We' re going to talk about pooping that you couldn' t get your
foot out? Tear screw- up result hard to pull out the foot?
I was reading in the press this morning the senator' s statements for the
province of Elias Piñas. There is a province quite south of the Dominican Republic.
The Dominican Liberation Party Senator Ivan Lorenzo, who is in the middle of
a fool who has been armed by a letter that circulated there, signed and
sent to Cyra Blaine, of the New Heater newspaper, the United States Nuevo
Herald, requesting an interview to deal with alleged human rights violations by the Government.
Yesterday was very excited. He spoke to the press, spoke on a
radio show and also spoke to the press where he pointed. He was responsible
for what had happened to the government of Luis Sabinader, for a hack he
says, a hack of his data, he says today collects the press.
The President was questioned about this yesterday and he denied having hacked into opponents.
And Edward was there and Ivan Lorenzo said. Iván Lorenzo said that it was
a hack of his personal accounts, a communication sent to international media of alleged
denunciation, denouncing human rights violations to the detriment of migrants and documented of Haitian
origin, and that this would have been done using more than five g China
that the Government installed. The President yesterday at the weekly said that since the
Go denied that from the government five Chinese service has been hired to hack opponents,
as Iván Lorenzo denounced. He also said that the Government is open to
international agencies, as he who was using the international press invites him to resort
to international agencies. An investigation is carried out into the alleged hacking reported by
the congressman, with the aim of establishing the truth. He argued that the
Dominican Republic has not reported any allegations of harassment of opponents and businessmen. We
have invested in five g what he has to do. He has not made
any complaints in the Dominican Republic. Let an international body go for an independent
investigation and we will open the doors to anyone who needs the Government and determine
the truth of all this. All this goes after the Charter circulated widely in
networks and from what came the fustigation by many radio, television and podcast commentators
and Ava Lorenzo has come out with this, she appealed with this one.
This one. I don' t know this cantinfladas that he gave himself,
because he pays instead of getting it done the audion jo others every time you
talk. I recommend and value that you reflect and if, certainly that letter
you circulated came out of your office at his request, or he had plans
to talk to this journalist, the new Heral, etc, to talk or
put in or try to pull political gains out of chaos. I think he
would go cheaper to him to say good we reflected, we understood that Indolo
timely, etcetera. We decided to back off. That we made no contact,
because we realized the implications that this could have and the homeland is first.
That' s why you have to have people specializing in your matter,
around you, next to you. They' re not lambs, they'
re professionals. If he says that, people say good, he' s
green. He had good faith, but his act, his commitment to the
country, is greater than his desire to denounce a fact that has been pointed
out here. They have been talking for years about the problem that there is,
for example, what he mentions in the Charter, of a huge number
of pre- trial prisoners in Dominican prisons, which is not a problem that
is born in the Government of Lima vinader but what they lead in the State
and the Government today are the PRM and Luis Vinadero. Then it' s
up to you to face everything you' ve inherited. But it must be
remembered that the party to which it belongs ruled sixteen years and deepened and made
that worse in its government, in its governments. And if we are clear
that the justice system of the Dominican Republic is an independent power, that although
the political power has a direct influence on the judicial system, it is a
power other than the Government, that is part of the State of the Government,
then, on the other hand, it is common cause with the enemies
of the Dominican Republic, like Amnesty International that every time it can label us
as racists, deniers, rights of promoters of patriotism and all these things they
have more than twenty- five years in that task. So, if he
wrote that letter, he could have said, we reflected, we understood that
I was necessary. We realized we' re making a mistake. I and
I take responsibility for perhaps having had a bad trial at the time, motivated
by all the abuses, that this abusive government, is crushing, violating the
freedoms of the Dominican Republic, leads against the opposition and us and remains as
a hero, because the man who with gallardies recognizes his mistakes, people respect
him. Now the men who think the others are idiots. People throw it
into history' s zafacon. Then let' s talk here in the 11th
in the morning. It' s been a long time since I' ve
known that paws aren' t as common as they' ve gone, gone
or kept. But yeah, well, I don' t know how to
say the scenarios either, because before I' m also being bullied by a
lot of lies. Truths change, because you have to be more careful now,
because there are too many ways to screw up, where to screw up
and that the paw has a paw of legs, that the paw gives you
a Dominican paw. And the question is whether that screw- up that gave
you the job of pulling your foot out, that' s easy. It
' s hard. We don' t have a friend to encourage, not
because others and hired him to give life and the guy like in floud Chelsea
said Mira. Those women you see there are the ones who are going to
be a promoter. Give me your opinion, since you are an experienced person
in that of the promoters and he doesn' t know to get into as
the d says ra in a look. There' s a real fat quetaá
that shouldn' t go as a feite and tago eldito and that guy isn
' t my wife. Don' t worry, listen to what we'
re going to do. Look at Ha- ha- ha- ha-
ha- ha- ha- ha. Voltage Day five three, one ninety
- six fifty, purposes of Senator Iván Lorenzo, who is out there trying
to pick up what is attributed to him as a screw- up. He
has said that the letter that is circulating, that circulated, is not his,
but yesterday he gave a statement that the press that makes me think more
than yes than no, because it is that it fabulizes the version that is
a five g installed by the government meren All the governments aquean, All the
governments spy. The Dominican Government is no exception. I' ve got the
phone tapped, Peter' s got the whole figure of relevance, of importance
to the country. He' s got his phone cloned with no sophora a
pod. You don' t have to tear your vetidure for that sheath.
Now what is difficult is that in the government they feel like falsifying the signature
and stamp of a senator' s office. It' s complicated. It
' s complicated, right and goose, and you' re gonna say it.
But the seconds seem less difficult than the first. No, because here
are the intelligence services in your work. But that' s what counterfeiting and
sheath work is all about. They are other individuals who dedicate themselves to that.
For the president not the devil' s little luita came out bully the
guy Te Good morning, you didn' t, you wanted to vouch for
two days. I messed up that I had jobs here on foot or me,
but a brother of mine boy, he died, a guy of mine
and we' re normal at the Velori. And there and there' s
a broad who' s handing out the coffee, but it' s a
black mart that would never kill good. So, next to the guy is
the woman, that is, next to my brother, there' s the
husband of the pipe and my brother comes and tells him already, but crazy,
that woman who' s handing out the coffee, that black one,
they' re good and says the guy like that, that' s my
wife. Yeah, no, no, no, but you know and you
know. Good morning. I speak five, three, one, ninety-
six and fifty. I believe the last measure of blunder. I remember what
happened in the middle of it was when caron here didn' t give statements
that the tempt was made. Yeah, the promoter here with a sponsor.
Good morning, well, yeah, I pull a few days blew it in
the morning. You know I don' t ask about anyone anymore, about
any family members of anything. The last thing that happened to me was a
partner that the mom was sick inside and they were doing studies and I lasted
a week without seeing him. The next week I ask my brothers and your
mother. No. My mom passed away again I never ask for anyone.
I do it a lot. That' s when I don' t like
to call Mom because every time I ask her about Dad, yes, because
of the custom. Good morning, don' t go down there. Marian
I screwed up and his mother I' m visiting the country and I'
m with my brother on a bridge, looking at the stream. On the
bank of the stream, I see a poor lady from her and I see
the lady coming out and standing on the bank of the stream. That'
s where a boy came walking over the bridge and he' s closing in
on us. And when I see the lady rowing behind her back like that
old lady before and peeing for chooo yombe flossy of laughter. I' ll
tell you crazy, come and see, look at that old lady as she
' s peeing there for, and the guy stared at me, and my
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morning, earth three. Good morning, well, yeah, I' m
in a meeting and I' m using a cell phone tape to the little
guy and I see that the wife of a friend of mine and the friend
uploaded a picture of a baby to me. I knew she was already pregnant
and we called the comments. I didn' t read anything and I gave
them congratulations. The babies died calling me they pulled the world' s heel
that if I what I in the half hour was that I saw it already.
You know yes, good morning, well, good study, day achievement
and work on an interview that is pro inclusive that they hire your grotto Mos
stand to themselves, because here you know they contrast things. You remember a
little girl. I don' t know that I have a lot that I
don' t see. You can' t see him He' s dead.
He died good or good morning, good day, poopy feet that you
had a hard time taking off her foot. I worked in a hospital and
we have a secretary. She very much knows always goes well dressed and things
and long hair and one day I see she comes with a motica of hair
and I tell her my love and what happened. You' ve got your
hair on. I used to say to you Pa had botizo hair and I
knew it. It looked like a mofica that you sajalta. You didn'
t think you' d come back to the soaks, because turn this one
around and you say, you know, and good morning you' re shining
all the way back. I' m doing a master' s degree.
I' m with a partner talking, and she' s got a little
batite- like blusita and I' m, uh, you' re getting
pregnant. You know, and I put my belly in his hand and you
say," Don' t kill me, what' s in my belly,
and I' m in there, God, or it' s for
good" I' m getting Amá, ay ay, my good God,
yes, individual, good morning, give him, good morning thank God.
Or it was me, but Joe in front of me, I had kept
the key inside the case. We were waiting for my husband, some friends
of hers to open it and they passed a neighbor and greeted my wife with
affection of these people with felan via. Then she starts to greet, to
look at my wife, to whom she knows us, and so in emotion
Bai asks her once here and your mom, I am Huélfana the day my
God and she was of the Olfanato San José? How do you know Joseph?
You' re a log and your dad I know and my mom I
know. Welcome to the Fanatos. Greetings. Good morning. Good morning.
I got a little jocky in college, not really me, but we came
with a partner who wasn' t showing me a picture of his son.
I wish enough for certain Gods. Then another partner coming back, who had
no idea what they were teaching us, boarded us and made you so ugly.
Juan de Lobe That' s my son. He just told her,
but I' ll be the worst true mom to fix it devil. Good
morning, good team. Look at a collective screw- up that happens by
linking the social network of work. A partner from a company we worked before.
The guy was out there announcing that Fulano' s two- year-
old, who never looks at the last part of me, and we put
it all on. Congratulations. Congratulations It was two years looking for jobs.
Good morning, alber Dus San Pedro. On this side, he' s
a barber. I am. I have a little port there where I work
on the quality part and I ran into a situation with an employee wave and
I reported to that boy because I was breaking the BPM, a serious thing
and the guy threatened me. Okay, we report them. When about a
month passes from the event, I go in, we find it at the
door the two of us get the vehicle because we have to knock the door
out and he' s at the door about two o' clock in the
afternoon and he and I greet him and I say Fulano as you are well
and I tell him I look at not the staff or you gave because you
know that you don' t want people to keep anything in your heart either.
And he tells me no. No, no, no, it'
s a problem. But look, I just got canceled. Me and me
didn' t know anything about it being canceled. Guys, my God,
what are we talking about in the morning? About all this, screwing up
that has given you work, pulling out your foot c three one, ninety
- six and fifty. That rhythm of the morning, this rhythm ninety-
six five channel one- five in the vega. Good morning, well,
yeah, give it honey. Okay. I worked at a school. It
was to a friend who happened to her. Then he arrives at this gentleman
Maduro well and he tells him I come to find Fulanito and she says to
him that you are grandfather and he says no. I' m the dad
you Te. You remember what happened to me with some people who came over
there cabin to me and your son, who had a daughter. You Te,
you never remember in life. It' s a good thing for me.
It doesn' t matter anything, I don' t talk, I
don' t ask, I don' t say hello, I don'
t care, I don' t ask anything. That' s for the
best. Good morning. It happened to an acquaintance. She would make her
son' s phone and supposedly did some photos she had shared with a friend
on the outside naked and to repair it, she looked for more photos by
n Acestado. Thank you, damn it, for smart. Well, well,
they' re going how it is Good morning, well, it happened
to me on the same Friday, a person who has a bill that owes
me two years ago. Looks like remorse. He called me on Friday He
told me to look Send me the pictures of the bill I owe you.
I tell you and today you and your family are at Lambón' s door.
This is a spoiled tit. There he died of Cancel joh Amergüenza.
She sculpted her call to two, called her the batons. Even today'
s sun in sight left me not paying for such a rambon, like when
you shut up a funeral and say there my vote falls you because I kill
myself terrible the dead. There' s no way they' re watching.
Imagine the sheath of my God, thank you for your peace with Ivan Lorenzo
will have the chance for people to forget about this, because everything lasts little,
but that doubt will be left over. It must have been his letter.
The letter will have been a hack with five g by the perverse and
despotic government of the PRM. We don' t know early Peter was talking
about what happened in Australia yesterday, and that it has gone viral early in
the morning, and that at seven o' clock in the morning was circulating
on Twitter The video quite widespread And what is known so far is that an
individual of about sixteen years old attacked with a knife a bishop of such a
Christian church, Syria in the city of Sydney. He is a fairly popular
character within this city, the city of cin which is the largest city in
Australia. A 16- year- old who stabbed a bishop and a father
in an Orthodox Christian church in western Sydney. They cut off his fingers during
the attack sounds great to me that year, as confirmed by an authority from
the listing that belongs to the city of Sydney, New South Wales, but
he didn' t clarify if he cut it himself the two of them and
did it to him. He was known to the police, that is,
the police had information about this gang and was released on bail for good conduct,
after being caught with a knife at a train station. Last November,
the State Prime Minister of New South Wales confirmed the reports that they had found
the teenager with a knife in school also in two thousand twenty, that is
to say at twelve the attack on Christ’ s Church, the good shepherd
in Wakeley, provoked indignation. When the police arrived, they were forced to
take refuge in the building centre to protect the terrorist. An audio obtained by
a local Australian news padlock can be heard from a doctor who responds by asking
for more reinforcement to contain the crowd. Bishop mart Mary Emmanuel was giving a
sermon that was broadcast live on the Internet. When the sixteen- year-
old approached and supposedly didn' t know the pussy video that stabbed him several
times. Shortly after seven o' clock in the night Australia time, Father
Isac Royel was also stabbed. The police said, son the police and both
were transported to a hospital with injuries that did not put them in danger.
The parishioners threw themselves at the teenager doing a fantastic job to board him and
stop him until the police arrived, said the interim Deputy Commissioner of the police
of that city. More than a hundred police and more attentive vehicles were needed
to contain the crowd. The police also took hours to find the situation,
an authority said, so when it was considered safe enough to get the attacker
out of the church, the police took him to a place not reserved for
his own safety. In other words, the attacker suffered quite serious injuries to
his hands and was quite upset and distressed, the authority says as if he
died. Distressed to die? To die? Yes, that the police infas
authorities spoke to the press yesterday say that they are treating this case as a
case of a terrorist attack. The guy at the time of attacking the bishop
says the traditional phrase that these attackers say when they are going to perpetrate their
tropels against anyone they target for their attacks in the Palasaida, while the Muslim
community in Australia issued a statement and said they were praying for the recovery of
Immanuel. So this is one of the many daily attacks against Christians in many
countries of Europe, Africa and other latitudes of the world, and that the
press tries to convert or paint as mere isolated facts. In fact, not
a week ago there was a massive stabbing also in one at a bad or
I don' t know, because almost always and when it happens, that
was Sunday on Saturday there died the daughter of an Australian millionaire, a billionaire
of Australians who was in that moll And almost always those attacks are people who
have the police pointed out or watched because they always end up perpetrating their alack
back attacks. But you got shot that in Guayo they cleaned it up there,
but this one in less than a week, two crazy people with a
knife in their hand that, but less that. In cities like London and
other cities in England, knife attacks by these people have become very common and
in other cities in Europe as well. So that' s neither isolated nor
new countries from not visiting Sydney, Australia, I don' t go,
there' s already vote out there that there' s snake and crocodile and
sheath all also fan out that even Muslims kill there in Australia. It already
adds everything kills and the spider kills the ass kills are lethal, yes,
yes, yes, but those issues now begin to take them as a fashion.
These tigers are hating the world. There are many lone wolves who are
copying and are motivated and radicalized online. And that' s not new.
This has already been discussed for more than eighteen years and many attacks have taken
place, the attackers have been recruited online and radicalized online. And you don
' t even need to radicalize them from the line anymore. And they have
so many tools to radicalize, there' s no way. They all do
exactly what people also tie me byo if you go through those previouss, out
there this toy more careful, because, apparently, you are fashionable in the
last few days, in the last few weeks, by this kind of strong
choroid in what it' s called in New York. I also saw there
that, apart from the corillo that people do pushing for trains, the guy
who knocked New Yeah' s face out, exactly, but a fucking sheath.
And why so crazy you don' t know evil. But so I
was reading you about this in the New Yor Post and one is a good
article published yesterday not this morning, which says critically. He says that this
multiplication of these cases in New York City has a lot to do with this
policy of today' s editorial of the newspaper Negel Poul says the guy who
beats a girl nine years in Grand Central was enabled by the soft anti-
crime policy of the Democrats. Says the publisher, what kind of sick guy
punches a kid. Better question, what kind of depraved society helps to do
it. Says the New York Post. Says on Sunday Giancarlos Zarzuela was arrested
for beating a girl in the nine- year- old Bronx in Gran la
Central de Granna Central, term leaving the dizzy and painful act the horrible assault
could have been avoided had it not been for the gentle judge of Manhattan,
Laury Patterson, who let him go out to zarzuela without the right to bail
after he was arrested for beating an old woman on April 4. Instead of
keeping behind bars this clear danger to the public, Peter Son, who has
a history of violent criminals, in fact, the violent team put him back
on the streets to find his next victim. In two thousand and twenty,
the judge released a looter accused of allegedly assaulting a police officer, denying prosecutors
' request for a$ 25, 000 bail. In two thousand sixteen he
released an accuser of assaulting a woman in Grenuige Village, who later allegedly cut
off the face of two more women. This judge knows that the possible consequence
of releasing suspects such as zarzuela is that more innocent people will be harmed.
It does anyway. Judges like Peterson are encouraged and empowered by politicians such as
the President of the New York State Assembly, Kl Hausty, who has resisted
even minor arrangements to the disastrous non- release law and recently absurdly affirmed,
says the Post that he does not believe that increasing penalties and ever a deterrent
to crime. This is the leadership that is turning New York into a haven
for criminals, in which everything goes without consequences and a nightmare for everyone else.
Says today' s New York Post editorial about the case Peter mentioned is
going to see devil, but serenely in New York. It' s not
what you thought you were anymore. I' ve talked to people who are
many years old and New York is coming. I' ve been told that
Cava Yorn has always been like this. I don' t know who I
' ve seen in New York, but maybe now, because you have you
follow up on all the news by the exact family that you' re really
soaking up now of what' s going on. I went to New York
for the first time in two thousand eleven. In full swing of the effect.
Juliani and Blumberg guard that Juliani arrived as mayor of New York City in
the year ninety- three ninety- four or so, and put into action
a series of measures that led to turning New York from the most violent city
in the early nineties to a city of being within the five most secure in
the United States, already by the year two thousand one, when a few
months after the September attacks, the elections are held and he delivers the beginning
of the year two thousand two. Blumberg ruled three periods and I visited New
York City for the first time in the year two thousand thirteen, and by
that year New York was already leading in the first two safest cities that made
Blumber good to expand the measures implemented by Julianni to deepen many of those there
were to deepen and implement new measures. But already in the two thousand fourteen
came raul diablazo and ate in New York in four years and in the eighteenth,
New York was again facing serious security problems of blasphemy. He was re
- elected with an overwhelming majority, even though he had had disastrous results for
you as mayor of New York City, and what happened to New York City?
Maybe that' s a good thing I' ve lost. When I
first went to New York, I felt the effect of security. You could
walk at least in the central part of the city. In the lower part
of Manhattan, the sense of security was quite high, already in places like
the bronks brooklyng queens depending on where you got in, as things changed,
but still in those. In those places there was a high sense of security
that is virtually non- existent today. Eight years later he didn' t
see ten ten years after Blomberg' s departure from power. In fact,
ten years ago you were going to New York. You felt those feelings of
security. But now you' re cool, you feel like you' re
bringing in an alley right here, that' s where you tiger fun an
jukeh dopen no, no, no, it' s an amazing marijuana eye.
So that' s, that' s a devil leader, Peter Basquet
and he was talking to a prostitute, with a pardon, to a woman
who' s engaged in the prostitution trade. So she' s talking about
an extensive conversation. We were talking about her. She' s married,
uh, but her job is that and the mario knows it, obviously.
Then she said which woman who respects herself doesn' t have sex with her
husband. After having sex with the lover, or she said,' Cause
well, because I must respect my home, I must respect my husband,
for respecting that relationship I have with my husband, she said. Now,
that in the case of her whore and does that as a way, like
her company. Right, that' s not your company because it makes money.
So, the women who have a lover, we just focus there.
Women who have a lover, after having sex with a lover, go have
sex with their husband. She doesn' t see that. All right,
according to the sex worker. So I ask women the excuses you give them
not to have excess with your partner, should I have sex with your lover?
What excuse do you give your partner for not having sex with him?
After you have sex with your lover? Wow Ay there are women, we
have to listen to her. Even though there is a legend, a bana
that says dirty ties give the dirty ones to love good men, what a
handsome piter mine, what a good topic look. I don' t make
excuses because that' s why I looked for it, because it' s
only one or two. Vertia Luis, enough of the devil. Five three,
one, ninety- six and fifty mother who did not put you no
husband, five three, one, ninety- six, fifty and morning rhythms
King lasts twenty- six channel one hundred and five one Peter asks the women
who give him dirty to the husband after being with the lover. Are we
talking about the excuse your husband gives you not to have sex after you have
sex with the lover? Good morning, none. If the husband wants to
say this, he' s staying. It' s given to points,
it gives him dirty to keep him from the cock. Fighting five, three,
one, ninety- six shoulders is fought. We' re not going
to or near women. That women know when the penis, when the pre
is not digested, she detects the taste of panocha say, but the men
there know when another bobolita walked around. Not like good morning, good morning,
give her love, you don' t see that she' s sticking
her neck. I don' t know much day. No, but well,
good morning, good women, five, three or twenty- six,
fifty, good morning, good day, five, three women, other days,
the excuse he gives to throw himself away. Well, no more,
don' t give him love. According to linked milk expert it causes an
effect men like human being tells us crazy. This is a friend who already
told me that she liked her very much after being with her lover, being
with her husband, because he took her and possessed her with more passion.
That' s how he owned it. I' ve already coordinated, like
several women tell us that. I think he' s the milk tie to
three, but he doesn' t even hear the bonding to be tied to
five, three, one, ninety- six, and five sales coming out
in the morning rhythm ninety- six five. We' re talking channel one
hundred and five one at this hour asking plague, we' re talking to
women about the excuse that gives to not have sex with your partner after you
' ve cost yourself to your lover. Good morning, Count, good morning,
well, yes, it' s good morning. C ok netted that
' s it. It' s all this life in marriage and then I
was with his wife. If that day, if not love, how you
like it. And the best of all is that the guy came to do
the sector, the first bass. In fact, the man, when he
suspects that his wife is cheating on him, is a good lover. Look
more at doing sectional. Good morning, good morning, well yeah, day
of day, mon h jucha with Don and he told you. It'
s more problematic, because the taste of the drive stays ay, yes,
it smells like the pod, that plastic lati, the lati, the latex
you were with another choco pencil. That' s going there to you give
clues seven fifty seven minutes, go out two in the morning, rhythm ninety
six together five the best excuse to get up early Today is Tuesday sixteen,
if we' re asking women the excuse it gives to not have sex with
your partner. After she' s had sex with your lover five, three,
one, ninety- six and fifty, says the sex professional she was
talking to that because she doesn' t respect herself. She doesn' t
give the panocha after she has had sex with her lover to her partner,
her husband when she comes home, which is disrespectful. Well, it'
s disrespectful to have a lover, I say, but good, but since
he has it pussy two share. There' s a very good candy that
sells the thing. They call it three, three milks, three milks and
four milk also now that trending many gngo that but well, good morning,
if good day to give ss worth love. Man never realizes. She says
she is She is I' ve convinced this. The man is suspicious good
morning, good day, the honde is never the best. It' s
your tenefito, you can your lover and after body I were happy women.
You know I' m scared, well that' s good morning. The
very boy everyone eats you know I' m good at understanding. That neither
the lover nor the husband are good at sex, because if you have a
sex day with your hard lover, she doesn' t want me to satisfy
you until the end when you get home. The last thing you want to
have is a seclogue. I think there' s something you' re ignoring,
and it' s that the woman has a much higher sense of duty
than the man to do. You say if a woman has a relationship with
her husband and husband, but she, the husband has some deficiencies that he
doesn' t fill and she decides to be with another man. She'
s, for some reason, supplying some need there. But he knows that
at home there are duties and he arrives at home and by duty he has
to perform, for by duty he surrenders it to the man. The man
who comes home tired of sleeping says that everything already says he didn' t
throw in the house anyway. None of them just threw her into the house.
You know that' s a false belief, because for years they'
ve put us in the head and women are cheating because the man is lazy
in sex. The woman doesn' t horn because it' s just for
sex. The woman hits sane because she hits horn, because I' m
in need of being with other people. When you come see the husband,
you don' t go to the well and the guy in the street if
you go to the well, then there he' s assuming Oganiza the same
women who have invented that story. It' s that the one who hits
which doesn' t hit cordo because he gives it the gari and you don
' t have to want to hit it anymore. He' s not going
to want to give it a hero status. No, because it' s
that we, the women, when they don' t give us, when
they don' t take care of us, no, no. No.
When you want me to remember you stick with the fucker, you don'
t narrative that' s why I have when exact. You didn' t
hit what you wanted, because it' s your morale, it' s
flexible, that you wanted to, because you were curious, because you wanted
to feel another body. If I type you for whatever reason. But don
' t give me that with that heroicity, that argument, that dyscheeroic argument
that I am a woman suffering and that because of the suffering not if you
' re not right in a Hali relationship point and no longer you want to
have the husband that has and is with another tiger and at times that I
am with all the freedom that you make yourself, you do it, but
I wife you, talk about your decisions, that fantasy that ah not because
the most had sex with me, there was not the week and I was
from a game that sent you nothing. It doesn' t hit your sex,
because you are a human hill, just like the man who sees a
tiger who likes, feels the need, feels the vibe, feels the desire
and you don' t go. You' re not going to inhibit yourself.
That' s why he fell down and liked it and tried it and
kept trying and it was clear. Come and rhyme in Eduardo Santo. Today
we leave with poor attention. We had a lot, sire the poor attention
that we get today in the attention bo, poor attention. Well, you
crowned, tied up and left for a beach in capcana, cacana, beach
- faced capca, as well as over there, over there. Go for
pre made for there with your Popi friends who told you we' re going
to take you. We get you in the coll Hey, we always get
you in. Okay. That' s what you want to grade is fine.
Five three, one ninety- six, fifty fit not in the morning
rhythm ninety- six. Poor attention, look, look or you won'
t eat again. It' s good to know that that towel you'
re gonna wear is trying to keep that towel from the blues you stole somewhere.
This is cheap enough. If there is something that is cheap here in
the Chinese store, don' t you take four hundred, for to see
I am a beach cock and seven hundred if it is one the size of
that sheath that I tell you, that is for your finding, you will
be ashamed, please, please, and take the white one that the colored
pussy heat up one that the devil by hospital good morning, well, tension,
poor, good morning, good. Say a lot of kid give Dad
poor attention that goes to that beach, that umbrella with malca and weird colors
don' t go. It is important to know that if you bring umbrella
to the beach, it has to be a decent umbrella. Yeah, uh,
yeah, yeah. That' s because a umbrella of the one of
the rain with a coba, has sown in the sand and moored with tap
and the sheath loves the damn favor, they are a decent umbrella and the
one that you buy in the innovation, in one of those hardware stores that
have apartments of pods for the beach promotion of the never in life, never
in the go to the pods, to the ferreminks, to the pods of
those have pods from the beach and you buy and your pod from that to
the attached and those misfortunes of the fish. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
for the favor, for God' s sake, good morning, or my
love, those tights I buy like green that orange solo. They' re
to be in canton. It is important that you update the good VAGY.
Listen, the first thing is that they' re already going and they'
re not being used exactly. It' s starting over there, they go
and wear my whole swimsuit. The mark of the ballenite, the ballenite up
to the Chinese sheath. That one that your shopping is called ching che chang
s called chase trench and with twenty dollars you buy a battery of swimsuits.
There are three that are even decent. Look when they pick you up.
He' s telling me a friend around here. When you go looking for
yourself in those Mercedeses, don' t put a little fung snow in the
back of it You started more with Mercedes. Mercedes isn' t going to
Mercedes. Or my friends who have a real room don' t use Mercedes,
because the Mercedes already left it to the poppies and that' s what
they use. No, not other brands, other brands, but mercede these
off the time list. Look at any mark, but Mero deserves less.
Right now, uh, right now. I hope a manager of that company.
Call us here to say that I' m part of a scheme of
how it' s said, it' s a campaign scheme to be the
damage to the brand, like the asshole who invented a story with a particular
theme. But not what happens is this one' s from the squire'
s office. Excuse me, in fact, excuse me. No, no,
no, no, I' m sorry, this one' s from
the team, which isn' t the same or the same. The owners
seemed like they' re going to say that envy because they don' t
have Mercedes, because I have a Mercedes. I' m really tame by
a Mercedes I' m going with a Mercedes and I' m judged and
I' m coaxed. It' s true I don' t have Mercedes
on for the version, I' ve got a bad being and I'
ve got a good beak looking at merma Mercedes, so the bris fu wanted
to get there. It' s more than the whole neberite. It was
good morning, good morning, listen to that pgina full of pant and robbery
and that bread fund that doesn' t go, it doesn' t go,
it doesn' t go back. What should you go to the little
snow for the beach, now, what should go inside that little snow.
That' s if you drink beer no brand that' s Dominican from Andola
nel the first thing those brands decide on the beach. I don' t
know why are the white Mercedeses that such, the mercedes must follow the white
and the grey and the black, but the champagne those colors. Yes,
they are colors already people, yes, blue pods, which are colors that
are less easy to get. They still keep the Prestige. Yeah, yeah,
yeah. You have to say good morning, yes of Champagne. Good
day, Alberto day, you who say what' s going on here this
tiger who go with the pants that wear Bajuco to backball didn' t have
to his knee. Not unless I get used to people like that to go
to Capcana or to go that for white beach in cam bayo house a program
to go to the land and that we go to Juanillo or like it'
s called the Costa Azul, there in country house, the famous beach or
I don' t go on those sides what that is called. The last
time I went ten years ago, I went into the House of Lies seven
years ago, that I went to a Caribía activity in cinemas or went to
the beach for you. There' s your last San and I went to
the beach. That was, that was before New Year' s, yeah,
good morning. Poor attention, poor attention, ton That Paul who can
' t put on a payee stick like back there, sir, please,
you win by liagel on Billy' s going to do it. So,
if you bought a polch and your friend' s goes to the beach with
you he goes out with a flip flops to Jorda, you don' t
put the guagua safe and he starts u and blocks it yet and whatever doesn
' t call you if not too much wait for them to call me out
of the house. I' m here now I' m sending you a
message. You go toy flip floppy Jorda presents you a sheath on white beach
chan that talylolan him on soft beach, please, poor for the beach,
eh with your rich friends. I can' t get it. Good morning.
Good morning, Alberto, I' m talking to you about the Jordan
jacklet, these people with some jim a bump, the law that is a
Jordan and a half that doesn' t cover cantaana that in life I'
m not your mother on the way you go the guy goes your friend,
the guy on the sea is aduu and you say pussy wait afraid to stop
me from this bench to play a number two, one arrical. The beach
of the house of capo is called minitas, tiny pinita, yes, it
is not a beach of the other world, but my little girl neither there
a restaurant, a sheath buckles, there not, and you that you arrive
there that to that villa with a horn, with a microphone. The first
thing you' re gonna miss about Japia on the case. That' s
the first thing in the security parkon and it tells you it can' t
pia horn. And now Tandy that the snowy horn. Yeah, I don
' t want to criticize the little snow with the horn so that a friend
I know what it is that has a good morning, save and read poor
attention. Don' t say, since that was the first towel that'
s wing. I told you you didn' t know a red towel stained
with stains. No, just so you' re clear, they let us
in. I got drunk the time it was us walking. That was in
the two thousand sixteen or fifteen, that' s why we went to Jokobon
w that day that we were there. If it happens, we did go
to white beach, because white that was like a cart, we were drinking
crown. Yes, sir It' s smoke if they left you, they
don' t leave you on those beaches. If I was wet before I
came true. If we' ve lit you, you learn heavy, but
it' s on that we already paid in dollars because it was a minimum
consumption, minimum consumption, etcetera. Poor attention. If you' re invited
to Capcana Beach, please don' t wear one of those Bluetooth speakers that
say blue tu t device eas connective successfully blue to device and with netti sucefully
see your yes fully. Good morning. Good morning, Alberto, how to
understand give Dad poor attention. Don' t let the chicken guanaca, the
corduroy of the corduroy, and it has the power. Oh, what a
chicken poo guasacaca chicken with guacaca. You can' t eat to drink beer
that your p may be going down to a place in that jebe carrying food.
The first exact thing. I don' t ask you for a truffle
pizza and truffled sheath in what' s called the sheath that we paid a
fortune for a meal once the same trip that was because this woman that made
me want to just didn' t eat in her house, because I think
that' s part of the experience, not a group of friends and friends.
What I got is about. I' m at 2: 00 p
m We ate the 12 gentlemen Look, I remember and you already remembered the
one we smuggled in. Of course, I said don' t wait.
Not like this. No. Good morning, they last a few days.
If he' s a poor man, that longline had white stolen beans.
It' s horizo. That' s so winning. There' s never
going to be anything I agree with palanganas. Palangana calls me okay. Good
morning, good morning, good morning, poor attention. That beach is not
buried in the sand. He' s screwing me. Panca in the water.
Mate coconut over there, don' t spank me coconut, tells me
a friend around here the first one to do in the family villa. Or
said don' t poop when I pass there, when the day passes you
see, now, let me in the bathroom. Hey, I' m
fucking getting him to have those bathrooms. There' s a day, uh,
but there' s nothing that takes more than the fucking ballast honey.
Hey. That looks like it' s and it' s not a raincoat,
but there are things that don' t even pay more attention to the
poor. Yeah,' cause all that scabbard stuff that shit in me and
valala plan do come out, bro. Yeah,' cause there' s
a lot of Maria waves coming out Good morning. Don' t come with
your backpack and jan Spaul and you were one of pandique who prepared it mame
and say stick boy on the way because you left it. If you let
her down, she paid for it, you' re gonna have to pay
for the dirty interior the last two in attention. Poor at this hour in
the rhythm of the morning, Eduardo Santo, there is poor. Your rich
friends invited you to the beach, that way. That' s what east
prize is for. Good morning, poor attention. You' re not going
to mate cabin so with a polo polo that he and a sandal says naye,
with those pietos rullio also that I invested in a what' s called
a pedicure, medium pedicure pedicur pa that way. I' ll make those
nails for you. Yeah, if they don' t take our shoes off,
exactly a nail with a fungus that fell from some shoes, that you
borrowed from a cousin and that you don' t treat him in time,
you didn' t exactly go to the podiatrist and you got that nail that
can be cool, that looks like that palmesan. A palmesan nail has your
fat deo in bacano and paint your black fingernail, all to pass a palmesan
pot last night the city of Samana. Also the earths and much of the
province of Samana were greatly affected by the rains, floods of river guardings that
dragged debris, flooded houses, flooded streets and avenues. Well, there'
s a crazy thing going on in that area of the Dominican Republic, the
product of a wad that will be affecting the country today and possibly tomorrow as
well, according to what I' ve been seeing published by Doña Gloria Ceballos,
director of the National Bureau of Meteorology, on her Twitter account. In
fact, the coconut the Great Santo Domingo on Yellow Alert. If we are
on alert Yellow, the thing is that you leave quietly for the street of
the very soft tafon and go out with the city, because they know that
the street is going to be ro. I' d rather go home after
I get out of here and that creep, I saw myself shut down.
If you guys come, Luis Cifre, my boss, my boss, President,
you can tell him I' m not going to work today. Today
is Long Peter' s Day, which I don' t know if it
' s the fungus that' s born on the mountain or the fungus that
gives people the intimate parts and the feet. Also today is the day of
awareness about stress, quadrangular day, day of going to fly a kite,
day of good deeds, pardon of which day of the bean counter, day
of the benedict eggs, day of the librarian, day of the orchids,
day of use caught go to work, day of saving the elephant also of
teaching his daughter, to be volunteer and World Point Day. Let' s
just say everything. I' ve got this thing about teaching your daughter how
to volunteer. I have mixed feelings in that part, because we can'
t pay as long as the children. He wants the children to be under
one' s guardianship. Yeah, and it' s a sweet bitter feeling
when I had like they' re already looking for their own space. Yes
and more, for example, as I had the world you' re always
facing there' s always a fear no longer boy any one is a bad
biker or youtuber wow or I had a ok, etc. But that is
certainly the process of life. That is the evolution of life and so it
must be good. Today is also a day of stress awareness. The rather
unfortunate stress, I was reading an article that counts shows the psychology to Day
says this article presents data on the prevalence of mental disorders in young people,
highlighting their impact on disability. And well, according to the article, the
prevalence of mental disorder according to the global burden of disease study, more than
11 percent of people from five to twenty- four baths have a mental disorder,
being more common in larger groups. Prevalence patterns are identified according to age.
For example, anxiety disorders are more common in young adults, while attention
and depression disorders have a higher incidence in adolescents. The prevalence also varies depending
on the disorder Depressive environments increase significantly with age, while disorders such as bipolar
disorder and schizophredia have low incidences younger than fifteen years. Mental disorders also account
for more than 20 per cent of all medical- related disabilities in young people
aged five to twenty- four years, surpassing other categories of illness. Summary,
these data underline the importance of mental health in young people and the need
for early and effective interventions to reduce the disability associated with mental treatment in this
population. I don' t know. I think we' re missing an
ah for a certain day. Yesterday the investigation in the interview Nuria did to
Dr Fadul left me with more doubts than with I don' t know if
the same thing happened to you, I was left with more doubts than with
something else, that many things yes, but well look I was telling you
about that, about stress and that thing. There are many studies that have
already confirmed and have said so if they have spent. So many gave that
that there are many alternate remedies for treating depression, for that exact, for
that kind of thing, and they don' t necessarily have to be doctors,
for example, masturbating that' s stressful, having sex, that'
s stressful to work, it' s stressful to go to the gym,
it' s stressful to go to a series of things that people can do
without the need to go to a five money, to spend money on psychiatrist,
etc. Why don' t we masturbate more and say we see less
of those. That they don' t tell you when you go, because
I' ve been talking to you about the person who' s gone.
She' s gone to psychologists, little psychiatrist. In fact, you'
ve had surgery, if you' ve waited, you' ve had to
go to a psychologist before exactly I say it doesn' t depend on Lope,
if it' s appendiciti doesn' t have to go or emergency.
But there' s always a surgical process, there' s almost always a
psychologist. There I am, I have so much friend psychologist. I don
' t go that far to the psychologist, but I must say that one
more psychologist needs to visit when one comes with a series, with a backpack
full of traumas. That' s good by a psychologist. Sometimes the psychologist
sends you a therapist couple of therapy sessions that help you get rid of that
burden. I have a friend who had too many pods and went to therapy
and now he feels pretty good. That' s good. A couple of
years ago, at the end of the twenty- two, he began to
go to therapy on the twenty- two, beginning of the twenty- three,
more or less, and now he has another type of temperament. One
has. I think that the issue of going to the psychologist, to the
psychiatrist is no longer a taboo issue and that what is so crazy is what
is going on now is an economic issue. Okay. I have my problem
with psychologists every time I end up engaged in a discussion of points of view,
what happens is that you also have the percent still of the dengation.
Your postures are very sharp. Also and it' s hard. It'
s hard. The r is you undressing in front of a stranger. When
I say stripping doesn' t mean taking off your clothes, but you break
that wall that you speak honestly that here you can obey certain attitudes, behaviors
or the conclusion that certain forms that you exhibit have to do with experiences and
processes that you lived in the past. Yeah, but I go every fifteen,
every Friday from a psychologist. Obviously, the work he does, an
already more finished job, more familiar, no more what it' s called
this clothing, it doesn' t depend on itself, it' s not
personal, but obviously they evaluate all that kind of stuff and within all the
work we do, and that' s a dynamic. He says he has
to say what you, what you feel, what exactly I say, say
it, it doesn' t matter about this one. He gets upset when
there is no one then, although perhaps the evaluations and the work he does
is not addressed to me. I' m not the main focus, but
I' m part of it. You always go to the point of view
and we always end up fine. You know I don' t know.
I feel that the hardest thing to face is you mess with something that torments
you but has no solution to accept it. That makes the acceptance of exactly
that, which is immutable, that you can' t change completely, that
is something that doesn' t depend on you here. I mean, if
you could wish, maybe it' s imperative that that' s a reality
that goes to make you more comfortable with it and when you have to accept
that. There' s a book that I always mentioned and calls acceptance.
I was looking the other day, but it counts$ 120, not even
dead anymore The book doesn' t seem that easy. I was watching this
book I always mentioned the other day I downloaded the cover of the book where
this misfortune is. Both psychologists and psychiatrists do an excellent job. Of course
I do. Most of these professional shrink chinétas have a lot of problems that
they also have that they are human and they make fools do with yours yes
exactly and help you organize the house. Of course they' re trained for
that. They are professionals of this and have studied this and are specialists.
The book is called to make more of ourselves openings, a book by Sample
and World Full are the two authors of seventy- six seventy- five more
or less look at it there. I tell you, I was twenty-
one years old and every time I have to get drunk with something, I
read the book because sometimes you really think the hardest part is that same word.
This accepting questions as they are ok I' m not going to remedy
my dad' s death, I' m not going to remedy that I
know that I was abused when I was five, nine to ten. I
' m not going to remedy that my wife doesn' t love me anymore.
I' m not gonna remedy any of that. Then the hardest part
is your bewitching with that sheath and the book says quite clearly in one of
its sections that acceptance does not necessarily mean agreeing and that has even to do
with opinions you accept that the other thinks different and point and you already get
that problem out of the way. Those battles, so go to the psychologist
and fight that sheath. Young people between the ages of five and twenty-
four have eleven percent of them some form of mental illness, says this study
published in Sycolo and Today also says that by age, depending on the measure
that increases the age, because these types of disorder are becoming more prevalent.
Teenagers are more prone to depression and anxiety, says this same study. So
in Burus, that teenage case, ask him sitantly depressive, etcetera. Anxiety
is not seen yesterday I read a Facebook post by my friend Samil Robles,
who told the story of a person who was always on the train on his
way home to New York City and who was a guy who looked happy,
but that happiness was not true. And one day, at that station where
I was taking the train, he made the infausive decision to take over the
train tracks, the result of a deep depression he had that he knew he
was trying, but he didn' t notice it and the very sense talked
about the need to take care of and become aware of mental health, but
especially of episodes like the depressive ones that you may think someone is very happy
and what is there is simply the body present there with a smiling face in
your bubbles, in your bubble. Peter Basquets Look. I' m reading
a study, and about the fact that right now, maybe I can corroborate
that. I' m reading a study that talks about this, Luis,
which talks about employees working better, they do more when women are prettier in
the departments you' d say, oh how interesting. No. But this,
this might come to confirm what a study of the late 1990s was done
about customer service and people were asked that, when they found it more competent
those who served their needs for services, say a telephone, a bank,
etc. More. People responded at the time that they felt better cared for
when the person was apparent to be pretty. Yeah, it could be man
or woman. Now, then, the study was repeated at two thousand five
and two thousand ten and that did not change. I imagine there' s
a link between the competition, the physical appearance and the canon that you have
in reference that it' s pretty and it' s ugly. And that
' s a subject, it' s a complex discussion for this part of
here, well, here, in this market where we live, a pretty
person has to be from the bottom, not necessarily a Jesus, the pretty
brown, you see the image of Jesus is a pretty person. What happens
is that the canon of beauty with which it was built that they call the
canon of beauty for thousands of years, part of the concept of physical beauty
and the attraction to this type of beauty so it was built from the Roman
Greek, the Greek and in ancient Rome, which is where these ideas are
built and look you go to any place that you have had influence the Greek
culture or the Roman culture and you will find the same thing. In Asia
or perhaps more tribal Africa, the canons of belles are linked to other things,
because there are still cultures where that Western culture did not have so much
impact and maintain or retain its canons of beauties. In fact, look at
you and there are a lot of things going on the Internet, where beauty
images of beautiful men are those men with a big belly, things that it
would be a disaster to put people in the care of a secretary or secretary
to a people But if there are departments, if there are departments in the
employee works more at ease when the gefo, the person in charge of his
department who works, or the boss or the boss are nice. Not the
people around them are pretty, when the environment of the people around them is
vamores, which was difficult, it contains a truly bearable environment in this here
is not this is difficult, not in this team. No. No.
Here' s complicated since you come in tomorrow and you pick it up.
I mean, what happens is that, for example, we meet the standards,
because the radio is precisely all the requirements for you. The announcer has
to be, he has to that ugly God gave you that gift exactly,
but he took away other things and that' s why he made you good
at it so that you hide Aora well, if we were others, what
we had on television that even on television are not beautiful people here. Here
I am surprised because most Latin American countries are still very orthodox in that.
You watch very nice people on TV. You watch television in Venezuela or Chile,
or Argentine television. Colombia' s television Costa Rica is very strict on
that and on it in Guatemala as well, but not here for decades.
That broke the decade of the seventies because my brother is going to make an
inventory of the last forty years of television and more than half of the talents
does not fulfill that canon as of almost idyllic beauty, taken from, as
from the stories, the great Greek legends or those Roman legends. It'
s totally different here. I didn' t make you, I' m
gonna weigh you down. TV people here are ugly. In the seventy-
seven hundred and seventy, that is, the average of the people who were
on television were not that those Adonis or those princesses drawn from great legendary tales.
Here we had very normal people and if you start to see, for
example, think about the most relevant figure in the media of the last fifty
years of the Dominican Republic, Freddy and Eras Goy, broke with the canon
of beauty. Freddy. In fact, his name bore the physical appearance of
the fat guy of the week. I' m saying that we weren'
t a guy who probably wasn' t elegant in his youth. But Fredy
was always fat and that didn' t stop him from being the most beloved
figure on television. Or the case of Corporán de los Santos, or Don
Johnny Ventura, who was also a television driver. The ugly nuclear already goes
there he was going to call our friend' s dad or me, Mr
Campuzano, or it was Vargas, Pedro Pérez Varga, Corporán de los Santos.
And if we keep making the list or not, because hey already arrived
in the last stage. I' m talking about what started in the'
60s and' 70s and' 80s, when the TV show of the night
arrives, exactly the same José Eduardo. It wasn' t a gas,
it wasn' t a daddy another Eduardo sea it' s true, nor
is the east lord as it' s called the one next to him,
who then split up, made shops parts Hochi Santo Búcate You present the half
- day show between eighty- five and ninety- five. Just the ladies.
In fact, now there are more pretty people, only the ladies.
You can place it on the beauty site of Aluminante Ponte. There, in
the case of the nuñez Doña sol la Luna, Ella yes, the Mrs
Tania va Es es es si, Doña Julie Carlos Bella Chulli Carlos an impressive
beauty that even a song wrote to her a coworker for the admiration of her
beauty. But the men were always ugly, they were in love. Very
good. In fact, well in this company we are improving, because we
have a very beautiful secretary, Tito Campuzano. That legend of the Dominican speech
and division was not an adonis ah no, as you already know it.
Companies are more responsive to the departments you' re in. You want to
watch ugly guy TV Domingo Bautista, but he' s got thanks. He
' s got, he' s got Michael, he' s got his
son, he' s got a son, he' s got a son,
he' s got a son, he' s got a son,
he' s got a son, he
' s got a son, he' s got a son, he'
s got a son, he' s got a son, he' s
got a son, he' s got a son, he' s got
a son, he' s got a son, he' s got a
son, he' s got a son. Here the first is talent,
grace and charisma, always above all the male talents. Eh, or not
the new generation. We' re not that classy, either. Welcome,
Don Luis, how you spent the rainy night well, very well. I
always like the rain and I do like the rains at night, especially when
there are trees and there is tranquility, there is stillness and there is no
bowling of the plugs. And that' s the problem. I didn'
t do it raining in my house. I can see that. When you
speak mental, I don' t know hear or when you tend field,
you do lack it exactly. I have a back or there' s a
house that has, that has an end roof, but then it looks like
the drip that drops his era from a shooting to sing. He wouldn'
t let me sleep. I' m going to talk to the hino to
make it more continuous and so not for her to have a shooting that definitely
woken up that starting out was a mess. Out there saying Admi' s
okay. Be careful, then, the subject of beauty. Beautiful is what
I' ve seen please. Therefore, it has a subjective component, personal
opponent and obviously there is also a social component. Or what is culturally accepted
as beautiful, what is culturally valued and appreciated. And obviously you' re
born in a culture, in an environment where you go to or you appreciate
that. On the other hand, yes, the brain will always look for
those things that give it pleasure, that are pleasant to them, that are
familiar to them and that are friendly to them. So, obviously, that
a face that I have perceived as beautiful, because it produces that, then
people feel more relaxed, more confident and can enter more and feel much more
comfortable. And obviously that kind of beauty. Now that from there to in
a work environment, that contributes to performance and everything is a little overstated,
it' s a little common sense, because they' re putting aside what
actually produces, performance and motivation, which is something that the employee wears remember
that gives a sense of well- being. Well, it' s not
a feeling of well- being, but the person feels good, nice and
tasteful. But once the day begins, the work begins, There are women
who the case of men who are beautiful and that and what awaken in fear
and fear because they already know it. I mean, then that effect went
away. That was the first impression. As the one who says, in
the particular experience, I feel very comfortable working with beautiful and very intelligent women.
So well, I mean, she' s not blonde, she can
be blonde very well, but there' s no more things like that I
feel like hypnotizing, when you have people who look good and who are also
super competent. What happens overwhelmingly, that is, is an element that creates,
is an element that creates that sense of satisfaction, of security. You
feel calm. You feel good about what I said, for example, about
a dish, when they decorate it nice, that the appetite enters through the
eyes, through the eyes, then the same chef who is going to prepare
a dish has to prepare it so that it appears. So, if you
' re going to buy a dessert that you don' t know what that
is. You think you' re going to choose the most beautiful one more
exactly, so that' s let' s say that that' s the
reptilian system, the primitive system, that responds in front of you, that
responds quickly and that' s going to respond in a favorable and positive way
what you perceive in that way. Now, from there to the other.
It is a little exaggerated, because another element that favors much is the smile.
A nice person, be nice or ugly. If you are sympathetic or
sympathy means those people who show joy, they show a smile when they speak
spontaneously, they look you in the eyes. So that person what is known
as sympathy and they like and it doesn' t matter what else. But
it' s a little overstated to say that that increases or can. It
has something to do with motivation. So if you were thinking of firing someone,
leave it there, quiet, of course, you heard there, yes,
there' s the quiet of course. Well, today' s subject
made it calm. Yes, the budget is a tool for the growing company.
We' ve been talking in the last few days about organization, decentralization
room. So the alleged job is a skill, it' s a tool
that you should use in company owners and the budget has several functions. It
can be used in a different way, as we say, the situation of
the company, the situation in which they are, for example, companies that
are out of control and the money escapes, goes away and do not know
what is going on or discover that the revenues are not enough. Then it
was time apart from doing an internal audit that they can do themselves, go
to the budget, but also when a company feels that it is okay,
that it does not go wrong, but that it wants to increase its profitability,
that it would want to increase not only its revenues, because sometimes there
are companies that have good revenues, but at least know how to manage the
revenues, the expenses. Then your profitability is not good. Then there is
also the budget works and also when the company feels that it has to have
better margins as it must have better profits, it must have greater productivity profitability,
it wants its company, its organization to give it better results. So,
in those different contexts, you can use the budget as a tool.
So, in the general sense, the budget has first it can build the
future. Can you foresee the future? You can anticipate defining what you want,
but not just what you want, what you want, but what you
have to achieve to have profitability. The profitability of s because many companies have
profitability of ten out of twenty, of thirty out of forty. Then the
desired profitability, taking into account the industry in which you are working. Therefore,
the budget is also something that is a tool that allows you to have
control of today' s reality and, especially by areas per department, to
establish indicators, so that everyone spends what they have to spend, that they
invest what they have to invest, then they have all those facilities that the
budget provides. Obviously, to apply a budget, the company must be prepared
to plan its activities, plan its sales, plan its purchases, plan its
collections and plan production and all its operations in some way. So, that
budget, because a budget is supposed to indicate the amount that you can spend
to produce x things. So those budgets, for example, of production,
which indicate what amount we must invest in raw material to convert it into finished
product or in the case of what they do not manufacture but sell finished products,
which buy products to resell, then they must always have a purchase budget,
that tool that allows to balance, take stock of what we have to
spend to have the result we want. And obviously, if we want results
of ten and we spend twenty, then we have to produce thirty, so
that when those thirty enter they go with the twenty and we have the ten
that we have wished for, then that allows us to do that, obviously,
that the budget at this present time, because it will always require what
we have said about technology. You have to have a software. You have
to have a software that not only keeps the tax accounts, but is able
to record every penny that comes in and every penny that comes out must be
perfectly registered. It' s no longer accepted. Nowadays keeping papers invoice vouchers
to then type it. That' s no longer appropriate. It' s
not healthy. Today there is an immediate departure including a fuel ticket that will
give to someone in case they give them ticks before they deliver the ticket must
be registered, although already most companies that use fuel, as they have cards
for that. And then that makes it easier because it' s always going
to be registered there. So in the content of the budget, obviously you
' re going to have an income forecast, you have to have an expenditure
forecast and obviously you' re going to have to define a strategic plan.
Strategic plans are not theoretical, grandiloquent and require too much talent and a specialist.
No. The strategy simply indicates in this case how we are going to
apply the budget, what we are going to do to provoke those revenues and
what we are going to do so that the purchase does not go hand in
hand or so that we do not spend our money on overtime beyond what you
can or the subject of the viatics, diets and all those expenses. In
the case of companies that work outside and that have to do between them.
So, finally, it has to be said that I consider the budget to
be an extraordinary tool because it also allows us to say that it is not
enough here to say that we are good. We have to prove it and
the budget is the best outcome indicator, because it allows us to compare what
we said we were going to do with what we actually did. And the
budget also allows to get the general manager, the accounting area, to have
a day- to- day control of his financial health, that is,
he can realize the financial health of the company by taking control of both the
entrances and the exit. My recommendation to make the budget. There are three
large types in the general sense, of budget results. The number one budget,
which is the exercise that I assign to my clients, is that budget
that you verify what comes in, verify what comes out in the first budget.
The balance will be zero or it will leave very little, which is
what is known as the equilibrium point. If you have already exceeded the point
of equilibrium, we move on to the second budget. It' s an
exercise. We check what comes in, we check what comes out in the
second budget. There is always a little more to the balance at the point
of balance, to say, already the company is leaving a money that,
although it is not much, but it is important and we have benefits.
The third budget, which is the one we should always work on, is
the one where I will ensure that my profitability is what I define. I
' m going to have a net profit after or before tax like the one
I define. So, as you know your outings, your outings, your
expenses and you already know the second fact, which is the profit, then
obviously you don' t have to be a genius to be able to identify
how much, then, of how much your revenue budget is going to be.
So, that revenue budget. That' s the General Manager' s
responsibility to set the goals of how we' re going to achieve that income,
how are we going to achieve those sales, how are we going to
achieve that production? Always bearing in mind that many times. There are many
companies that increase their sales, but in that same order, they increase expenses.
So, in the end, your benefit is exactly the same. They
sold a lot, sold more, but they spent more And it happens many
times in entrepreneurs like I tell her that you are too serious and too responsible
and in exaggeration in the sense, the team hurt to give it there to
book in another. We have to do this. Then having to fulfill the
commitments they have, then they spend what was theirs and much more rent equipment,
other people enter, that is, they shoot the expenses to meet the
goal of the sale. That' s obviously not bad from the point of
view of customer service, but as far as your financial health is concerned it
' s affecting you. Then you need to improve your operations. Therefore,
when very high mints are made in production or in sales forecasts, there is
a temptation to increase costs to the same extent. Then we go back,
as I said, to yes, we increase the sale a lot. We
achieved our sales goal, but we didn' t achieve the goal. The
budget skyrocketed in terms of expenditures and other costs. So the recommendation is to
learn how to make the budget. If you' re not used to it,
it' ll take time. It is therefore important to start with the
information available to prepare the budget. Let' s say it' s the
first one. You should only ask the accounting officer to give you a report
of the last month, an income balance, an exit balance that entered and
that came out preferably if it is corresponding to the twenty cno four, because
if you can recover the previous three months, then you get an average and
you realize where your money comes in and where it comes from. And with
that information, which is real because this happened, you can already do what
is called a projected budget, but projected on the basis of that reality and
it is rehearsing. Believe me, most large companies, obviously you know,
are managed on budget. If there are times when situations arise and they say
the problem is that the budget for that item has already been exhausted, that
is when the budget is exhausted. Well, you have to make those notes
and there are managers who have to speak very well to get that item approved,
because the budget if that part is violated, obviously they' re going
to violate profitability. Finally, and at home, also with his wife,
that the manager, if the exact home manager, if this always works in
personal life, that is complicated in life anyone manages, in working life,
we will not spend on that. And finally, already the companies, who
are already experts managing budgets, because they already make their annual budget, then
they do it quarterly and they do it then obviously monthly. Thanks to Don
Luis Minaya, as always very interesting, what he proposes, Don Luis is
here basically giving free workshops in the programs that take advantage of all the information
that Don Luis shares. He has shared during these first three months and,
as he said, since he entered April, now what touches thorny. Yeah,
exactly, right now exactly what' s in the air. So let
' s see how we get to two thousand twenty- five if God gives
us the grace to get to that year and you can take stock and look
for Dolby' s shares. Say, well, I did this, this,
this and it worked out for me. It was such and you will
be able to evaluate there Luis and the recommendations that many of the audience receives
from you, because they have had the effectiveness that you have proposed, that
they can have in those improvements that you have indicated that they must be implemented.
In fact, and if you can also evaluate the workshoper and evaluate yourself,
in fact, for us, the consultants. The result of a company,
i e profit. What the company does is a reflection of the owner
' s management style. I mean, in other words, you have the
results that you have in the way you run your company, in the way
you work, in the way your leaders lead the person, in other words,
it' s like health and what you eat and habits. The habit
is yes, when you go to the cardiologist you have the triglisery, dart
and good. I don' t know what doesn' t, what eats
you, what your diet is, what your diet is. So, the
results of the company have a lot to do with, more than eighty percent
with the personality of the owner of those who run, the style and culture
in the company. So, the budget, when it' s not favorable.
So you already tell me, as a consultant, where you have to
go, that is, how you' re directing, how you' re
controlling, how you' re doing. For example, there are people who
buy from common sense hearts. It' s selling a lot of that stuff.
It' s selling such a thing. Buy a lot of it if
you sometimes make decisions based on intuition and that worked out in a time and
times you' re tompin And times aren' t for that anymore. Now
I was looking at a page where I updated myself as information. Incredibly there
was a ghost that fell into the business of communication mills, but that radio
was the one that suffered the most, which is that of the great data
of this, the Wick Data, and all this question that is investing in
more developed economies than ours. And here it' s coming to that very
thing. And the radio cost him time to understand. And that time to
understand it took his radio a lot, a lot, caused him a lot
of loss. And I think we leave a lot to intuition. But also
in the process of understanding we kill the nature of the business. When I
say, we kill because in America the reference and we' re seeing today
that going back to what used to work is what' s incredibly working.
Yeah, that' s what it' s for, that' s what
it' s for. All right. Thank you, thank you to Don
Luis. Don Luis, remember Samaná' s friends if it' s raining
and it' s coming, they' re laughing what Mrs Gloria Ceballo says,
what' s it going to be, what' s it going to
rain yet? They' re in their car early. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, he' s got a good foot, he' s gagging.
I, Peter said a very interesting fact about the people, the departments that
work and the ugly ones that run it. Rinden and Don Luis expanded us
a little bit on this. He explained a little how the human mind works.
He didn' t talk about the reptilians, etcetera. And Peter left
a question for this block then talking to you listeners departments where you should put
nice employees and in companies to improve the area. Starting with the reception,
the program is coming. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah. No. It' s not okay, Anderson It' s
okay. There' s fifty- five, fifty- fifty pairs? There
it is for the equal. Even with the quota, yes, but I
don' t know if I know how they take it in the bega.
That' s what I' m going to say. But earlier here,
in Grupo Medrano, formerly a national microwave, there was a balance at the
national level. Or dancing before if the balance was balanced. No, what
happens is what happens. It' s, for example, if you went
to see the employees, we got old. All our youth was very pretty.
In everything you would exactly talk about the devil, but look for axis
now tie as for example watch DJ Goldings arrived pro did not arrive from Andra
gold did not arrive Liaora is a machine with comparison. When I first met
you, gleaning in the two thousand and ugly old beak, two thousand and
three. Around two thousand two thousand four CDs two Gold goldy couldn' t
fit on the stage. When we goal we present an artist at Grupo Madrano
' s employee party. Before he introduced him, the musicians went down.
But suffocated the pass is that the weight loss Roberto himself had his son Roberto,
not also Roberto perhaps overweight. I mean, fat guys are ugly.
In short, being fat is equivalent to being ugly. In short, the
chipato looks good now the snitch ring yes, but what I mean is that
the company broke up with that mystic we' re going to distribute from everyone.
For example, here in the cabin there has always been a fortunium as
to the beauty in the head. Greetings to the little bonito I dreamed of
at night. We' re strong here. That' s why there was
a time I had or dreamed last night that Charitín was participating in a movie
that she said the dance of the chachachuaca, the chacha collides, the neighborhood
of the chocha collides. It' s just that we' re not done
here with time. Yeah, but here on the way vivis po. But
I can make you a history. For example, you love him very much,
you have a devil' s swin. He' s always worked here,
one of the most accomplished employees there is, but I don' t
want to mistreat my friend Tony Sosas. But it' s strong. Everything
' s strong. Tono spoke excellent, excellent employee the year should give it
to him. I think so, that he told you. A play,
a guy Tony has a lot of time here in the company, but unfortunately
ugly. Yeah, and if he' s looking for the gay morning rhythm
history, the morning freaks. Akay mantipiter live wait. Yes, for example,
here we had cinema to launch, Bella, Bella e prine Bella Bonita
for Angelica var Angelica, Bella has no buttocks, but beautiful paramera de León.
She got here, but she' s pretty now. It was that
spouse arrangement came out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but pretty.
When he came in, then he put it was Jonathan said they'
re in love. It' s not the baby shovel program, and that
' s Jodie. He took her, he took her. Then he told
her you don' t have to work that hour. I have to challenge
you, I saw her on Saturday. He has a jippe to is fine,
he' s putting me in hand, but I don' t ttan
that rich not, but also there independent and hardworking, the lady of Leon.
No. Don' t you? Don' t you? Don'
t you? Don' t you? I' m not keeping it to
you or the truth of everyone doing well because Paamel is a great woman.
I' m a great woman. I say she' s crazy. It
' s another bad thing, dig a man. By the way. Yesterday
he gave me an angelic man ball for my house. Wow, he'
s still talking. I made it close. One time I ride a ball
with angelic sea and look at you angelic mountaineer. She does anything but managed
to ride for angelica to a people who are mute and when she leaves him
where she' s going to leave him java she arrives. So I fill
three, one, ninety- six and fifty departments in your company that should,
that should put beautiful people to improve it. Here, here we raise
the voice employed and nice employees to improve it. Yeah, yeah, right,
yeah, but it' s okay and all, uh, but these
empty a meto looks petarian here if you don' t also have to mane
has to drive. We have to give one away. Yeah. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, five three hundred ninety- fifty good or hard worker is
cute morning. In one place we have to put in for pretty workers in
the box area, that is, in the banks. There must be a
pretty woman there. That' s me before I' m from a bank
and the guys and chicks that had you fit in were looking guys and pretty
women. In fact, I now feel like you' re having a fast
food chain. I go to a bank where women are very beautiful me,
but I' m not ashamed to change that that kind of thing and it
' s a capreta one because they' re very pretty. Then I'
ve got you as a thing to prove to her that I' m going
to the principal. Right, yeah, the main one. It' s
the main one. As a rule of gold, in the principal of any
bank are the most beautiful women who may have a bank employee, except the
bank where I exchange checks regularly. I' m that possible. Cuaerdan you
ask everything out the air, the bench doesn' t grade everything oriented.
Good morning, departments remind you of nice employees to improve them. Good morning.
Look by rule by rule. When he had another job in human resources,
there must be women who are good at making fools come in unpretentious.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Here we have improved in those non
- beautiful departments as well. They' re all beautiful, all your company
' s resource syndicates are beautiful, yes, yes. With all due respect,
because I don' t want anyone to think that I' m respecting
the leadership of this company. In this company, all the ladies you have
in leadership positions are beautiful, yes. Starting with the president of the company,
a beautiful elegant lady. But I must tell Doña Rosa and Doña Indis
that they are the owners of this radio consortium that have to review the Department
of Leadership Male. Starting with Roberto Votox pod yes votes I know what the
sheath is called. There' s some chicken legs. They' re marking
it for you Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? How eh,
careful or by Juan Carlos is on the other side of the Avenue.
I' m talking about what' s in the building on the other side
nine forty- two. Good morning. I say it' s the good
day. Hey, you' ve only been to three places. It is
worth making, accounting and collection. If you put nice women and gentlemen employees
on first. When you were going to renew your license in the office of
those who are very pretty girls and boys. Last time I went to renew,
those doctors intimidate a season of diligence. Those doctors who are there in
those sheep aren' t interns. Those dotor still intimidate to give the license.
They still get you reading the thing. Oh, boy. If you
' re okay, you' re going to change it lens me if it
' s up to me to make a voucher you' re happy, because
I had you with I put Ledric as a hero and I told myself to
put it lens please, because you no longer see pussy and you put it
on license. Liza the picture. If not, if you come out in
the slow photo you have to handle with glasses dot oke me and I put
the lenses to read a sheath and take it off for the photo. They
write me here of this vega in season and tell me that in the market
department they renovated very beautiful. They' re coughs are beautiful there on the
top vega and t over here is good. If it goes like this,
you have to take me practicing if you' re so competent. The girls.
Good morning, peña bai militas millitas. Good morning they' re married,
there' s mere age to hurt your life. If they' re
going to pay the sandons no. No, no, but I went the
other day to solve a personal issue somewhere and he took care of me.
They' re very competent hello maltreats, yes, but they' re not
pretty. But look you know that in the important institutions that is released.
The institutions to the state have a problem and there is this department willing that
are reserved for quotas of those who made the flagging, which are usually ugly.
So that' s wrong. That department, for example, the people
who attend to you when you go to car license are such a thing the
little girl named Malay helper one thing. So those departments are reserved for those
people. Maybe that' s why everyone was a little mistreated. Physically,
I' m on my way, right now, I get poisoned coffee.
Good morning, departments should put nice employees and employees to improve. Good morning.
Engineering chinto. Where they should put pretty employees. It is the clerk
a doctor who there is a table that can be seen. No other way.
And that' s weird that only now, if there was anything nice
before, was the Secretary of the doctors. The only pickle I had here.
Ugly secretary in the consultants, in the Dominican medical center. We have
to depend on the clinic in the Dominican language as well. You could be
the myriatric, the gout, the woe, the dragon God, Mistibulapia,
my coconuts, Tilapia and the devil. Good morning. Well, good morning,
good morning. The team in the officers' offices and they don'
t take us out before birth, all that sheath, all those women look
like a cart down there. What do you want me to be? Suede
model you and good morning. Listen to that woman over there who collects the
wolf on Blue' s CD. That kind of thing looks at my God
how difficult. But something else. Ah fell Bolivarca here, I think here
okay listen I heard ok in Setismay in the Plaza de la Salud. It
looks like it' s a beauty pageant that they' re walling by Ahorita
because of the methodically both Sedgmat and the Plaza de la Salud. Historically and
I have visited the medical center for more than twenty years, I must say
that it has always been the norm. Doctors, doctors and staff stand there,
yes, I don' t think I know. There is not a
thing of the square for the past lura in the health company stands and little
the employees are going to stop outside the wealthy. There' s no fault
there. Good morning, good morning. Give him a good day in internal
taxes, at least by the time you don' t go to sor a
problem of millions, at least a nice face for both of us. You
see on floor three, that on floor three there are beautiful women and men,
but what they want to go tell each of those women to steal it.
No, because there you can entertain yourself and see nothing look everyone who
has to go for your intendo what is full of problems, because the one
who has no problem does not have to visit for your intern. And no
big woman with a man full of trouble. It' s true. As
much room as I have is checked good morning. Good morning, good morning
to yours. S Valor is called the minor of the fall from Lucianas Mabolean
since new read already looks at him. The big thing in the case is
that when there' s an ugly woman in any dependency, in any office,
he' s the toughest guy there is and no one tells her part
of ugly. Well, we don' t go chimos like that. I
don' t want anyone to take it personally. But the most painful serum
they have put me, the most painful channeling made me a Gorda Morona,
who had little hair and for him, Poor Fat bird, where nothing seems
to be that day upset with something with someone was talking about the data Right
now and I was reading attention. Roberto Rodriguez who likes it very much in
the vega, likes the statistics, the data. Oh, yeah, yeah.
K In the two thousand twenty- three says Europe For advertising investment in
the United States that digital audio again has the strongest growth rate of all media.
In line for two thousand twenty- three. You' re hearing me,
Johanna Daher. Well, Internet advertising revenue reached a record level of two
thousand twenty- three and no segment of the market grew faster than digital audio
for the second consecutive year. Yes, but digital audio is in the sense
of digital platforms that are dedicated to streaming audio as such. Half of last
year' s audio traffic in Spotify was podcast audio and those pods and remember
that I invest in advertising, just like with other platforms here don' t
come in like Pandora, etcetera. All those people are focusing on that podcast
- like programs. Why, because labels are sucking with fraudulent methods. Listen
well, fraudulent labeling methods, labels the money they pay to the owners of
the works. Over here I have some articles that were published a while ago.
The fake strings could cost the artists three hundred million a year. In
Canada, manipulation of streaming services was reported and reported by a former Warner executive
who was part of a company that acted fraudulently. There are also bot armies
in for streaming services and it reveals an entire industry that is supported by those
schemes. And I' m talking about articles, articles that aren' t
from so long ago, they' re recent. And there is something that
also points out that the way this is put into practice to take away money
and that has led to streaming companies, because paying more attention to audio services
and prioritizing that, because then it says that revenues increased by two thousand twenty
- three like no other segment of the market. The IAB says that digital
audio, which includes podcasts, streaming radio and online music services, had an
annual growth of eighteen comma nine percent in two thousand twenty- three, while
still surpassing other formats with seven billion dollars in total revenue. The IAVE says
that the total spending on Internet advertising amounted to two hundred and twenty- five
million dollars, increasing seven three years a year, between two thousand twenty-
two and two thousand twenty- three. And it also says that the growth
of digital audio revenue occurs at a time when audio in general is experiencing a
revival with traditional air radio maintaining its reach. According to Nielsen, nine out
of ten Americans listen to AMFM Radio every week. There is also another report
that reveals made by Sperie, which is a sperie. It is a company
that provides data on the most listened songs in vehicles, specifically through its DTS
Auto Gate platform. They use this information to analyze real- time listening patterns
and help radio programmers and music promoters. I had read it from this technology
over there, by the two thousand seven, two thousand eight, which was
going to give the possibility with digital radio to send and receive data. For
example, you' re playing ninety- six. If your car has this
technology installed and one hundred and ninety- six, it also has it installed.
Well, there' s an interaction between what you' re getting from
that radio station, how long you keep listening to it, when you change
the station. All that t stuff is collected that information and the tabula.
So far they' re working with the music. Well, as the most
heard songs in the United States last year in cars, the five main songs
of vehicle consumers with this technology are Lodi on Meat by Jack Harlow Greedy,
The Tate mcgreen, Agora Hills de Doja, Cat and Crus Crue, Sommer
de Taylor, Swift and Watter de Tilla. The global four of these five
songs are also featured in the top five Val gold by Sperie and the song
Fats Court by Luke Comps. It became a great success based on active listening
in two thousand twenty- three and continues to be in two thousand twenty-
four. DTS is an audio technology developed by the company Sperie. D T
is used in a variety of audio- related products and services, such as
car sound systems and entertainment positives, at home, headphones and others. TC
technology seeks to improve sound quality provided a more immersive and enveloping audio experience for
users. It' s very interesting there. That' s the streaming.
So what they' re betting on now is audio. How did it go?
So you, you have a postca don' t let it put it
in Spotify, in tidal and in Apple Vaina and in as much as possible.
Put it in everything that is, everything that exists. You put it
on. No one knows how to hit it one day. I don'
t know if we' ll get you a little bacon money. No,
actually, my uh how it was piy potify, how audio does it eat
to and how does it do that. Ah send me the pod, how
we help you. Okay, let' s go. Brother, well,
let me give you a hand. If we have to sell drugs, we
' ll all stick our hands in. No. If I can' t
do that, don' t remember what they' re looking at. People
do sell advertising better look. There is a question and there is a quieter
double and one can drink in pairs of restaurants. There I saw that,
but it doesn' t explain how then the disco industries are stealing it simple.
There' s an article made for let me see which of these articles
is that you have this one explain. Rolling Stones published an article in two
thousand nineteen. He hears me right, so this is still getting worse.
I told you to pick up a series of articles that reveal how these people
have farms and cell phone farms with bots that make the songs, the manipulation
of streaming. How that works, well, that works with cell phone farms
that have apps open. And there' s a there' s a what
it would call that would be like an application- shaped screept that plays forty
seconds of each song or a song in repet every day for hours per hour.
Let me see I' m looking around. I mean, I can
grab, buy, for example, a thousand cell phones and greet people to
make me do that exactly normal. I' m understanding here as a scheme,
a different scheme. You know him. Yes, you do, but
it works pretty well, too. Apro It' s all right. That
' s what I' m telling you in this article about a guy who
was convicted in Denmark of fraudulent practices and took millions of dollars from platforms like
Apple Music and Spotify. Says an army of one- man streaming robots reveals
the problem of the entire industry. An unusual case in a court of law
shows how automated clicks and fake accounts can generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in
Apple Music and Spotify. Experts say that' s just the tip of Likesburg.
A man in Denmark was sentenced to eighteen months in prison for using false
accounts to trick music broadcasting services into paying him two million kroner, two hundred
ninety thousand dollars in royalties. This unusual case reveals a weak point in the
business model behind the world' s largest music platforms. That' s staffa.
If that' s a scam, there' s also an open investigation
involving several labels from Puerto Rico, Colombia and New York with the subject of
string and fake views on YouTube a few years ago. But that investigation or
that many people in the industry were so into it, it was determined that
about a third of all these people' s views were fake. Oh,
if they charged him a lot of money, they' re royalties to YouTube,
especially assumed. There' s a system that sells it where you connect
these thousand cell phones and there' s dark companies that work. Not that
that' s a practice that' s years old. Remember Rolling Stone'
s first article. I' m talking about five years ago, before the
pandemic. During the pandemic, I remember reading a lot about it and today,
for today, eighty- five percent of the revenue generated by the music
industry comes from big digital platforms or big digital companies like Pandora, like Meta,
like Spotify, IT, Aple Music, etc. If there isn'
t one what it' s called is a law, a rule that forbids
that. There are in America. But I can, for example, buy
that fraud, that I can buy a hundred thousand cell phones, for example,
buy that server to call it a name and that it will serve me
to connect every time I publish something I have. For example, there are
100, 000 villons once in less than an hour. Well I' m
going to tell you tomorrow about what the study of Bello' s article says,
which is where there are more revealing data, and what that article says
is very interesting, because it talks about how the industry has colluded with artists,
publishing houses, etc, to defraud, defraud the, the big music
stream platforms, and that this causes great artists in bolsilinas to make money that
they haven' t earned with Place and fake views about three hundred million a
year, WOW take their nails before not here. Well, I' m
going to read something there that sends me the lead voice here takes care of
Anthony Anthony, Anthony' s rocking this one that talks about precisely that.
Yeah, and it' s a very interesting little articul. C how they
work, how the two of the social networks work, and why we should
be afraid. I saw that, I would have served it very well.
It explains it very well YouTube. If you hold on, you know there
' s no way. A friend made six money only. I have a
friend who is all the bad things in life, all the illicit things that
are done in life. He did. He arrives a few moments of you
going to create some YouTube channels, not some channels, channels and pages using
a script Then he generated vieuwes and generated advertising clicks on pages that made him,
made a lot of pages and made thousands of dollars. And who you
are here in your staffa. So wine of is fasan to Alphabet, who
owns Axons, who are the people of Google. When you falsely generate a
click and that click generates via a. That is the scheme of online advertising,
that is, you pass the view by advertising in the scrolling of the
page, or you click on the advertising that is published. Then, when
you click already that advertising that is there within a software, it tells you
to look at the page such with such a number you were clicked or given
so many clicks or had a reach of so much. You owe him five
pesos, you owe him ten dollars. My friend made thousands of dollars.
Problem is, they found out here, they sent me the device that you
' re doing this, and after they soon found out that they did the
check, and you know. There' s no way he can ever have
another Axons account in his life again. How much rocket is for you that
aparatic that they sell in the I do not recommend, no, they do
not work. No. I don' t recommend that they do it,
because when they catch you and exploit you forever they explode, and they do
and they explode you everywhere, that is, they don' t believe you,
don' t believe that they exploit you more than meth or meth or
literacy exploit you, that is to say they work as if they were the
Italian mafia. They grab you and tell you look at this big guy inside
and make it panning fraud or from your side for your dad. And the
worst part is my estimate that now, with facial recognition, you send your
photo, with your document or you have a picture fucked up forever or ibiza,
you ask for a note, you give him a visa. But in
my friend' s case and he' s a very good friend, the
digitally fucked- up guy is dead for that business with that platform. It
' s that simple, well, and there they' re battling me a
lot, because they lose a lot of money when the Latin urban music industry.
I' ve seen the Latin urban music industry have quite fraudulent schemes around
fake views and fake stream What do I have you don' t know what
they correspond to. Don' t wait for a tupañol. There are things
like it' s not fran but we Latinos are leaders in digital frauds,
leaders how many future culture on YouTube, put on purchases for you, to
put you before. See you tomorrow, take care of yourselves. Bye bye,