You mention it
a lot if I mixed up that recurring conversation and it' s cheating on
you, just like if it talks a lot about loyalty and I love you
that I couldn' t live without you in my life. If the woman
of my life is the best. The feeling of guilt has many ways to
stay afloat. But it' s very important that if you' re checking
and walking half a goat, it' s because you' re horning and
with which you' re being hit by rope someone is close to you he
' s putting tares on you yes, yes, that' s what a
scoundrel does and says if he always gets confused, the supermarket at the house
is cheating on you. It is not impossible that a snout who is a
snout does not arrive at the house with two supermarket funos. Everything about herself
seeing her. Good morning, good morning, hello, m me love,
you think that with the tranquility and peace that your evil, I am going
to joke like women, drawing women. Here, cla' s counting.
That you' re sticking up your butt I don' t agree. Five,
three, one, ninety- eight, fifty good, well they go
mental. I woke up to say no. That wasn' t an old
story. People are already in prison, they took him away, they sent
him to fly ah of it, woman, if the man told him that
he appeared in prison, it is a lie, because you too must know
that from the year ninety- seven to here, the people who stop him
allow you to call exactly and until you do not communicate, you do not
leave him. They don' t stop allowing you to call exactly if you
suddenly pay the police to call me for that I sew it up. If
suddenly he gets up on a Sunday and says let' s go to the
family sologist today that was that he was the day before Saturday and he has
that bite of things. The beach with a devil and has remorse. Then
he wants to take advantage of the sun of those logicians so that more,
so that we kind of put you in the zoo. I know you,
the woman sees him throwing away the leather. Good morning, forget the park
day the one that' s counting never gets to the card with the batria
hand look at it there, Peter, he' s right. That'
s where Pite tells me around here if you' re quiet in your house
and your wife starts celading for no reason, in an exaggerated way. It
' s hitting, it' s not delivering. He' s handing it
over, just like when they start to delay paying for the services, of
course agattating. He' s agonizing for money in what' s not complicated.
Wishing from here, talking from there, there' s neck for once
things they do and say the gutters start to find faith in the EPDO and
they want to operate. Yeah, yeah, well, fuck exactly hi.
Good morning, good morning. They' ve got women up there. The
first thing they tell you is that one of my fans always goes with another
girl, and she' s done with it, and the other thing that
I always need my space, I always have girls' afternoons. Yes,
yes, it' s good, or I' ve told you that that
leaves men that Friday is not mine No sir, no, it' s
true and it was a rock like no. Don' t make me do
that, man, I can do it. Good morning, if I agree,
with you, well the man says he' s going to be with
friends, he' s with his eyes, tell me it' s true.
No. That lie goes with the bear. My grace to come when
he tells you you think I' m going to change all this peace of
mind for you you think that I, having chop here, I' m
going to go out and eat empanada. He' s hitting you sane.
I' ll tell you one thing. Honestly, man, I' ll
trade a chop for a pie. A hundred times. Good morning, good
morning, come out my love, my love and you think that with all
the work that I have right Sim in the office, I will have time
to screw up with another. They always have time to horn up They always
heard it and you see it It puts inspirational phrase on social media about your
family, in my lung families. Yeah, yeah, there' s some
horns in there that are almost stopping him. On the other hand, if
you go up on Thursday of you go to a family photo and it puts
you tea go my cornerstone, horn is playing. You know, too,
if you put up a lot of pictures with the wife, a lot of
pictures, a lot of river, a lot of history uf tells me a
commando. I' ll tell him. They' re telling you around here.
If she' s hitting you, I' ll have it with a
guy who' s got money. She lends you money saying that money from
her mom, not mom, that I give her a little bit. There
with empathies, good morning the boss give him good morning, good morning waves
and he came out early and perfumed he' s sticking which is the rookie
bread thing. Check the average, the men heard that it is both things
are parano more, yes, truth the average do not always give out good
morning, good day and the man was not nivoso or the couple was not
vigosa and starts from good first. I started giving away to look at me
love, because I remembered you that picolor. Or you know they' re
hitting you with leather rope if you suddenly start listening to that adventure songs and
all that sheath. If you think that wise man is decent, he'
s in a fight with the hangman he' s in doubt. Listen to
me very well what type has months to you because you' re with the
horn, the crazy gene broad, talking to the walls of these broads who
are, as Poemia says, not self- sufficient and you know that the
man is very used to being like a supplier and the broad has made him
go to him who' s going to send him to the devil. If
he didn' t take an edition with it, then the guy doesn'
t fill in the problems, the kind is already there. You know complicated,
because then he doesn' t want to leave his family, but he
doesn' t want to leave the other one. But that' s where
he comes to his house and suddenly he finds that I get from the expensive
luta by Cory Social the drug watch is marita or it' s going to
be with this house and where you want to find a problem. Fighting,
fighting good morning, well, or when you' re tanning because you'
re asking her where you are and who she' s with. It always
bothers you when they ask him that thing is true. Oh, but I
' m an independent woman. What are you asking? The good guy always
has to tell you where he is and invite you over here that we'
re quiet here. Yeah, that' s a process that reverse psychology.
It' s got to be here. But because I know your wife you
understand and you know good. I know you' re already out of work.
Let me tell you, look at the net, come on, take
off that guy, of course, he doesn' t have much you don
' t see. That' s another classic. Five three one ninety-
six five sale of salt. The morning narrit ninety- six channel one-
five one in the vega. We' re talking now in the good gutter
manual, really good gutter. That' s what the conners do and say.
Good morning. Paul had such a good time in the case of women,
if you skip an existential crisis and have to find yourself or if he
tells you that he is by his studies or is in it. You know
if on father' s day that death surprised you with a breakfast in the
camera is hitting you. Hang up, uh, well, brother, just
like if you suddenly make up that you have to have a master' s
degree. Someone at work likes to have that mastery of yours, and Romo
Palo babies filled with that old mastery. You don' t have a question
if you didn' t, because you suddenly feel. Suddenly I create a
mastery of such a thing a woman who would never have done even typing and
filing. Sure few graduated and now that you want, a master' s
degree suddenly. Good morning. It' s the morning paper. Good morning.
If he says I' m great at hitting the horn, I'
d better be honest with you and tell you the truth and mutter them.
He' s cheating on you and he' s hitting your neck. Yeah,
you did Sometimes you make up a diploma. That says kale time tourism
was a sheath. Yeah, it' s a hotel, too. That
' s why we' re leaving a choir, not five, three,
one, ninety- six and fifty. Good morning, good twenty- two
days, of course, good morning. They leave the phone lying anywhere in
the house, because the office has one, because they talk to you,
you know that of course it' s the fleet. Good morning. If
he forbids the woman to definitely join his best friend, guess who he'
s hitting on with the best friend. Good morning, well, two days,
well, well, now the man has ten lenses for the week,
for there nadre and then until three you see the middle of the week.
This thing you' re looking at. How' s a question going now.
If he gets into the gym all of a sudden, you get on
your own, too. I do look at you who are a walker of
bullion and not the thing is that. He doesn' t sell gasoline and
gas pumps, petrol pumps, exactly the bombs and commas he pays to stock
What are those two places that gather more people to go away and stick horns.
Gas pumps, gas pumps. If there' s a piled up back
here that so, so yes, the stocking of the hangers, there'
s one over here, there' s one over here by the quicky,
they gather there and there' s also one down there for independence, which
is very good. You didn' t get together. It' s perfect,
because it stays at the midpoint between the city center and where you'
re going to stick your horn, which is the two. Before down here
it wasn' t good, but not before, no, but it didn
' t go out with a bass right there that you can. Yeah,
but now or no longer, no longer the rules you know no, because
there they discussed the karaok that had come the guards from here yes, right
aha yes and they crossed the street and the popular sector that is here ah
Yes, exactly those two worlds were there. Yes, he enjoyed himself,
yes, yes, he arrived the game he had here was filled with car,
it is not over, he already stewed the ends, he marveled full
is cool. That should be reopened and now in that space I don'
t know about that thing, with that bass right there. No, no,
I don' t say the karioke to another Karaoke is going to take
advantage of that, that building, that has that place. There' s
an empty place. I was gonna put a fucking bar or clear how hard
it was to be no one wanted her to be the one we put the
last of the horns on, the manual would have had no money, things
they do and say years. Good morning, look good morning, good morning.
Give him a closed wave, woman fucks up that feeder is getting Barrigona.
He says that if suddenly that' s what Ultraman' s disputing senator
says, he says that if suddenly the man in the house wants to change
them, he moves them The woman is pasting after a fourth pasted games room,
fourth good morning, nine hundred, such a good time when when the
story is that she' s watching me cooking for raise, because I have
to go to a series of conferences outside the country. They' re beating
him up He was from the country No one outside the country. We'
re leaving both good morning. Well, yeah, alide give him ale cornero,
I hear a cyclist. He came in every day. Now home a
gentleman already about fifty went up to a second level. When you saw a
testator. I' m on the board with your house, the lover lover.
Yeah, well, biker cuffs, too. Okay. I' m
not gonna say, I' m not gonna leave that pareo without seeing you.
Five things that happened last week in the Dominican Perrandula. What happened?
What happened? I' m a little disconnected from the flamboyant, the slow
seat, the scumbag, you' re like a jackass. It' s
already happened, that I was very active a few weeks ago, and make
the month good, because the cold that takes you that is inevitable, because
people send you for dm. The pods that pass, even if you don
' t want to send you a story, a vein. What was happening
in the local parandula, what dominates the conversation this last week. Let'
s go to the tigers, who are the ones who best dominate the issue
of the dork, which is all morning. Women don' t know.
The women in this program aren' t on it. Five, three,
one, ninety- six and fifty, the five things of New York.
Do you know the five things that happened in the perrandula? I saw out
there like the mess that happened at the Bros stop is like with a content
creator. I' ve never seen him mention where he fell in love with
leather. He' s a streamer, just like a tiger falls. A
long time ago stream meng makes a lot of money. Over there, ah
ok I win there' s even a cool one of them. Give me
some perdulla. Please, Oh, but this happened yesterday, yesterday before yesterday
that this owner of the Mariac Tenco and Buddha came in to blow the evil
bird Vein TB because he is saying that he has a relationship with Mommy King
and that Mommy King like does not use protection with condom and that he is
infecting everyone pussy. But what are you doing, gentlemen, but it'
s good that Promereachi has given you two to four months of boys as weekly.
Is it a fixed that St Va has? Is it a fixed one
that has a pod? Five, three, one, ninety- six and
fifty that we' re talking about here on the five things program. We
already have one. The five things that have happened in the local dork.
Good morning, Sunday ocha co Playton saw Santiago party Roche and shot you Hui.
It was all relaxing and that was at the end of the party or
before the mambo getting back supposedly Rochi arrived yes I don' t know how
Holland and ca and he left i e Rochi and went to Bravia for Santiago.
Ah but he is handsome for Santiago, not Roche, and Santiago is
not aravacoa already you burn ugly if they light it or in singing it was
propitious. Good morning, good morning Give him five things that happened in the
local perrandula. Last week the perverse one I thanked to all the more jemplo
swears. This is acoustic. By the way, I' ve seen,
I' ve seen friends of the show in something that doesn' t seem
right to me. I saw an activity of an artist and in the activity
is the son, one of the children of this lady and he makes a
few statements. Yeah, I think that' s deeply inappropriate, because first,
using a child for these purposes is not right. And besides there'
s the minor' s code. Gentlemen, don' t forget. Don
' t forget. That lady might feel that, in fact, even though
she was at the party and they recorded it, but the use that you
are giving to that is not correct, even if it was exposed, is
that the responsibility you have is when you are in a medium to use child
to put it, to expose it publicly, or to tell who is the
father of the pregnancy of the mother. It' s just that using a
child for that isn' t right. Exactly. We' re losing all
the stirrups. It' s strong. It' s strong, but it
looks like it was in Santiago, in a roching pod. I feel an
original five things that happened in the local perrandula. Good morning, good morning,
look at what happened in the roche becos was amazing. Which one came
in too late. He wanted to sing three songs and he wanted it there.
Looks like it was way past a note. I wanted to go after
singing three songs, you' re there. That' s broken up You
see the whole thing inside two of these tubes. But for God' s
sake, I want to know more about what happened in lobera the best nightclub
right now the country and seen eh you didn' t know, you didn
' t know. Someone costs us more than eight pounds and you' ll
see it is knowing what to see So right now the disco that is trending
in the nets, Carlos Montes is already scared, what of the ladies with
the protruding mouth. She doesn' t have to sue him, because I
don' t know what' s going on. Good morning. We'
re on the perch of the five things that happened with the dork Dale that
like Roche' s theme, it was that he who came in just like
that, made him sing as a teledisk and that he wanted to garn his
rooms fast and here not in Santiago. He didn' t come from Santiago.
No. And the other thing is that your friend had to shut people
up because they were saying that she was already pregnant at a concert your friend
Dari like she' s called a bad larin, yes, larima, carima,
that she said she had a picture of her like she was pregnant,
that I want to know who the boy' s dad is from. But
it' s just that I also think people here have to make mistakes in
their trades. First I must say cheering is a beautiful woman who has every
right to do with her life whatever she wants. Besides that, animating has
its reproductive organs in perfect condition. And if the animal gets pregnant, whoever
it looks to her, that' s her problem. She doesn' t
have to explain to anyone that I think we' ve made a mistake here.
I think there are people here who have in the show who understand that
people who are publicly exposed have to somehow give explanations of their personal issues.
And that' s not like that. What happens, the case of this
girl who' s out there pregnant and was using the child, is that
that' s nobody' s problem, whoever that kid' s dad is.
It' s just not. It' s just that I think there
' s a lot of people here who are occupying time, in the average
time of communication, that you understand that they' re serious, doing things
that aren' t right. Note for nothing. By the way, I
' m gonna write you a friend of mine to tell you that. If
you don' t allow, you have family or children, don' t
let them do that in your program, that' s the old limit.
How you' re going to put a radio show a child' s voice
saying this or that thing. Is it a child who may not be telling
the truth or may be wrong, or may he be telling the truth?
Is that a problem? He' s a kid He' s not well,
that' s true. Let' s put a limit on the sheath
with the animal. It was that she said it was that she had eaten
a pound and a half of chicha rum before her to the concert and that
' s why she looked puffy. But she may have eaten two cows and
she wants to. It' s a fucking problem, but people know it
all at once, but that' s it. I wish, there'
s tea. Animating is a beautiful woman and has a very good atmosphere.
Yeah, it' s true that he' s still giving birth. If
I were the cheerleader, I' d have five boys, good morning.
Good you say good morning, five things from the local perrandula to toxic Croun
was seen a conscious in the Canary with the new one and then the insurmountable
went out with another. He made a video, because the member grabbed him.
If I saw that video ah but well, the faranda bitching her,
she painted her active. As much as you' re foreign as you are.
This feels like an oasis. Good morning, well team give me perrandula
or. But that' s now another rau between the doctor and Cristian Casa
Blanca, because Christian says it' s a lie, that the doctor cat
on a goal in a couple of a million pesos, and Cristian says it
was an account and stein champagne he bought and says that Iignaz well a table.
He drinks fifty- six champagnes, because ten seriously, not you,
because seriously people are in it. People told him about it. If that
' s the dominid flamboyant. That' s what we' re here for,
like I' m not going to take care of my life taking the
bookkeeping to anyone. I didn' t get what you have a place to
look at a table and it carries one of the only accounts that I wear
once I got hit by 20, 000 of an account and it' s
easy. Good morning, as you saw days, you see you' re
going out of Please, brother Look, I totally agree with you, but
there' s a point. If you choose to expose your life, you
must also be subject to those criticisms and also endure it that there are limits.
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no. You' re wrong, but I won' t accept the
univision offer. You' re wrong. You' re totally wrong, and
I' m going to explain to you by culture. Dominicans think they have
the right to go where they don' t call him. Whether a woman
who makes public life and is or is not pregnant, that' s not
your problem. If a woman gets pregnant and makes public life, it'
s not your problem. Attributing to the fatherhood of that child such or such
a personal is not your problem, because the big thing about it is that
there are people who have their life, made a hell that wants to carry
out the accounting of another' s life And, worse still, when you
use a person' s child for you to feed the morbid over that individual
' s life into making public life, it' s not your problem.
I ran into that video yesterday and I found it completely inappropriate to see an
adult lady talking about forcing her into a program using the voice of a minor
who is referring to a question that made her out of Joker, etcetera.
And whoever was there had to relax with him and everything else. But it
' s not right for you to keep rolling the ball. It' s
good for a six- year- old to say it doesn' t feel
right to me. I' ll keep him next to the money of reason
and I can of my public life is to put whatever I want. And
listen well, I can expose from my public life whatever I want, which
doesn' t give you the right to go into my life. It'
s bringing things in, because you understand that you have the right to take
them out and expose them. It' s not your problem anymore and they
have to understand it, because that' s the neighborhood mentality. Gross that
has spread as culture and way of life of people, understand that they have
the right to get into the life of the other, to extract things and
expose them. You don' t have a right to do that now or
I' ll expose you. You' re entitled to an opinion and it
' s yours, but not yet I' m exposing it. You have
the right to tell me how I shouldn' t live my life, what
I can' t do with whom I can' t sleep, where I
can' t hear what I can' t decide about my life. It
is that it is the mistake that you make, is that you are spectators,
you are not protagonists of the life of others and come back. Repeat.
Then I wrote my friend to tell him it wasn' t right my
brother and you have to tell your people because they' re kids and it
doesn' t seem right to me. That' s nine and three minutes.
There we leave the local perrandula that every time we finish the same always
with rabazo arochi that Santiago does not play in Santiago relax us Chinese roche.
I' m going more to what it' s called, you see it,
you see it, because really Santiago is like a game of thrones and
cosidentially has it to the north. The north never forgets. Don Luis minaya
with us today, on this Tuesday we are 30 July of the year two
thousand twenty- four. Don Luis, good morning to them, how well
we are here, very well, very well what you were talking about.
Right now, it' s a Steve Spelberg O movie. Done, it
' s real stuff. It' s not perdulous. That' s what
a social discoterille alcimer is all about. I hear him talking about it here
about what you' re talking about. That is why he goes to his
country, Don Luis, very good, because today we are going to do
an act of creativity and to mix two themes. Or father, because we
just celebrated Father' s Day last Sunday and as we' ve been talking
about postmodern management. And there' s a topic that' s interesting,
which is the role of business owners, the role of the general manager or
a siol in the case of large medium- sized enterprises. It' s
a single message that I want to tell you to be a parent, there
' s a number of expressions that isn' t just pregnant, it'
s not to go with the child, it' s not to keep it.
If all that' s gone, I think everyone knows. What worries
today about the father issue and I do the simile with the seo is that
number one, a father is head of family, and head of family is
like assuming that everything that' s going to happen here in my house I
have a very important fee. The school deals, say, with the technical,
scientific part. The University gives him a profession, teaches him, prepares
them, works, prepares them. But the part that worries is and is
all that you have been talking about these programs. It' s ethics,
morals, values. Then times change. Yeah, everything changes, but ethics
doesn' t change, morals don' t change. Values don' t
change. Love doesn' t change. You can change the shape. It
' s a little bit like cake, last century' s biscocho is the
same as now. What changes is that they are now more elegant, they
are more beautiful, but real things don' t change. Then the figure
of the father. I think that' s one of the most difficult roles
that people can take on in their lives. First you have to understand that
it is voluntary, it is free. You chose and you accept that.
Therefore, you have to assume all the consequences and all that implies. Then
a lady would say yes to me, but the problem is that we don
' t have a rule, we don' t have a manual. One
gets into this without knowing, well, but the one who gets into the
company finds out about the company and cares about things that suit him and that
he tastes good, because then with the role of the father it is the
same. I just want to say two things. With the role of the
father. You have to read about the father figure. What it means to
be a parent, what it means for you to have a child, what
the pleasure is, what the pride you have in having a child and what
you want to teach your child that you want that child to be. I
have always said here that the family is like the oven where the good bread
comes from, that is, what goes out on the street is say the
product, but the oven where that is cooked, where that is made day
by day, is at home. So we, the parents, have a
commitment from the time we have the child or from the time we get married
until we get received up there, that is, we are parents 24 hours
a day and as long as one is alive and in fact, the father,
the father is the one who dies. The father always stays in the
heart and brain. I think everyone here, you can' t forget the
smoke dad you have in your heart and your head. Then investigate what it
means to be a father. Read about it. There are too many books
and you have to take care of that for you to know and above all,
what you want to leave your children. Then there is a topic,
for example, that is interesting, that children in the house do not learn
what they see on television, or what they hear on the radio, or
what they see in school, but what they see in their home. That
is, if you, the child, show them model, example, teach
them values, teach them principles. I always tell you if you were taught
to read teaches and it went well with you, teach your children to read
if you were taught the religion it was? And it was good for you
to teach your children if they taught you to respect? It teaches children to
respect, that is, it doesn' t have to happen. I know
people who said, because I want my son, when he' s big,
to choose religion, who wants to believe ay because he won' t
let him choose the school he wants. No. No, no, no,
don' t give him any shots. I hope they don' t
even put him on when they fix the house, because if I wanted to
understand the people who say well, I' m not going to baptize my
son, because I want him to decide and I respect that. But then
it comes to you with a lot of rules that they have that basically come
out of that moral ethical scheme that has dominated and that is the one that
governs the West. Then if you grow in respect, grow in good manners,
grow in love of neighbor. You are appealing to me to all the
questions that arise from the code of ethics, moral ethics, Christian Judeo,
that from which all that has been detached in the West. So, I
don' t see anything wrong with him. I am not a religious man,
but if I had a son out every Sunday with him, still worshiped
in a church or a mass or I will gather because it is that I
grew up within the Catholic religion, is that I do not believe that I
had any negative influence in my life. Look what I saw there on the
contrary. Listen well, I mean, me, it seems absurd to me
that I choose whenever he wants. I grew up in a Catholic and ples
home and did not follow religion like I did. But I chose that after
twenty years of incision of my own. There' s a challenge for Alberto
and whoever it is and it' s Identify me five great things, good
things that you agree with, that are healthy, that are real, that
are good. And I challenge you to tell me to look in the Bible
says the opposite of that, that is, where neighborly labor says, whatever
you have done in your life. If what you do in your life is
right, it is healthy, it is true and it is real, it
is in the Bible, because I agree, there is no way to find
in the Bible any psychological theory, none that goes against what it says in
the Bible is lie, because the Bible is the document of life that is
written in a good way. Blessed be God, if you write it in
a language understood by the Christians of the century when Jesus was born. Now
we wouldn' t understand. I mean, it has to be written and
that' s the big advantage it has. But let us return to the
point where our exchange begins. You say that if you were induced to read
and did well, why not do it with your son. Exactly, if
you were inculcated and raised in an environment of contact with faith, religion,
etcetera, and you did well, why not drive it too and I'
m completely into classical music, why don' t I pass it on.
If I like healthy food, that is, I have to pass on to
my children not only my best, but what didn' t happen to me
for whatever reason it was, my dad left me free, will and I
decided when I went to high school, that I was going to work and
my dad respected me and today I regret it. Then you have to have
two things, i e, spend the best you have and be firm on
that, because I think there is now as a concept. I don'
t know where it' s come from, but I' ve seen it,
I' ve heard it from many friends, like in parenthood it'
s leaving like that fer or whatever happens and that happens freely and then,
when the person is aware that he chooses the group of conceptual criteria that respect
whom to obey. What' s the hierarchy inside the house. I mean,
it seems like that' s the new rule. The question is,
it doesn' t teach him the language, it doesn' t teach him
to read, it leaves what when he grows up elecida, the hymboma,
and they don' t realize that that attitude is an absorbed attitude, abolutously
irresponsible, because they hear well what the point is a child from zero to
three and from three to seven is that he learns to choose. Then you
just in the time of teaching him, to learn to use his brain and
use his heart, you' re going to let him loose, then at
what point he' s going to form that. So if you leave it
open, it means that if he feels sugar is sweet, I want sugar.
If he feels like chance is salty, I don' t want to
use it, because you' re gonna leave him with all his own decisions.
So that' s a mistake. You do it in your son'
s life exactly then that' s a comfort. Another problem I see today
is also the children from zero to ten, from zero to three, until
before the seven. One is teaching him how to educate him to live in
the future. I mean, I can' t be complacent about everything,
because at this stage you have to learn to live, to choose, to
have boundaries, and I' m forming so that when I' m that
old, you' re in capacity. I mean, how do you think
a child without limits in the house is gonna get to school and respect the
prophet? How you think a child who doesn' t respect the father figure
that there' s no hierarchy exactly how you think that when that boy goes
to work, he' s going to respect anyone, no boss, or
he' s going to put in place and tell him what he believes,
because he at home, because they understand, understand what we do outside the
house is exactly what we learn inside the house, because there' s no
other room for that, so you have to assume that model. I mean,
I have to show my son what I want him to do daddy calls
you tell him I' m not here. You can' t watch TV
here at such an hour and the first one you learn it from him.
Then understand, the children record what they see as we do. That is
to say we watch an adult movie and all that we are here know that
reality is Lie, that that is a movie that can be, an anecdotal,
that can represent, but we all know that it is not. It
' s a recreation, it' s a recreation of a reality. So
the son, when he goes out on the street, he must understand that
all the madness he sees out there, that' s not reality. Then
you have to read how to be a good father. There' s just
one way to get the taste of being a parent, that is, when
you get the taste for it, get up early, take it to the
play, watch the doll and laugh along with it, go to birthdays and
be there to say that doesn' t matter. Stand up and watch me
play That' s being a dad That' s me I have to be
anywhere. When you feel in your heart that no matter where you are,
you feel that someone is there for you if something happens to you. When
I visit my children out of the country, although they already stay and have,
I always make a side and told them you will always be my son
and any problem that is present to you, you can count on me and
you can call me at any time, in whatever situation I am going to
give you what I always give you what I have, then pass that on
to a son knows the sense of security that gives him. It' s
like when you have a friend, that you know he has a problem,
that you know that let me call a friend. So I don' t
know if this is an example that fits but hopefully and that many people of
the people who are listening, can understand clearly what I mean is so important
what you point out and for you and you started by saying that where one
first starts, where one learns everything and who one emulates everything and who is
your main influence, is your mom, your dad and what happens in the
exact home, and that comes to a degree that maybe many people don'
t know. I have a lot of friends who call me good I voted.
I' m a peddist because Mommy pap was a peddist and I always
believed in the one I grew up in that influence. Or I' m
an eagle because Daddy and Mommy were an eagle. Or in my house there
' s a problem like I called myself better with Daddy, he was a
liseist and I, and Mommy was an eagle and that' s why I
went with Elisei. That, of course, speaks of the impact and scope
that a child has when he feels that he shares clearly and goes according to
the things that are pleasing and that are rewarding to his mother and father.
So, if you lose sight of that, let' s just remind you
of how you made the decision to go to one team or another. Well
me, because it might well have been at school, it' s just
that a pana told you you should be fucked exactly. And you didn'
t choose to be the team that was the corduroy, but the team that
saw your dad breaks a chair my dad. I remember when I watched the
Sagai games and paid for it on TV and when I was losing and I
was squeaking and going out. I was an eagle a lot, everyone,
and that' s how I paid for Veecises. But that still has a
huge influence on an equal happens with the rest. I mean, it looks
like Don Luis the plant I put on with me. I agree with what
you say. What I tried was perhaps the example in an inappropriate way,
but I completely agree with you and that which you say brings up my personality.
What one is exactly. There' s a percent that comes in your
genes that you' re going to have at the time of conception, because
we need to clarify that people aren' t born female or male. It
' s conceived the moment they conceive you. There' s everything, there
' s your sex, your color. It' s all there There'
s a hundred and sixty- sixty that' s inheritance It' s coming
in your offspring. But there' s another one you mean is the one
he sees, the environment, the lathe, what he sees and hears well.
As long as when I' m recruiting people and I have to evaluate
their character, you always ask the woman what you are. He trotted from
my dad and that was here. You think everyone has to have who you
went out fighting aha that you' re going to look like an old woman,
that dad to me and he' s going to show up to his
mom. So that' s the big responsibility you have. So there'
s a component that' s learning, observation, repetition, because you say
a San Antonio in your house, that' s no problem. The problem
you say every day. I am because they wouldn' t let me say
it. But after I had freedom and ate me, I became self-
sufficient, but in my house the San Antonio was in bloom. Then mine,
too, you don' t put me in my house I recriminated at
my house because you say bad words. I know who this bot has gone
out to where he' s heard the two of you how where they love
him he listens. Once my mom was listening to the rhythm of the morning
and she stared at me. He even told me in the pleberia, you
think your dad' s here. Then we have a big commitment to being
a parent, because it' s that you' re passing on to someone
really part of you the part that he brought in. And for God'
s sake, don' t worry that you spend more time outside the house
and living your own life than at home, so you have to form it
and you have to understand that and they' re going to repeat it and
they' re going to do what they see you do and being a parent
is one of the most complicated tasks, because it involves a lot. So,
in the case of the general manager, it' s the same point
read about general management, the fact that you were the one who put the
company and you know business and you know about it and you know how to
import and you know how to build and you know how to manage and you
know how to make money. That doesn' t necessarily prepare him to be
a good general manager, because the general manager, like the dad, the
general manager, is responsible for everything that happens. I' ve had some
very interesting cases when I' m talking to the general manager. I tell
you so that there is only one problem you are the owner, that is,
how you think that I can accept a complaint to the dad that the
children, that my son does not want to obey that he told me,
but blessed be God, who I am talking to the guy I am talking
to the dad. So the employees here don' t meet the rules they
see. But you' re the owner, you' re the general manager.
So the function of the general manager in the broad sense, is to
hire people who believe in him in what he believes in his vision, because
that' s his company. I mean, sometimes I get spoiled employees.
He' s really getting that way. I simply set up a company or
a company so that in that company of yours you make and raise salary.
Every six months you raise salary in your company, you put it in and
if the performance was good, no, no, no, it' s
not like that. Then the general manager has a weight that you can'
t complain about absolutely anything. I' m exaggerating people, but you understand
the concept. I mean, it' s the same as the general manager
exactly, and I agree. There' s a question. When one is
a student and one is not yet this production of one' s own income,
one is very, very fond of the division of capital, of extraction,
of the distribution of winning profits and yes, etcetera. Until you cash
the first check that you realize that the state gets a pretty high percentage of
what you charge and you ask yourself, but why you have to keep my
money, my son to redistribute and learn to save gasoline when he had his
first car, when he paid for the first tank I remember that last century
in Lisei, to the middle that one of the group had a car and
the parents' and was a very advanced family in that and they lent us
the car a convertible that was of trujis. I don' t know how
it came to his hand and I remember my friend sending me to tell Dad
that he lent him the key and Dad told me Mira. He' d
pass me the key and call me Mira. That' s the one and
that' s the dragazon. Ah if I remember that before the wagons brought
two a yaving at the stage of the delanta, then I told you Mira,
that was the key to ignition and this is the one of absolute charlen
to get gas. So yes, it is true that there is always that
spirit, but the point a father, for example, the same thing we
already told him a cable from the gasoline fleet, the cable he wired the
wire to me. That function of responsible, that is, the general manager,
as a parent, is the one who creates the culture said in a
way in a company, has to happen whatever he decides. Obviously, I
prayed with him. You have to be careful that what he said, that
he decides is real, be practical, be honest, be ethical, but
after that he then what' s going on. Well, young general managers
aren' t getting ready to be managers, they' re getting ready to
have a company. And since they have good relationships, they get contracts that
' s okay. And that' s all right. The problem is that
you are general manager and over twenty years ago Peter Broock wrote the book called
management, so everything in this world has principles, rules and rules. What
is happening to today' s society, which is violating all human principles and
norms. And that' s not going to look good, because they wanted
to convert society from societies b Yes, libretto, yes, that everything is
free, yes. The problem is that everyone who goes out for the moon
knows that there is a law that is called the law of gravity, and
everything that is done from here to the moon. If they break that law,
that thing won' t come. Then there are a number of human
principles. Of course, a girl who comes to the menarch can give birth
clearly and can enjoy and can do anything you want. But that' s
against nature. Nature collects it. He' s not God. Isn'
t he God? What do you charge her for? It' s nature.
Same as what happens with the theme of trees, rivers and everything you
do, nature collects it. So, general manager, you have to be
expert at being general manager and believe me there' s no other way than
to study, there' s no way. It is not possible because common
sense is not going to be clear that there are many of them that can
arrive, but it takes fifteen years. So, when what my experience has
been, I loved it with one giving a coaching to a sixty- year
- old lady in Panama. She works here, that is a local company,
but she' s in Panama and at the second session she tells me
that lady. But blessed be God, if I had had that conversation with
you 15 years, 10 years ago, I didn' t have this happening
that I' m going through now spent ten years violating human principles. You
can' t talk bad to people. People keep quiet and they' re
gonna obey you, but that' s not gonna stay that way. You
can' t make arbitrary decisions and of course it' s going to work,
but that' s going to have its consequences. Everything in this world
that you do violating a principle is going to have a consequence. Or you
think a hernia you have, you' re going to be a crazy goat.
Yeah, yeah, there' s gonna be a time when that ethnicity
burst. Then. Those are the famous crises you' re going to emergency
and the doctor said, but they' re like ten years old with that
there, and they always make you the same story. Life doesn' t
jump life. It doesn' t jump like I was okay now and I
got depressed, not that I had my money and I didn' t owe
anyone And then suddenly, now it turns out that I owe half the world.
No, no, that was so. That wasn' t like that.
So look read instruct yourself what it means to be a parent. Read
and instruct, and Sign up you have to read, you have to study.
And obviously, today there are professionals like us who don' t do
magic. We just shorten your way. I mean, I' m not
gonna stop you. We shorten it for you and make it somehow like you
' re nice and not so frustrating. And you don' t use it
anymore. Maybe an example of the friend next door using a flour that doesn
' t go for that cake. And then you never get that bad guy
in vic, so there' s people who throw what it isn' t.
And then when you get to where the teacher says but blessed is God,
but of course that' s never gonna come out, because the one
you' re using the ingredients that aren' t right. So don'
t inquire Luis that now there are people who defend even that of the children
and two more, two five. He decided that five and it' s
five of violence, like it' s a kind of violence. Yeah,
violence like that, a lot. Everything, you put everything on some labels
in the background. In the background, as Chespirito' s character said,
it' s to avoid fatigue. Being a dad is complicated. Being a
dad is hard, especially from zero to ten is complicated, but today the
wonder if you do well, from zero to ten, from eleven to fifteen
goes soft And if then in college, in difficult times, you get over
that, then you' re going to have some grandchildren, happy, some
kids who will always want to go to dad and mom, they' ll
always want to be with you and they' ll always be willing to support
you and collaborate with you. Like my gifts they gave me, they gave
me my vial. I asked a Vitrola, a while from MFM, that
I just have to turn on a single button, a Vitrola. Daddy was
the last person I heard from civitrola. Well, well, thanks to Don
Luis Minaya, as always here very interesting Don Luis, today allowed us a
small debate. I' m good that from time to time Don luros does,
of course, of course, you agree more. What you believe many
things. What' s going on is that my way is eh. No,
what happens is that my path is tortuous to reach agreement. Don Luis,
thank you very much, Luis Minaya, with Minaya Rayita Bajoso. The
truth is that this program, with time to evolve itself dramatically, because seeing
the characteristics of the show as it is now. About sixteen, fifteen years
ago, we would have already made the list of the ten vaginas of the
prandula with more mileage and we would not have cared about the list. Others
already do. Or we would have also done what are the three worst vaginas
in the farandula. Or the question that made me pete or the men of
the urban genre who had to give themselves their man in order to succeed.
A lot is done, too. You told him the violence and we would
also have made urbans that have faces of bugro. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it' s not a bad idea, not an urban idea that you
have, but not a slob, that you have an urban that you have
a face that you have a venerable. Or like when I was bowling here
that you were telling them that I ulvare that they have to go viral,
viral is a boleo gusto term or viral is the viral term. I think
there are TV presenters who look like thieves. Also listen we had five TV
shows that are showcases to sell Thursdays tadoras or television that you think has come
from the panocha brand or also the transmission that nothing more but you think it
hurts what jeden? Yes, yes, yes, if we had also done
in the two thousand nine over there, two thousand ten would have made us
urban that owes at the point where they buy. Yeah, mine That'
s good. It' s Don Roberto Look, I' m wearing it.
He says yes. Yeah, yeah? Yeah? Yes, yes,
announcers who are charging with marijuana, the payola. Hey, hey, it
' s the urban ones. Hey. No. We stay the urban ones,
no, because that' s the ones who are dominating the stage,
theater actors who sleep in the colonial zone, in the street. We had
ourselves in the same theaters, in the same theaters. Yeah, they'
re still there. They do not double artistic entrepreneur that you charge in kind
the performances of the artists. Why are you writing me owner of programs that
are banging your employees, employees five programs where the talent is being given to
the owner. Let' s just get started. Holders of two thousand seventeen.
Holder, holder without saying names. I don' t know at what
point it was that this thing got out of control, Fulana. He'
s there because he' s giving it to the boss. What the hell,
hey, what' s that where? Headlines. Headlines. Holders of
two thousand ten, two thousand ten, over there, two thousand fifteen are
further down, further back, parn mamberos who don' t bathe because they
write to me. Hey ja pod, but you sound like the middle of
the new car and it tires falling apart. Mmm. Oh, yeah,
yeah, two thousand nine, when we were brave, it' s not
what happens anymore. It' s just, but here came two characters who
damaged this program with their handling. One was the Boli Corn and the other
was all his knows because the driving, because the markings and the sheath you
know what Bollia did to me. I hope they call him and tell him.
You grabbed him for the month and gave me a perorata. No Alberto,
you have to buy shirt go to the press waves that invite one em
I' m going to help you to be invited to the press conference.
And one does network and knows genty pods and one twenty thousand pods. Meng
tape fifty power foot shirts. He announced that sheath and I started in the
nine and when I was going for one hundred and fifty shirts, I still
have that shirt left. All week long I had a shirt for a round
of me going to three odes of weekly prey pi Gata, Gasolini, cat
clothes and cat, cua tall and toothbrush and walks boy. It happens to
me that everyone who goes to the prey robbery goes the same way to bucada.
He does the b a b a pa tate not after 150 shirts,
I left that sheath. I' m going for ten years that I don
' t go to a mockery of prey. I was the last one.
He went to a cariña to launch the Garibian Cinema Canal, and it was
because I was employed headlines of two thousand eighteen and seven thousand eight, not
two thousand seven two thousand seven. Urban that makes Orgia with television presenters.
The black one' s too hard here to get attention. You know that
I was told that a television presenter, an urban who org had an abdult
ending of his very popular broadcaster career at the time they made a trio,
an urban one. Well, I was told that, I was drunk in
some friends' business, where I repeat you. And that drunk didn'
t repeat himself. I don' t repeat that day that I was told
that that day that they told me that they were celebrating Barbarela. Oh no,
that was already electronic, the first edition of Vale, the first barbarella
that was made was made that day and you know they did it the day
before Thursday corpo and I was in the business of some friends of yours and
in that place was that presenter of those friends of yours and when I was
there I was made with some people. But, here, you didn'
t know that Fulana pulled me like she was going to tell me a sheath,
a bench mattered to me and told me with Fulano and his tano,
that urban who ended the race abruptly, that presenter and a announcer who was
very close at the time. I love you so much. She loves that
she says cerugia for her department and I, God, threesome Orgian. No,
no, no, I get the shin inside of nobody. No.
That' s what they told me in two thousand eleven. Around there about
two thousand and ten. Oh, it was because I didn' t take
it for granted, nor did I affirm any of that sheath. Hey Ay
ay ay Way Way Way. Urbans living in Penn I don' t like
it very much. He' s an urban guy who looks like he'
s living in a boarding house I saw him in a public square with a
woman who wasn' t his wife. That' s good. Urban who
likes to go to the ortega is to pick trabetti. There' s a
lot of me shut up good at two thousand nine and it would have been
a stick. He' s going to take the one from the Olvados.
You' re going to put them figures in the middle, which goes to
the figure of the medium he likes to pick up. Trabetti and ortega and
gas tell you yes, mm eh. Then here we will have so that
they ate to open all the leagues, open the laws, say for the
other Besting who speak I gave myself a figure in the middle. Oh,
hostess who leave down to the clothes that the butiques lend her. That'
s what we did back then. At that time we did, but I
completely regret it. They ate one of them and I speak my God they
ate one of them back then. I was told of a friend of hers
who leads a long life. He told me there was one of the presenters
walking. I' m not going to say which one went to a store
over there. He was squeezed into a dress, and the ladies who lent
him the dress had to boat out and he hit him with a grit.
That dress didn' t take him away with anything. Where the grate sticks,
it is not removed with an acid from the devil. She didn'
t vote for it, but she had to take it out of inventory.
Again we open the line and ask the people, in my view who it
is, who you suspect is the presenter who beat him to bits twenty-
two cami us of wreaths in two thousand nine. I like people calling now.
Gentlemen, I wasn' t there talking about headlines My master would have
done it in two thousand seven and in nine there, in nine, but
Correa and Bolly arrived and damaged the program, you damaged it, allowed him
to graduate leash. I' m not going to talk about it now.
So, well, hahahahahahaha, or I imagine you have a face that gives
the little one. I' ll watch that what a year that, uh,
cool cool cool cool one write me for Whatsapp. Who do you think
are the presenters who have a face that likes to give the little one a
lot. Holders of two thousand seven write. I failed to read it here
for myself to read it in private. Oh, I thought I' d
tell you. He' s not gonna see him. I' m very
quiet. Vamote this. We are. Looks like he' s in the
rooster places. We don' t put anything on him. Come on,
Roberto, do it. I got it We' re gonna leave it to
you to do it. Roberto Rodriguez presents Ay Dio. Gentlemen, poor Don
Rodrigo and you are a sufferer, a martyr. Don Roberto, what it
was that it was and that they meringued, that they went to New York,
in the eighties and they got infected. Haha, they gave me yes,
they got what from that urban creative who has raced his room in Venzetsil.
Sir, I feel a dangerous turn. Look, look, this has
already been named here, but, my God, there are several media reporting
that President Fernández is stranded in Venezuela. After being there as an observer.
It says the last minute that Lendl Fernández is stranded in Venezuela And well so
says Roberto Cavada on his news portal that President Fernández is stranded in Venezuela.
No matter how critical one may be of the President' s position. I
believe it is the duty of the clear Sunday State or to guarantee the return
in good condition of a former President, even if one does not agree that
he was there. Hopefully, the appropriate means will be used to guarantee the
safe and sound return of President Fernández to the Dominican Republic, because it is
one thing to criticize the President' s attitude of going to launder the result
of a dictatorial and criminal regime like the one that has kidnapped Venezuela twenty-
five years ago. And another is not to recognize his right to be wrong
and leave him there to his fate. I don' t think so.
It would not seem right to me, regardless of everything else, although he
in a statement requested transparency in the counting of votes in Venezuela. I think
it is already late for the President to pick up the spilled milk. It
is already late, President, and well, there it is that I hope
that the good offices of the Dominican State and of some businessman friend of President
Fernández who sends a private plane to Maiquetía airport and guarantees their return in perfect
conditions to the country, since it will take place in the next few hours.
Things are ideological and political differences and another that I know one, so
personalize this kind of difference to a point of rational luis, I think it
shouldn' t have gone. I' m firm in that position. I
don' t think he should have done it in the 18th century either,
but it' ll be like a lesson for Leonelli, for other political leaders
in the courtyard and in the area who don' t always say yes.
You don' t always say yes. If both last few minutes like Roberto
Cabade are publishing this information and well, we want President Fernández, because to
return it before, as soon as we can the Dominican Republic in the midst
of this situation of uncertainty and violence that has been unleashed from yesterday afternoon towards
Acá, in Venezuela, after the election of Sunday, where in the regime
of Nicolás, headed by Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, he published result where they
were attributed to having obtained the triumph in the elections on Sunday, a completely
unreal, completely fictitious question. It is known that it is the product of
what the regime used to do, the only thing that they did now without
concealing, without even keeping the forms, inventing their supposed acheos. From this,
from this publication or from this statement, go after all those who,
being part of those who are against the regime that has kidnapped Venezuela, because
to persecute them to do what they leave the country, to put in jail
until the malecon is dried, that is to say, one already knows the
manual of operations of the group of criminals that governs Venezuela for a long time.
You are no longer surprised and you already sense what script they are going
to follow, many of them being there people who are much better informal and
who know with much more details and who know these individuals and how they operate.
One finds it hard to accept that these people lend themselves to the game,
because they already have time to put it into practice. May Venezuela,
God, after this situation, have a better destiny. And I hope that
what can best come out of this, for if it is now going to
be, then let it be, hopefully it is, I hope it is,
But there are already seven dead, forty- four wounded who have been
reported. And that' s what they' ve reported. Well, the
situation in Venezuela is fueled, really, it can, because, contrary to
previous elections, the country has effectively turned to the streets or at least they
are what you see in networks and they say that if they want to stay
colonol they can keep it in Venezuela. Don' t be like that.
Sir, sir you believe me here that the tatinal thing in Venezuela, that
you don' t have a chair or that you have, agione to nothing
there. Okay. The truth is, as you say, adriana people in
the past, in past processes, things were good. In the two thousand
thirteen, Capriles won and chavismo challenged the triumph as a blackout in the middle
of scrutiny. And when the light came back, there was a fall in
the system. And when he returned to the system, I was already remembering
that he was mature, winning by twenty thousand votes, twenty- eight,
almost thirty thousand Utos. Then, in the election of the two thousand fifteen,
which perhaps they granted that triumph to the opposites in the two thousand fifteen
because they knew that they had some under their sleeves there came then with the
fraudulent election of the seventeen, with a supposed original Assembly. I don'
t know what sheath to reformulate the Constitution. Basically it was to annul the
National Assembly elected two years earlier, in the 17th. In the 18th they
make the presidential elections. Now everyone remembers that spectacle and the statements given by
the observers and their leader. What' s the name of the observer head,
that was Leonel Fernández at that time And now we' re going for
this chapter that was the product of an agreement that was signed between several different
sectors of the opposition, the government and international organizations, the Barbados Pact,
which is called a sheath. So I don' t know where it was
that we signed it on one of those islands that put as a condition the
lifting of a series of punishment measures for the Venezuelan regime, the holding of
free elections. And, obviously, how can there be free elections when all
institutions are in the hands of those who govern. As well as the Communists
taught and I count the votes, they don' t win the injuries.
Who you don' t win the elections because people vote, but who counts
the votes says you won. And if the regime is the one counting the
votes, because whoever is in charge of counting the votes is part of the
regime for a long time. Who you think is gonna win, well,
who' s gonna win. If, when any aspect of the process is
to be litigated, the decision- makers are employees of the regime, they
are judges placed by the regime for these purposes. There' s Venezuelan.
There are no free, independent institutions, no counterweights of any kind. Perhaps
criminal gangs are the counterweight of those who rule Venezuela and even that are not
allied and are at the service of the regime. Also then you believe that
it is possible, seeing all that, that a people in their sound judgment
is riding on a plane say that not by God of God, pick up
and start here at the same time when they did not allow you to not
allow the presidents of other countries who were planning to be observers, enter Venezuela
And I say at that same time well, if these are the conditions,
I leave because it does not seem to me that this is what should happen
in a country where you respect the demos, but it did not. There
' ll be a lot of memes today. But regardless of that, I
believe that, just as he is a former President of the Republic and a
Dominican and a provider of the policy of channelling the safe and sound return of
President Fernández' s Dominican Republic, a Covia saves that pussy in time.
I' m infected with covid I can' t go t h truth.
President Fernández refused to sit down and talk to Luis Abinades because he considered overwhelming
the way in which the PRM was handled in the government and got on a
plane to go whitewash a process for a blood dictatorship like cha la cha la
chavo madurista de Venezuela. A mistake, but nothing that returns the leader healthy
and saves Dominican Republic is not hitting. The leader has to weave and there,
I am bravitos of the strength of the people. I said that Lonell
lost in the two thousand nineteen and lost without fraud and all of us who
were alive at that time saw him in real time at six and twenty in
the afternoon. Not instead of realizing that they voted for the south and it
' s true, but it was resolved that where they began to abort late
for a theme of iteration of the machines, the line would close and everyone
who was in line would throw and that happened with the deep sun and that
' s where the Board' s resolution goes and all the parties agreed that
this would be done was not fraud. Yeah,' cause it' s
deep south. That wasn' t fraud. That was the decision taken by
the Plenary of the Board, with the novencia of the parties that were participating
in those open primaries that were in the two thousand nineteen. Or it wasn
' t, because I remember it was like that. Fraud is that the
polling stations are locked up and that they open them up and put people to
vote. But if there' s a resolution that says everyone in the line
until the last one votes, I don' t know if it was school
or counting. That' s what happened. It wasn' t that they
didn' t come to raise people from their bed and put them to vote.
I mean, don' t talk about a fraud bucket. There was
no brother. He won the one most people mobilized and the one with the
fourth. You know how politics and this country and the two had money and
the two sides were mobilizing people and the two and the two did the same
thing, against each other. It wasn' t any more or less.
Let' s go bye h