We' ve talked about this before here on the show. I think people
don' t learn, but we' re going to talk about it because
I see it a lot when I travel and it' s just been news
that a turbulence that occurred today on a passenger flight between the UK and Singapore,
as a person died in the water. Yes, one passenger died and
many others were injured when turbulence hit a flight between the UK and Singapore.
This flight from London to Singapore left today afternoon to local England. It'
s about two o' clock in the afternoon, about twelve o' clock
in the afternoon and forced the emergency landing in Thailand. The plane a Boing
seven seventy- seven twenty, which does not hit one operated by sing to
p USR Lines left the UK on Monday afternoon at ten and seventeen local hours,
that is, on Monday afternoon where from Singapore UK, twelve at ten
and seventeen at night, with two hundred and eleven passengers eighteen crew members on
board. However, it was reported that flight s three twenty- one Q
experienced turbulence as it entered the region' s airspace, which is currently experiencing
extreme tropical storms. The plane was diverted to Bangkok' s Barra Nam Huob
International Airport, where it made an emergency landing at three and forty- five
hours from Bangkok with two hundred and ten. Landing at Singapore Changie airport was
scheduled to take place at six to ten hours from that city of State,
as local media reported that emergency services were on site on the runway with the
entire aircraft. Local media also reported that one passenger had been killed and about
thirty more injured, resulting in this emergency landing. It was not immediately clear
where the person who died in the incident was. It was a statement on
Facebook Singaporens claimed confirmed the emergency landing and that a passenger had died in the
incident. So here it says the other time. Tell him why they put
on the belt. You guys have the belt. It doesn' t hurt,
it doesn' t weigh, it doesn' t bother anything. You
always put it on for exactly that, even if the captain turns off the
sign of having the belt, you leave it, he turns it off so
that you know that you can stand in the bathroom if you need to go.
But you must always have your belt, because this because there is one
thing, there is an atmospheric phenomenon called air turbulence. Of course it'
s not detected by the radar, it' s not detected by anyone,
it' s just your head there and the mess is coming. Then.
That being said, that' s why you should keep your seat belt always,
put on during the flight does not weigh you don' t have to
stop to talk to anyone. Whoever is your friend who is on that plane
that you need to talk about, expects you to Risn and I already know
what on flights that are from Noark and Keneby to the Dominican Republic, be
it Santo Domingo or Santiago, Dominicans tend when traveling in group to stop like
they go in a little flag next to the other talk you know that I
have noticed that behavior in the Dominican when traveling. The Dominican, when traveling,
needs to prove to the other that he is the most traveled. So,
since I' m the most traveled, I break the whole rule.
I don' t go when they call me boarding, I stop on the
plane doing the exact opposite of what they ask me, because, as I
already know this, I have to prove to you that I know it and
it' s a behavior that I' ve been watching for years. He
flew in three United Kingdom and Singapore with two hundred and high numbers of people,
suffering from severe turbulence that forced him to break down at Bangkok airport.
Of those affected, 30 were injured One was killed. The turbulence resulting from
an area of atmospheric instability in the area within the route of the aircraft to
Singapore. I have a lot of questions. Tell me where the hit went.
He hit his head. It' s not detailed. He died of
a heart attack. No details of how the guy died. What we do
today is that we get up with that news of this happening. I must
say the turbulence. I' ve been trending on this and the wounded in
turbulence over the past six months. How many times have we talked about reports
of turbulence in these six months. Yeah, so there' s a common
denominator in everyone. There' s always someone yes in the belt, someone
doesn' t. A lot of people. There was a whole flight in
the United States that most people were like this making buron. That was chaos
that I' m not trying to do is good. I' m probably
talking from my experience. The plane belt doesn' t bother me at all.
I mean, I' m not staying for another time either. You
might be scared that I took between Miami and Santo Domingo a turbulence over bamas.
I understood without any further explanation, that the belt comes powerfully put it
until you key. Yeah, that' s not what I mean, I
don' t understand why people are what the need is. You take that
belt off. You, when you go to a car, you use here.
The belt is not of this movement. No, not because that call
autopita dualte take off take it away hey, not my love. Keep your
belt that makes a lot of sense. What you' re saying is true,
of course, is that you don' t take your seat belt off.
What happens is that the plane one doesn' t even feel at the
exact speed of that bullet. Yeah, about a thousand miles an hour.
Of course it is, one hundred and fourteen, three hundred and ten,
because depending on it is the kind of plane that is good. Let'
s go to music that cute morning between the UK and Singapore. One flight
suffered severe turbulence, 30 wounded, one dead. The plane landed in Banghock
Thailand Ban Cock with two hundred and ten meters but two hundred and nine.
Eleven you know what the capital is that hits the Bank penis. The elections
are over, the winner has already won and the winners have won. There
' s a kick, there' s a kick around the method of distributing
seats in the Dominican Republic. And this discussion took place in the two thousand
and twenty and I' m going to invite our friend Jacxel Roman I see
him. The distribution of seats or positions within Congress to hundreds in the Chamber
of Deputies dominates the issue quite well, so that it may light up a
little bit of this unsavory population that is allowed to be instrumentalized at every moment
by interested agents. In the two thousand and twenty, those who today complain
that Jon' s method did not favor him, did not complain. They
benefited and earned four years of salary thanks to Jung' s method. Now
that they' re not out, they' re complaining, but I must
tell those who think they' re predestined saviors better than the others. I
read and that Fulano as such was a good legislator. Look N tell me
what a good legislator is? What' s a good legislator? I want
to know what your definition of a good legislator is, because, in my
opinion, he wasn' t. He was there representing an agenda and still
represents an agenda that is not the agenda of Dominican interests. He and others
who left and who are all leaving now. The method of bad jone,
because the impolute Holy Sacro, predestined the best of all, the good blood,
that of good politics, was left out. But, like him,
they were out of a lot of people better than him in the constituency itself,
that he' s a better part of it than he is. So,
now, with the criterion, I think the method of a group eating
shit that doesn' t even know how to distribute pains that apple in a
division lived there the pears and the apple between the four and get confused with
the pears and the apple. Speaking and invite Jaysel Romany forward to explain to
the Incas and stop this. You guys let di use the legislator condom.
The population doesn' t know. Jare well they don' t know either,
many of them what their duties are, what their job is. Most
of them don' t know. Then imagine what you can do. You
expect from a group of people who get into the word, get into politics,
taking advantage of opportunities to see a way of one way or another to
look for an extra little money in your resume. Well, there are people
screaming ah by the way won red candy, which I voted for and I
still wasn' t sad and he seems to have lost, that is,
to bring you the A me come on, I read those comments. He
' s the only deputy who' s worked, but he' s done
that, in addition to going out to talk, he' s finished the
Dominican Republic. What did that man do? It doesn' t represent me
in any, but at all, I mean, sir, excuse me that
well, it' s good that the home method this time ruined you.
I do, I' m happy with total honesty. Now, let'
s check that you' re part of a legislator' s job, but
you won me by method, that democracy is that. I wrote to a
friend yesterday My sister said that you can' t want it when you go
to a competition and you get played by the rules of the game, you
know what you go and then you lose. You can' t say you
lost because the raids didn' t favor you, because the rules are the
same for everyone. Now, if you go against a team that has better
men, better game strategy, that trained a lot of time and it'
s well blanked and you have a bunch of old swallows to play football,
you can' t say that the times of forty- five minutes are too
much, because your players are out, so it must have been fifteen times
with five breaks so they could perform better. It' s not like that.
You knew he was going to compete in a few terms. If you
understood that you could do it alone and did not devise a strategy that would
allow you to achieve your goal. Based on what the rules establish. I
have a group of fats are two times forty- five, but I also
have fit people I divide my team into two groups that can, that can
with the changes that I am allowed under the same rules. Help me get
closer to the results I want, but you can' t come to me.
You may have been massacred ten to zero not that you owed that fucking
rule, that damn rule two forty- five time and look at it those
young people are good. The rules say what the requirements are for you to
be a player. If you choose an exploited old fat group, it'
s yours. If you chose to go alone and not do what you should
do before and then the result disadvantages you. He can' t do what
makes him, by the way, take nine thousand less votes than in the
two thousand, in the two thousand twenty, nine thousand less votes because his
godmother wasn' t moving the vote. Now, why do you see it,
why did your godmother leave that helped him win the yes, why is
it to be political in his Madrid and protector. But she couldn' t
have been so lucrative here in this country, taking into account what a politician
earns and how they live and how you live a sheath of millionaires. Yeah,
I don' t think he' s in a room that' s
foreign to anyone, but your salaries are there. So, on the floor
of you are there I go to the public domain day and taking into account
what you earn, bad fortune, you display pussy like there' s something
that doesn' t fit me. It' s just that it doesn'
t fit me. There, Members of Parliament, Senators, Ministers, etcetera,
etcetera. There' s something like it' s half. I don
' t know. It' s a paycheck, it' s a paycheck.
Those are the bulls. Come some people grabbing three hundred thousand pesos and
suddenly they have a capital of one hundred million pesos and like hell you'
re erasing everything. In addition, there are also now centers of clear old
traders bags, 100, 000 pesos a trader and in, sir and in
a year it becomes a hundred million. But I earn more than a deputy
and I don' t have five hundred thousand pesos in the bank. Well,
they learn to save. But they' re people who now people who
have financial skills that you don' t have, it' s true,
good fact, they' re people who have financial skills that, unfortunately as
much as you win. No. No, no, no, you'
re not gonna get the same results because they' re finance geniuses. He
' s not going to say what Mr Da Abier To said. I don
' t mess around like a half- time win your room, ah for
your room. By the way, now I' m going to have four
fellow Members the old one had two. Uh- huh And what' s
that? Juliana answered me so much yesterday that I wrote to her. That
' s five. Oh yes, my friend I love her. But folks,
it' s one that happens. Call friend, no. No,
no, they don' t have to prove they' re friends to call
themselves friends. It' s not like I' m saying it' s
going well, my only deputy friend from Polly Or I know and sheath,
but buddy, she just wants me. He reminded me of me these four
years. Well, yeah, I hope it' s any more of me
in these four years of this that' s coming killer than now that I
really have more power. That' s right now, with everything close to
the obvious decrees, no, no, because before I was in the PLD,
but in Taba' s fur the Lona had taken him out of power.
Congratulations to the good friend Francisca Jacques, who in a historic campaign of
thirteen days ended up winning her council in the circumcision. Number three. She
' s a friend of mine, that' s our friend. We traveled
together we went to my classic friend, not that' s your mom.
Seventeen years old, knowing him shared my brother. Then the compa of what
most supported you in your years as an event organizer to blame every week.
With you there, the compa. It' s true that because he got
skinny and that they named him now in this government, he already took them
out ask one ah truth the compa as pure or predicament pampamera sheath. But
to Francisca Jacque congratulations of days, who is always a star. I too
am not surprised, because Doña Francisca has been a historical di ginda, first
of the PRD and then of the PRM in that piece where she ran.
Yes, she' s very long every year the world, being a fixer,
identifies quite a bit with that community. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
pretty much. He' s never moved out of there, ever. He
never lives there, his house, his sheath. Sometimes I walk by and
I get that one about standing up to you and once if there' s
beer, but I' m embarrassed. Yeah, to be ashamed, that
' s your house. Congratulations to her. Let' s talk about fruit,
which is the best fruit to snack on. I had mango dinner last
night You didn' t have dinner, but all talking about a merendine,
a snack. My mango faith, your mango, you comment four hours.
The mango problem. You know I' m not fruity. I don'
t know why, because I don' t like peeling it. It gets
damaged very quickly. That' s why I don' t buy full fruit.
Ah well. I don' t like snack stew, because I always
end up masturbating when I' m eating it, as it is time for
that, from mango to built. There' s a lot of mango.
Ahuta the handle, but bare the ball fascinates me. Once they' re
desperate enough what put me on my knees like my room was ground. The
mango, the guineo, someone who' s so rich. I left the
guineo. Potatsia or the thing, diabetes. What' s the name of
sugar? Sugar does look there' s the problem that I don' t,
like all the mangoes I like the cotui mango, the little mango,
not the mango over there and the mango over there in my house. You
know my good friend Nairo Vi, Gloria, once brought me a green mango,
because I' ve never eaten a green mango with salt and I feel
like I' m gonna like it. Buy tajibu at the supermarket buy green
mango and put tajin that you will remember moa yes, the perual do not
have a salty of that bingo the rich. I think I' m gonna
like it, but I haven' t tried it because she took it to
me and that day I was outside and she took it away, but you
took my handle after you took it to me. But they say the science
of people, what they talk about nutrition. That says the best fruit to
snack on is the la, the watermelon, the watermelon. The problem of
the fruit, notice a watermelon, you know the struggle one has to catch
to eat. It' s the watermelon that, by the way, now
that we' re talking about fruit, let me remind you to tell you
a chime. Right now in the air, in the air, yes,
in the air, yes. I like the apple, but after I'
m old I like the apple, oh no, that' s for digestion.
I know the apple, I buy a lot of apple. But the
apple shrinks me because you always have to take that center out of the seed.
Yeah, you bite a seed out of that talk. Those three days,
good morning, the best fruit to snack on speaking mango. You remember
that emblematic and my damn mango is severing you. I' ll never forget
that. He saw you drop your card and tailor you don' t remember
that, man, nothing. I have to be a drunk that we'
re asking for an address there in the colonial zone. He' s an
asshole who was eating a bank and the guy came and asked him the address
and grabbed his handle. I was eating my brother and while I asked for
the address, the guy with less handle and the guy told me I don
' t mind putting your fence where they' re fucking mango that I was
eating look and talk about fruit. What I' m saying, Alberto,
the mango v must count there. In the end, I really do.
I don' t know fruity. I hardly like any fruit, but that
' s because it' s not sweet. I' m behind some green
mangoes, but from the mangoes of that that one can sting thought, you
know, but wait' cause I asked you in my job there' s
a mango bush and so green that I can grab those mangoes and eat the
mango like that. You have to know about a thing called archjolated, which
is between green and ripe. Aha mango games be, for example, and
the fight is a rotten mango and that boated and rotted not. But this,
this is gonna grow up because they' re in the kills. In
the kills they have to know when sign there is no color stand tells you
when the mango is beyond eating the intense green they have when they are,
they are still in the process of filling up. Then it changes a green
more encouraged, ok, because they so intense, they are filling up now
they are filling up when they are encouraged, that not so yellow yet neither
wins yellowing. There they are already reddy to inhale it. But, for
example, if I go to a supermarket, that green mango, that quote
is this net saying. He doesn' t know that supermarket mangoes don'
t like me, well my love, but faith came to be the supermarket
are like some imported sweeties that have so many artificial pages that you don'
t really feel them. Right. Or like the man who' s very
foregone. Two men with dice and cheer them up A ring feels disgusting.
That' s the good thing about mangoes. Hey you go out a marteaba
looking for him, looking for martia bowling, good trips, the best fruit
to medicate another day. Come on. You' ve eaten, you'
ve eaten, Mamon, the suckers are very good. Adriana. If you
have three suckers, how much you give me a cookie. I' m
exactly old. That was when I was young, boy in my dad'
s workshop there was a mammoth kill. I don' t have one.
I think the sucker fills too much to be of fruit for half yes mammoths,
but I don' t remember that bob and the sucker is like some
ladies, from some regions here he has. It doesn' t have the
big seed to veto, which isn' t the sucker from the tiny seed.
What' s got the big seed is the little MAMAI mmaey is mine
Candongo. No. But if you love what they tell you, candongocontruido,
we say yes, Candongo, yes of great seed. What a sucker'
s cousin, the sucker' s cousin, if you confuse him. The
mammoth and the candon go are like the transsexuals of gomez with Pedro Livia,
exactly on the outside jeme, women, but they have those things. But
look, there' s that fruit, uh, for example, the mamé,
the candongo, the bamón, the guanabana are very this fruit I like.
The guanabana are very, very, very heavy fruits for snacking and the
nisper I hate that. I don' t know why they make us Denis
Sugar. But hey, Mommy, now that Mommy' s getting in more.
Good morning, good morning, good morning, good morning. Look here
I' m looking for a guinea because it was half a cursed wish.
He' s coming to touch me at work. I' m stopping everything
filled up. I like it like both knees, because the pilots like to
eat a lot of wine to the pilot. True yes, all kinds of
stew the best fruit to snack on. Good morning. Okay. Yes,
gentlemen, you already came to him. I know you said it was hard.
But one is a day with salt that tastes like Gloria, it tastes
like a beach, you know, fresh and the guineo, but with butter
man you know güey no better billions man that is because it looks like they
just pulled it out of a hole with cupu no pa that then it'
s like there' s an explanation of what it sold, nexplip for it
explains the one that wants to get. Cheap watermelon that gives it to the
south, which at some time, between nine hundred and eighty and two thousand,
somewhere someone dropped a seed of watermelon and you between Azua and Pedernales.
Nothing finds me watermelon by your side and there is a stretch between Barahona and
Azua, that there is a small village, that there is that appears in
coconut water, go that the cow comes out on the highways itself dangerous,
yes, and iguana or fear and things like that. Not in azo and
Barahona not good, if you enter town after Barahona. There' s a
trauma between Barahona and Azua, which you think you vegas the big cannon up
high the sheath for a arid sheath. Yeah, at 10: 00 in
the morning, just passing by, but it doesn' t look like a
bull to you and it says how we are. You. You can see
that the air released in that plot to place warms up. So, I
go to a workshop to see the air of the guagua was that I had
it in the sheath. Hot pussy said I mean you seven out of forty
- two, the best fruit to snack on or two days for you guys
as a group. Well, the money is the guineo. And I think
that, as a late pilot friend once told me, half the guineo is
good because they get potassium, they keep their guts pleyp and they don'
t have to be stopping. You know how to go to my bathroom pilot
and good morning. They didn' t find i good morning give it I
like pitaya hears almente. You know that the sucker has the particularity that when
he matures he doesn' t boat it rots it kills her. Yeah,
just like the ally. No. And reformers are also a formita. They
dripped 30 years ago and they' re still stuck by the hand. Yeah,
they go to government when they die. You are the yellow, the
yellow the same. The yellow arillo, the silk fish, no, but
the lazi is the year nine hundred and thirty. It' s there,
they' re there, I ask, but the reformite has candity. Oh,
and the sin that isn' t good morning, well catch the little
pin. You know that. I like pineapple, but pineapple has a problem.
What' s wrong, what' s hard to get? Pineapple good.
In the last few months on time here in town. You know I
j I got the owner of Steel Factory. I saw him eating pineapple egg,
no, but his maie didn' t. That' s why I
don' t think I did it again. I feel like yes, pineapple
and egg. Yeah, I mean, he makes it egg and puts pineapple
on it. Crazy these people. Good morning, Dale, good morning,
Allo, good morning, good morning. Okay. I, when you half
like guava, but I am entertained with the golden apple of stalada. That
' s where I love the golden apple. Carolina mejia my guava. Please,
I' m waiting for the pepe that sent me my guayama that I
' ve had since I was pregnant five, eleven years three, one ninety
- six, fifty beats in the morning ninety- six beat. We'
re here on rhythol in the morning. He' s now talking about the
best fruits to eat good morning. Good team, give it a few days.
Alberto knows that I owe a debt to the suckers. I was in
azua, in the water box, rode a guagua and passed a pana full
with sucker and said come from that. Seven hundred and forty- five rhythms
of this are sold in the morning. We talk about the best fruit to
verendar here in the morning, on this day Tuesday twenty- one, mothers
' week. Well he huts, good morning, give him love, apt
the guineo compressa with a little honey on top and a fruit that is a
supermarket that I' m going to say. What' s the name of
the fight. Oh my gins have told me about the lich. So here
they also wrote the sheath chat where people go into twitter chimia seven hundred forty
- five. We' re talking about homo morning the best fruit to snack
on. Good morning, good morning, tell yourself bula te Good morning.
I like big melons, melos are good for snacking. The melon was fresh,
it' s watery and if you put it in the microwave and it
makes a hole in the back, boy, boy, Alberto eh gives it
two and a half minutes in the microwave and makes the hole so it doesn
' t explode. He puts it in a lot of microwave heat. The
green melon. I like green. I like the traditional green, because I
like the green gives everything to that veil he hears not coming back. But
women never in your life are such waiters at hotels across New York. When
you go, the ones who put you is green melon in the dining room.
Then I don' t know why year they don' t like the
watery melon here. Then the melon for me is if I' m cool
with poverty. Since I' m gringo, I see it as green melon.
When this country was ben or, the only thing that the fruitmakers sold
on the street were andres fruit. Then they included the pineapple, sold orange,
sold melons and sold guineo, and poured bee honey at you. Yeah,
then it looks like the thing got better when Salvador Ojo is white and
the pineapple is fifty pesos and then they sold pineapple as well. Ah later
I include. It was milky. Also made in the late eighties the bed
is known as bombarded. It' s good for you the old, to
go, to digest and the thing you don' t know after eating.
But to me, to me, if there is a fruit that says tamo
in pot is the melon, a melombal, fifty pesos. Why do you
cry don' t eat, give me ten days of the melon. I
was buying a melon sack. How else. We' re not two point
five, the best excuse for getting up early per channel one hundred and five
euros and your ninety- six five eduardo. Let' s talk in this
part of the behavior program of when the Dominican finds two pesos, with two
pesos, are two pesos. It is known that when a two pesos are
found, at once the pechito is observed, they raise the pechito. The
behavior of when the Dominican finds two pesos and or I have never understood,
because you have to make the other one feel that you have money, that
crazy, that you don' t take away from the Dominican. No one
ever gets it. But and the first thing is a shortcut and then everything
you' re in Petter please, t now, but always, it'
s a vehicle that symbolizes ostentation and prosperity. Remember that the cross lan at
one time was the vehicle of the ostentatious, but before lan crosser in the
country that was an expensive vehicle, a very good vehicle in the eighties and
it was the nineties, the vehicle of the Dominican Republic ostensation beginning of the
nineties, pat Finder, Miktad of the nineties, vehicles like Toyota Casida Tizan
maximum with the vans. Here they were no symbol of ostentation in the nineties.
That' s now, after about ten years ago. But the vans
used to be vans, because the vans weren' t chanchas or old,
they didn' t have any comfort. Now that you do, it makes
you uncomfortable. And there are models that are symbols of comfort. But in
the 1990s, in the mid- 1990s, grew up right there Lexus came
to the priest and when the PLD arrived, he put the Lincoln navigaturs so
later vehicles of temptation. In the ninety- six would then arrive the year
two thousand and Hippolyte put the Lexus four seventy, which still the four seventy
were vehicles symbols two temptations. And still here all the big businessmen had a
Lexus four seventy. Polito politos, bankers. Here' s a a bank
that' s either I or I. What they have is a vehicle that
has a special armor, that is done, is made armor in a company
that in the United States, and that, by contract, the vehicle cannot
be transferred. And in the basement of that bank are those vehicles still there.
I was in the five four seventy in a year I don' t
remember, two thousand one, and there came a guest, a vega in
a four seventy, so be the vehicle the ball. Then, then,
later, it remained like this until the Cherocky La Chero arrived, which became
a vehicle of ostentation from two thousand two. Yes, yes, then we
have a friend who died who was the first person I saw him but a
chero who more than thirteen years ago, but left there was cello in the
country. But of these ostentatious with twenty thousand pods that have twenty thousand things,
etcetera. Blanca was his. Cats' faces went away. The cat
face went, They had their time, They had their time, but the
vague chas a sucked fast, yes square, they became Sundaycars Yes. Good
to see that the mountain rents what it does, what it does in people
who find themselves at two pesos now, apart from walking as with have two
swallows, the vehicle, the vehicle is for me there is a mark that
is cut, like that of the long dog, that of a long dog.
Ah ah, yes, yes, I know what was that evil that
is taking over there for what have two pesos, two days, that are
hitting the mermaid, that of the rod, that has a long dog there,
like it' s called the mark, but long the two. No.
No, no, no, no. I know which one is yes,
the one with the long hair and the little one yes, yes,
yes, little whale, the little ballenite is yes. Sign yourself, behavior
goes with two good morning kisses. The one who just followed two pes behavior
in which he just got two pesos. Here in the water order to a
restored in popo asks juca what it' s called is let me be silent
I was going to say it asks juzoca in SBG. Double calm, double
that I get calbon and the waiter tells you, sir here we don'
t have buk is. As it is possible. I' m gonna sing
my room what the fuck I do when they' re square. Uh,
yeah, well here, now, here, Alberto writes to me around here
that he' s got a full pocket of cash, that people have that
behavior that he just got two pesos from. Yeah, that YouTube paid him
a hundred thousand dollars. You have to talk, so there' s a
lot of speakers talking, talking, uh, harman E Blaine, harmon Emblaine,
the exact behavior mark from which you just gained weight. What a talker
you' re going to Colombia for a week because you haven' t been
given uisa yet. Yeah, it just doesn' t qualify for visas.
Good morning, and that Juan, good morning. There are two things first,
the chain and one state every thirty seconds. Yeah, yeah, look
at the man as he looks at a man with a chain with a guillo
and a ring, sir here that' s one and the clock and the
clock starts saying onion, look at that onion, yeah, yeah, yeah,
how it' s onion. You know that one has friends who have
in rooms of a lifetime or at least grew comfortable and even in business they
are people who don' t like to deal with complicated people. I have
a friend who doesn' t sell to be ebe by not struggling with those
people so he knows. And I have friends who have things to rent a
car and have it locked up. He doesn' t have brain pan obrega
with those people. He just got two pesos. He says this way,
Bailitas, he tells me around here that he always welcomes a good hotel and
they go with joldan commediate good morning. Well, one realizes not well,
the other days yes s s s you use a boss. I always have
a little chadri girl, yes, chadri the goat is good. I'
m going to restore van civil servant, top- notch insurance, top-
notch, top- notch, so how you understand me. I' m
enjoying their pod and they' re already getting their little thing, their vacation
issues. And now the shirt to the Columbias and I get the song so
pony. I go and sit somewhere. There they hear them yes exactly,
and there they talk about their vehicles and their things and their sheath and their
questions ah that looks like I asked those who such thing sheaths the letate to
record the car with the angle of the iPhone fouan to be seen that puchiquichichi
Mr Things, Behaviour, Dominican Behaviour when you meet with two pesos, good
morning, good day boys the schools buy the tennis with the b and je
what it was doing for was great. I was thirteen neither I oatmeal nor
an iPhone with a cover from Blin BLAUE. Where the siling oxor is the
brand I am. I say sorry, I don' t use mac brand
you' re exacha truth. I' m the brand. Why a rich
rich man is going to put here a damn, a sign of when he
is. He' s the mark, He' s the mark. I
' m the brand. I' m the brand. This one is in
the deep south, in a deep south. We don' t hear it,
my love. Good morning, the Internet, stale talking about the neighborhood,
moves the base for a cough, but they still love in Franelita,
in Burlo and in flip- flops. Hey, lady, there are people
suffering. Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, leave the bad manners in
your house when you move around a clean place. Yeah, what' s
going on is that in the star. I think in the towers it'
s like you' re allowed more things, because you have to, for
example, where I live, you' re not allowed. Every time they
go out with a plate, they cut it dry. No. For example,
I agree with who spoke. I agree that I throw people away before
I totally sell albert Yeah, yeah, there' s kind of a feeling
they' re making. Go see the new customer who wants to buy you
and give him a course exactly what they have to do with that sheath because
it has a problem with you. That' s where Felix Cordero says and
that the key to the car goes out so that when they put it on
the table, at the table where they arrive what there are good morning or
good morning, hello you dress up what happened Dale Dad. We' re
fine, Alberto, the brand you call mon Blake. Yeah, if I
said it, thank you, Papin eight o' clock will not fill it
up and they' re going to twenty- six, five good morning,
behaviors that gets two pesos. Good morning guys, my good day doesn'
t impute in the vehicle that you walk always walk in the glass below and
with a music that very much attracts attention. Besides, they' re always
hanging around with a nice little cardie whatever it is. That' s a
great uy what' s the name of the head they have as a thing
that brings that itself. Columbia, Columbia, and Columbia in the air play
five. No. You don' t? Don' t you? Don
' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don
' t you? Don' t look at Ira, but when I met
them they used people who played golf and who had their real room about twelve
years ago, fifteen years ago after anyizarmax is that women stop drinking beers and
start Bebecaba good. One of my friends was going to Panama to buy them.
It wasn' t sold here. Yeah, I didn' t,
I didn' t, I didn' t. And also those things that
looked like in Panama. Or Panama like a sheath that crosses so many things.
That way you find everything. Yeah, there' s everything in Panama,
and here he' s usually overreacting his vega. There was a store
over there. Yeah, well, since you didn' t travel in that
one. The only store that has individually opened that brand in the dance opened
because the Vega is a city where the brand bought a lot. I don
' t know if he' s still there, but over ten years ago
I opened a harness, a store. Then they opened up here in the
capital. He' s going to put in it was going a lot in
that period. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, no. I was
throwing pods with I was struggling with the papers. Look, she tells me,
she tells me around here that you started moving into a tower, and
the first day the neighbor downstairs arrived, she was washing a mattress on the
balcony. But I overdo that already cha chaja, ah, you know or
stockings you call a people who wash that mattress for you. I have to
change everything and I' m ashamed to get that out. That' s
why he hasn' t changed it. Tolo See there' s a restaurant,
that people go polo at night a long weekend, this one passed a
building tell me that says around here there' s a restaurant that people go
because they have two pesos. Let' s make a little room. After
the break Right now, I was given a list of restaurants where people go
to behave badly. After you meet where you come from in the morning lit
uro twenty- six, remind me of the Ahorita gossip. My friend José
Félix writes to me here, the bulla and tells me that the issue of
the money we were talking about, Ahorita of which he stumbles with two pesos.
As if when you encounter two fish, you can go in with two
pesos if it' s sparkling, the first thing you buy is a crbo,
a Mercedes is three hundred and if this is what you grow fast from
the banks, a bm uses ten, three or audía four old to see
that he is prosperous. And juniors, youtubers, youtubers who have that same
category as the eight- but, the youtuber who bumps into a few rooms
suddenly falls the category of yes, but of the same category that is the
sorcerer yes. Then let' s talk about the restaurants where they go when
they get you two fights, those who stumble on three pesos. So two
how many are missing a porch here side, a porch depends, It depends
for how long you a rent because it can be by itself and you can
rent it or feel dolos for more or less, no more possible, plus
a vehicle of two hundred and bill yes, truth and care without more than
two hundred around here to your water that that is the vehicle of the favorites,
the youtuberes. When they have YouTube, when they find a couple of
little steps to uh uh bought it and told him all his life he can
' t be twenty- five. He' s rich. The guy before
and he was in youtub was rich. Okay. The first morning to good
morning. Well, it' s restaurants. Larimar to me, I have
not gone rhyme au costolitas, I believe you out there go with an entire
vetido of ad. Ah yes, adidas i lobadis. Good morning, very
fidel was still good morning. You' ll love. I' m going
to make a case that I came this week from a new rich woman and
she' s a waitress from a famous disco here and all this, but
she was a restaurant that week called the animal. I think it' s
called a big, I think it' s called the oral animal this brill
metal and she was walking with a peak of lycra her body, made dichoteca
style. One more thing. I have a wig and she knows you ah
everything to give normally are not the places that start from the new rich.
Tiny retanant cough of piantini that they when they do not have over there or
they have to define the fine word. I also believe that the word fine
must be defined. No restaurant you sell red with fine bib there. Well,
you introduce it to yourself as a captofino. Noah you were one of
the voices that starred in this movement where at some point here in the capital,
at least here in the capital for the interior are not this. There
were restaurants from where people bounced and I agree that bounce exactly you have to
be belongs to you that restaurants, cafeteria or whatever, they must bounce.
I think that' s what the cafeteria is, and I agree with what
Carlos says. I think there' s a restaurant. Carlos Gañel has a
theory about division into continent that interests me a lot. You know Carlos is
an analyst, sociologist, natural, ologist, yes, the best. A
very sharp smell for you to yes, sir, and I really agree with
him. Yeah, but a stick, Carlos, yeah, you really got
a kick, pill. You have the passion, the passion you see if
I was very passionate the passion didn' t tell you. Dad. Good
morning, Hello, Good morning, Tomorrow, Pineapple Viñañuñiñoa, Blue Mall SVG
Cibula. We' re asking from the restaurants where those who have stumbled on
two or three pesos are going that every day tells me around here Look,
I' ve never been viru I don' t know that I to those
places that accept animals I take it off my list. I too don'
t want to be sharing my space with a dog and have my food fall
off my dog hair. Not me, that' s the ones who want
to go. I' m not the target, and out of nowhere he
gets nervous and he poops, he poops down a casta rego, ah,
no, no, nothing in the middle of meals. That I' ve
been through too many times when I' ve gone to Miami or people and
the damn dog not what that wine ban is. I' ve never heard
of it. Me neither. That bambino was either a pile over there or
a scabby sheath lost. The bambino bambino, good morning, pa Ino,
I' m going to juch They know it gives him for his pelica.
He made it Neptune, too, the devils dressed in white. You know
he' s not into them anymore. Oh it' s ball, a
wacky arm under n you' re not well. He almost murmured He won.
By the way. I have a friend who has a jordan. I
love him very much and I' m going to vote for them. Janderson,
not really. J Anderson, I' m not even taking care that
I' m gonna throw it away. I cry they say they go carde
wine ah I don' t know what. Yeah. You know the kilo.
If they say the kilo and she knows the audience that' s going
to go, right, not anymore. If Ahorita is so calm. If
I have to introduce myself to my friends that how it looks that they fail,
no, no, no, that they look for places that if they
are exclusive to tell me, because we are that go in those places.
I have to give me those, those signs again. Good morning, good
morning Alberto, well, well that me to get me a couple of balances.
Here in Santiago, he goes to the pepe O tavern, the famous
candame there on the mountain. I love Cahn, David is David Lindo watch
me whimper around his hotel, up there. A good friend of ours writes
to me, but not nearly a house, Lucas and the fort hunts Lucas
pana, my corduroy, the follcheta, My corduroy, My corduroy, the
follcheta that like your ta. Good morning, yes, and I have a
vibratory girl who I' m charging. Good morning, gual. Good morning,
good morning, such a don pepe. And the nice thing is,
when they' re doing a pepe, they don' t know they eat,
they ask for nonsense that they can get in a neighborhood funda. That
could be it. That may be the product of the PLD' s coming
out of power, because those officials in the fight are touching him for a
long time out of power. That' s where they were going. Not
me, not me, I was going to Don Pepe a lot, the
Otaca used to meet there, and you' re all meeting now and where
the amarisol is going now because Don Pepe' s new people find money,
but like someone else' s don' t. What happens is that Don
Pepe has been a traditional restaurant here in town a long time ago, but
he became an epicenter of gathering power circles of the famous or so PLD,
etcetera. There were a lot of hard- fought officials there. The thing
is, the way the emoluments are running out. That' s what I
' m telling you. But there, there don' t go the famous
crackers, the youtubers, the two of them, I think more of them
the kind of place. It' s all their target. No, no,
it' s not the place or they go to fine restaurants to order
grilled chicken breast. They' re never failing the few things and either I
learned to run here. That was it. Let' s go make a
lemon after the chicken passes. Always sure, but I' ve had bad
experience with chicken breast. It always happened to me raw. That sucks.
I don' t know how, not anymore. Maybe I' ll go
to my tomboy to your thing and what' s the name of the other
thing that' s very famous for eating it. Everybody bounces off the other
one You suck the churra chucho so it doesn' t happen to you.
The churraco is all over. There' s a supermarket that has it per
package in the house area with dad. It' s not cold in there
for you to take and milk salt and pepper and everything I go ora the
choco is the new chicken lettuce and right now the shrimp. If you can
bring me frs we can make the evolution of the dishes that were previously considered
fine and what they are today churraco. It' s anything. Not anymore
I' ve done the Goldon, but also blue Good. When I began
to have financial ease fifteen sixteen years ago, what denoted your economic ability was
eating topping the iron with toast. Hey me for sad or shrimp for jilla,
no shrimp and I came after and shrimp wings and I put some fashion
South American ladies here all at home. I haven' t eaten. It
' s not fine food. Thank you to Mr Bad Valdera Go thanks to
my friend Angelina Valdera, classmate, journalist, wife of my friend Junior Torres.
Ah, what are the Pope. Ah. Well, Sunday I talked
to Junior and one and I voted in the same place and I presented Junior
with the wish that everything continue to prosper. I' m glad to see
my friends. Well, he' s not the inception. Classmate I'
ve known for thirty years. We started three twenty- nine years together.
I' ve known her since ninety- five. So to Junior I wish
all the Elector of the world and his wife and children, as day greetings.
Ca but mail valdera all the mad r of sending me some duck egg,
two ducks, are to wine and some fruit covers made me very nicely.
He sent it without any very kind warning from you, truly very grateful
many. So thank you very much, brother. The ducks. I'
ll see who itches me to make blond wine ducks. Four bottles came to
Hervira simmering for an entire afternoon. Yes, and there you have to give
your candelate to the wine. Yes, a pressure cooker attention to those who
the Dominican Association of Cooking Inventors here was looking for where you cook that the
former Boston red stockings pitcher, Austin de Madox, was arrested on April 28
for several serious crimes. Yesterday the video went viral where this former pitcher or
Bo' s red stockings were seen being arrested by a group of law enforcement
agents in the United States. He is one of more than two dozen men
recently arrested in a child sex application operation announced to Florida police. I repeat,
player Ucting Deng Merox was arrested last month, according to inmates' records,
to travel to meet after using a computer to seduce, incite to bring
in a minor, request a child by computer, illegal use of communication devices
and produce or promote a performance that includes sexual action by a child. In
the state of Florida they have super strict laws on that matter. In fact,
the state of Florida is one of the few states in the United States
that the age of consent is eighteen years. Meidox, who is a relevist
who appeared in fifteen Red Sox games. In the season two thousand seventeen was
knocked to the ground by law enforcement officials in a video published by Jackson Ville
' s Cheriff office on Monday. They posted this video yesterday After the raid
that was 28th, the Cheriff highlighted that the case of Maydox and said he
intended to have sex with a fourteen- year- old girl. It was
immediately clear whether Marox had a lawyer who could talk about the charges on which
he was detained on a$ 300, 000 bail. His next appointment in
court is on the 28th of May. He retired from baseball before the season
of two thousand and twenty. According to records, he had an effectiveness of
zero fifty- two and was now batting for five hundred. It was so
much for five hundred so that it was so twenty years. That' s
why everyone, brother the State of Florida, what a battle, look at
my brother, but why they' re like that, why there are things.
But it' s not that there' s no Wister way. That
' s an interesting case, ugly case that sometimes how much the age of
consent is already sixteen in the state of Florida eighteen, at the federal level
sixteen, and in states like New York seventeen, with some attenuating and aggravating
carectate has its law that governs these pods. I think low MEAs is the
age in the U S I think fifteen sixteen years old, but on average
it' s been for the tens, but in Florida it' s eighteen
years, a long time ago. I don' t know, he doesn
' t want the same in the case of a daughter of the puma who
had an affair with an actor and both spons and the puma submitted to the
type of justice and there was a berengenal with that sheath more than ten years
ago. I remember that. So, more than ten years ago. In
that case there' s a weed for hundreds of twenty million returns. I
' m telling you, I don' t understand a salary that so much
that those guys, usually there' s almost a lot of those guys,
they' ve fallen off this one in this trouble. Remember the case of
the Venezuelan pitcher, who was also arrested for having sex with a minor.
I read a lot of people if you already looked like a big woman around
here. Yeah, but I was 13. The little staple. It can
be seen as sixty and it is thirteen and then the law protects and protects
it. And that in some states is abuse, in another it is rape.
In the case of the U S, depending on the U S,
the case is aggravated depending on how it looks and you see that the teams
of league randers have taken a lot, many are quite strict with this boob,
issues that you cannot control in a person' s life. Well,
they have their rules exactly, but that' s what I' m telling
you. They have their rules, but you can' t get them out
on a game day and face a world. But I certainly don' t
know about many of those Dominican and non- Dominican players, even gringos,
have gone through that situation. I don' t know if I don'
t know why it' s so common in that? I don' t
know if they' re taking her, looking for women, they' re
looking for her. It' s not a good topic. Last week the
United States in that regard with the law, they do not distinguish from men
woman male. This is the Dominican Republic. Yeah, it' s not
a problem. I mean, a woman can be with a minor as often
as she wants, regardless of the age difference and there are no problems at
all, although I have persecuted and punished her, neither the justices care about
them nor the family cares very much. When the guy' s a man,
whenever he' s a woman, now when he' s a man.
There it does blush and people say candalize and people do get outraged and
justice acts and is quite severe. Not in the United States, and we
' ve seen it over the last few years. Here, we always talk
about teacher news. In fact, last week it was news one she had
with several students of thirteen, fourteen, one of twelve and one of them
was already pregnant and she had a son. We' re 30 years old
in the United States. This yeah, it' s really not a game
theme and this guy' s going to have a pretty bad time. Cool
pretty bad And today we get attention to those who like these topics and want
to know more about this. We received Dr Iván Paz from Mexico today.
He is the founder of Quiro México, a traditional Mexican chiropractic and well,
he has a series of very interesting plans and is around in the Dominican Republic.
From now on, from 17th to 24th, giving courses in technique,
chiropractic and therapies to people who suffer from clairvoyant and erriny and everything that is
fucked up. That way welcome to the rhythm of the morning, Doctor,
how are you or good morning, thank you very much for the invitation.
I' m fine and you guys are looking good that' s moving.
Doctor, you know that the term chiropractor sounds like something bad, something like
it carries candela. Yeah, well, in synthesis. I do chiro México
and if it comes from chiropractic, which comes from Greek, not chiros means
hands and practice means practice, that is to say practice with hands, which
is something that our ancestors in the world already do since we are civilization,
which is that, then, you hit yourself or something and well, you
are going to give yourself a massage to or self- massage that and totally
tell him not to sob. And then the difference between what you said first
and what is linked to Mexico is equal. Well, I wanted Mexico from
my ancestors, my family, my grandparents, my grandparents, etcetera, etcetera.
I am from a tribe called Chalcalteca in Mexico, which is not very
well known. Everyone knows the Aztecs, the Mayans, the Huichols. And
well, I made a methodology, in a philosophy, an application the present
in two thousand twelve in Canada, in the Federation of chiropractic doing my thesis
and well I was fourth of eighty thousand that we were participating. I currently
live in Portugal, and travel around the world. There are already 60 countries
flying in Portugal. It is true that they are as big as they say
I think you are confused with Brazil, man in Portugal, that there is
an area of Portugal that is made in the huge waves, in ah pardon
hello waves in Nazareth, in Nazarea sports. They' re big, if
they' re big. Well, and here for the Dominican Republic that you
have found doctor, who has called you the tea in the courses that you
have given, that is of what you have seen, that you say or
that you care, that it attracts attention you look already twelve years ago,
that comes the first time to the Dominican Republic, this state in tipo cana
mayajiva, that are all friends, this good, are different the needs that
there are. I don' t think that misdiagnosis is the main one,
the main concern that I would have in the personal and self- diagnosis.
I think it would be two things to worry about. Look, the hypochondria
is a disease that you hear, that my uncle, my grandfather had,
that I have, too. So, those are self- diagnosis in the
studies to make a good diagnosis. They' re the basis of everything.
I have Asian. They all say why, because my uncle had it,
because my grandfather had it. But then, they don' t do an
exam, they don' t do an MRI, they don' t do
an x- ray, because to see that the root of the Asian,
for example, is in the lumbar four and well, it' s almost
always a hernia and well she says no, but I don' t have
a herne. I have but it is that Asian is produced from you initially
have either a protusion or a hernia, which is when the lumbar disc swells.
So, I think that self- diagnosis would be what I see here
as a common topic, which is more common and in these courses that you
have come to impart, that what you are approaching, which is what draws
you the most attention to the approaches that you face to this topic, looks
at the course. It' s semi- technique I' ve designed,
based on five manipulations. For quiro Mexico. The good spine has thirty-
four bones, of which five vertebrae are atypical. These vertebrae are the ones
in charge of the structure and basically, what I teach is good how to
manipulate those vertebrae so that those who already do some kind of therapy can get
easier into this order. The truth is that most people like the technique.
In the places of the world where I go, as we are written to
the Madrid Agreement, the technique I can teach in 120 countries, nothing more.
I' ve done it in sixty and I don' t do it
just now. Now there are also franchisees who want Mexico, because the countries
where I go the most is the United States, almost all of Europe.
Here in the Dominican Republic, Peru and Mexico are like my routes are every
year, and well, they are three beginner levels, medium advanced and people
are very satisfied. I know it explodes back, sorry, not Tale Pa
explodes back. Isn' t that what it is? It' s,
you see it a lot in tiktok in, sorry, you don' t
see it nets and you have it with hammers. Here we have a doctor
who is orthopedic and we have asked her to visit us regularly and we have
asked her about this and they talk about the danger exactly this practice. That
' s what the orthopedic says, but the chiropractor imagines he has an even
more critical opinion of this. Okay, look at him say he rides this
one. I dare not criticize anyone. I dare to refer to the points
of science. Not exactly is that hitting, for example, spiny apofis,
which are the points that the bones we feel on the back, because they
are very easy for you to get schiliosis. Schilosis is that it opens then
if you hit it because you can open it. Not now that thunders that
which is heard when we detonate the bone, because it is not the bone,
it is the joint capsule that inside has oxygen and what you hear is
oxygen and gases and proteins that escape the bone. That can' t thunder
if you break it, but you' d have to use tremendous force for
that. But matillas or mp a certain age. Or, for example,
to me it is now that if I go now I tell you that it
lasts a long time for or my knees are screwed and cracked to eat span
every day. Oh, I don' t eat it almost bread. Well,
feeding is very important. That' s because, as I meant that
little thing, it' s got proteins, it' s got gases,
it' s got a lot of nutrients. Your joint capsule, the joint
capsule begins to wear out, which we know as osteoarthritis. That osteoarthritis is
the wear and tear it can give you, as time passes. But,
but above all, it' s biological age rather than physical age. No.
For example, I am thirty- eight years old, but my biological
age may be another, that is, the age my body inside is like
the miles of the car. You know, you bought yourself a two thousand
five car and it' s eighty thousand miles and you got another one that
' s four hundred thousand miles. Well, here' s four hundred thousand
miles. It' s going to have more flaws only that we have the
wonder of doing amastasia, which is the regeneration process, than when you change
your diet, you change your daily habits. Well, you can have a
better life. Or we' re talking here in the morning, today,
with Dr Iván Paz is the founder of Kiro Mexico. Traditional Mexican chiropractic and
before we went on air doctor, we were talking. The fignes has become
very fashionable in the world. In other words, there is something that has
multiplied, like the loaves at the feast that Christ distributed. Bread and fish
are the gyms around the world. The reason people were worried about their health,
etcetera. But the number of people who are engaged in this, in
bodybuilding, etcetera has also grown. And there are many concerns that people express
about it. So, they' ll be doing no good so they won
' t harm your spine, your body. The exercises I do. A
person who has a very routine exercise dynamic, how often he should go to
an orthopedic, where a practical kiro, etc. Look. In the United
States, chiropractic is a primary medicine, that is, it is not an
alternative medicine. Practical Kiro enters into that pacote. You know the dentist,
the physical therapist. In the United States and Canada, that' s the
way it is. In the United States I did my internship service. It
is also said here at the Golden Gimes and I constantly saw bodybuilder physicist in
Portugal. I also have a lot of athletes going with me. The body
needs maintenance, just like the car. We are also machines, only we
are a machine that is not twenty- four. Keep working. When you
do physical, bodybuilder, your muscles have to do this atrophy. They leave
to get pretty, to get big. So, if you' re half
horrible and you start to make more muscle, more muscle, because you have
limitation and why you have it because you don' t stretch, because you
don' t start to do maintenance, then chiropractic would be like maintaining those
impact athletes and not just physical tourists, any type of athlete who swims those
who do run, notice bicycle. It would end up being maintenance. We
' d be like the maintenance mechanic, the oil changer, the doer.
This is recommended from what has already been obtained as experience in countries like the
United States, where this is part of that routine patient primary check- up
package. Well, it' s recommended every two months to do the maintenance.
Of course, we sometimes have patients with some injury that is good to
depend on the injury, to tell them well I' ll see you next
week or three or four times in the end, but they maintain every two
months and ask around here. He also asked what if I, as daily
bread, what is the relationship between the passage and the other wood. The
NAP creates seventy- one types of cancer and this I do not say,
I say so the World Health Organization. Besides that the modern PAN clear because
our ancestors, well, I guess it was also bromine telon team and you
these dance that throws it exactly. So, well, it' s also
arthritis function. And when you eat only artrist bread and artros, if you
give away joints, etcetera. When you just have breakfast span because well,
it' s not that bad, it' s that there are a lot
of people who eat a bread and a coffee and it' s their breakfast.
Then bread doesn' t have protein, it doesn' t have vitamins,
it doesn' t provide much. Then imagine that the car works without
gasoline, because the car is going to have an internal wear, it is
going to start eating your body inside you know the bread. So feeding is
like the son of the family who studied theater thinking he was going to live
from it more or less. That' s the best example I' ve
ever had. If Dr Pere' s sincerity, but I' m telling
you about the time more or less that an athlete should go, a people
of this who exercise the chiropractor for a normal people, who are a normal
agent, a people who because we see this with nothing of yours we do
nothing, a discipline that is for people like to exercise good. If it
is practical, it will always indicate to exercise and will indicate the exercise you
have to do. In fact, the chiropractor in a good center should have
as that these teams to do some exercise and teach exercises at home know of
these elastics, these stretchings, and is a good chiropractor, he will always
recommend to exercise, because mobility is part of health, that is, the
foundation of health, that eats well, your water and exercises. There'
s one, there' s one, for example, when I know I
get dizzy, I go to a cardio, one thing, one thing about
this. But, for example, when my body warns me, for example,
when I have to go to a practical archer, what are those clues
that tell me to my pussy, I have to go to a good guy.
Imagine hugging your girlfriend and hurting your shoulder when you open up your girlfriend
to see the chiropractor. That' s how fat she' s going to
get in trouble. That' s where I' d hug her with two
hands. It' s two arms that you have interesting tide, because now
that Peter talks about the fat ones and the fat ones, the skeleton when
he' s overweight, I imagine he suffers more He looks unhappy. We
are now facing this era of inclusions and at least in Portugal. I can
' t legally say fat to someone not to you, but you can attack
overweight on one thing. I think it' s a simple thing to look
at when we' re heavy, it weighs everything despite the body, it
weighs your emotions, you weigh, then overweight, because that would be what
would happen and when it becomes morbid, it ends up consuming more gasoline,
you' re like a twelve- cylinder car. So, it' s
like a vicious circle gives you more hunger, gives you more anxiety, gives
you more depression, and gives you more pain. Then we go back to
the same point. If it' s a good practical turn, it'
s also going to be a food plan. He' s going to recommend
it with maybe some nutrologist and he' s going to try to orient detoxification
or bad detoxification. I think it' s the basis of overweight. People
by culture don' t get parasited, you know, then sometimes I ask
my patient how long ago he was gone and he tells me no, because
never, when I was a kid, then the parasites end up giving that
anxiety of wanting to eat. And I want to eat, and I want
to eat, so you have to get in there, and you have to
use a sheath of that to go to the guano doctor. What' s
the name of the zen sheath you or the doctor has that it' s
one' s family doctor has to be the one to take care of,
because all these issues are fulfilled, I imagine. But there' s also
the question right now, just like when you go to the chiropractor, if
you' re never told by the doctor. If you don' t tell
him to look at the doctor, Doctor, tell me, what' s
the matter with the deworming? I' m worried about that. Why don
' t you talk about it? That, then, is that this is
the same example as the mechanic. You' re not wearing your bad mechanic
car It' s never gonna fit you. And you' re never gonna
stay. And you never end up staying, because find another mechanic, as
if your doctor, because you see that it doesn' t give you the
good results, because look for another doctor. Now it' s the needs.
If I go with my own doctor and still feel bad, your doctor
is not right for you, it doesn' t mean it doesn' t
work, it' s not going to meet your needs. This I know
to go to another. Now, thank God, they call it alternative medicine.
You know, but I think it' s the medicine before the medicine,
so they used to go to the apothecary. The apothecary prepared a tonic
and gave it to you. Now alternative medicine, it kind of fulfills all
these things. I even think that alternative medicine is fulfilling bionergetics, also on
the part of our spiritual part, which is very forgotten, the part that
many times your emotion has to do with some disease. You don' t
know that my dad left me these traumas, my mom left me these others
and it turns out he gave me a tumor or I got a kiste and
many times it has to do with it. I think alternative medicine is a
very good option. That' s why it' s said alternative to fill
these hollow spaces that the mean and sina opta leaves us there aren' t
many ways to deworm you without having to be that sentec that good ends up
inflaming the liver in the long term and ends up believing side effects. I
think there are many other ways. There is one, there are habitats that
you can eat them and well, they cause you some of the arrhoea that
it ends up being the disappearance, the tea of zen leaf for example.
There' s a lot of stuff up to the weed thing. Good not
to fast. It is the oldest method of cure that exists. Yeah,
it' s really cool about them being helped and all of them holding on.
I' ve heard a lot of people in this. Dr Iván Paz,
he' s visiting the Dovenig Republic He' s here until the 24th
of May. Doctor, how people find you. Okay. We know our
Instagram that the Quiromexico group steals Facebook. We also have Iro Mexico in Spanish,
English and Portuguese. Obviously, that of Spanish is the one that is
designated for the countries that speak our language and good on social networks is simply
to write to us and we give all the reports of where we are.
As I' m constantly traveling you and there we' re posting where we
are. He is left with the need to return to Dominican Republic soon.
After this cycle is over, I imagine that after twelve years without coming,
he comes now and meets another Dominican Republic. Well, I' ve been
coming. What happens is that the point here is that sometimes people are so
busy that I go somewhere else and always, I always have things to do.
Right now I come from Mexico City, but I was in Chicago.
Before Chicago, I was in Lisbon, in Madrid and in Portugal, where
I live, which is Madeira, the island of Madeira. People have an
obsession with the Bread and now you find a lot of videos. Don'
t eat such a thing. Or you' re dating the dance I'
m not going to such a thing in the new super combra Pan and no.
I think there' s one thing. We have to have a balance.
I think the pact every day isn' t, it' s not
a bullet, it' s the same cat, but rolled the whole pair.
That' s what I was going to ask, that they ask you
for ag Oka and also that traditional bread for the integral look a good breakfast
depends on your egg session. Imagine, imagine that I, for example,
have ten patients a zangano friend who eats pineapple and egg in the very morning.
I heard it a little while ago. I haven' t tried it.
I' ll try it there. You make then boiled and cut pineapples
to boiled egg. Yeah, maybe it' s a good option Look.
For example, imagine if you want pam as a slice of bread with a
little avocado, a boiled egg and a fruit juice. There' s an
excellent breakfast. The thing is, I even did it in the dictations.
So eat not as a king, eat as a prince, and eat as
a beggar, and live more. That' s old, that dictation doesn
' t omit one five pieces of silver, not ten wheels, the two
fried eggs. For example, Doctor the Grama does all three. I'
m depending on the beggar, thanks to the doctor and thank you so much
for inviting me to come by. We wish you to continue having an excellent
stay in the Dominican Republic and to come again soon again, as you find
on Instagram, group quiro Mexico. In good. Anywhere he steals from the
Chiromexico group or put that I love them on Google there' s a lot
of information about us. I' m shooting Mexico. So, Quiro México.
There they heard peace going, they put Quiro Mexico. They were going
through a truth looks like on Google. Thank you Doctor, I' ve
even arrived many expon We wish you happy of this week and day eight.
Do Luis Minaya welcome you to the rhythm of the morning. Good morning,
Don Luis, how life rats out very well very well. Good morning and
you, excellent, Don Luis, are surviving. We have already passed this
process of elections that had as and still has the country a sort of lethargy,
or it has already come out of uncertainty. Yes, in his uncertainty
everyone knew. I knew, well, I was convinced one or sometimes the
most passionate or reactionary were what maybe they were waiting for, like miracles happened.
Well, like I said, we have to justify the salary, but
we don' t get her out of it and all quiet. Yes,
I think that when one compares the Dominican Republic with the countries close to traditional
regional ones, we realize that we are quite advanced in that which, in
the absence of another name, they call it democracy, because one has seen
that all the elections in all countries, including large countries like Argentina, to
be a chaos has been an issue. So here things went very well,
very calm. Obviously, with its colorful Dominicans that we see we may lack
the dominance and beer under the Table and all that participation. But very well,
I mean, that gives a lot of peace of mind and yes definitely
that we have made progress. The timely call of the predator presidents is also
a gesture that sets precedents, sets a precedent and also like that at the
precise moment just prevents what everyone already knows exactly, whether that if it takes
him, it is because he is still not sure. Here we know we
had the last elections. It will remind you quite well of the two thousand
four that there was a refusal on the part of those in power that the
data were released and that whatever had happened, that everyone knew that the PLD
had won the Fernandez fifty- seven percent. Then comes the two thousand four
two thousand eight the same tantrum, Miguel Vargas knows the results two thousand two
and Polito Meji a tantrum. Three days of a speech two thousand sixteen,
Luis Vinader never congratulated or recognized the triumph of Danilo And from the two thousand
twenty we saw a different practice, because this is from the two thousand twenty
and the attitude displayed by the candidate Gonzalo Castillo of the PLD who, fifteen
minutes after issuing the first bulletin, from a press conference, of some statements
recognized the winner, congratulated him and put the order to work. And the
same has now been done by President Fernández and Abel Martínez with President Luis Avinader.
There are already issues that are going to become one that must compete,
in a custom of countries like Chile, where there was a tradition in democracy
that the outgoing President and the President- in- Office were called minutes after
knowing that result, they talked before the cameras and put one on the order
of the other for because it was the country that was. It' s
not the individual, it' s not the party, it' s the
nation project. That' s gone. In Chile there is also a madness
already but Dominican Republic, that these practices of me seems to me a symbol
of maturity. Definitely that we have progressed and good on purpose, today and
I do not know I have a different inspiration, a little since the week
of the mothers, you always give us reflections for next Tuesday. If I
' m going to talk about women running with wolves, which is a book,
it' s a book that talks about the feminine nature, the essence
what it is and it' s a theme that' s good, I
also have to prepare to give it in a company. The wonderful thing about
being a woman. So that' s the promise for the pro next week.
Yes, today, as I said, you see a little existential philosophical
and going to the origin of my profession with the phrase rarely chance is responsible
for what happens to us. To Luis Yes, there is always a human
feeling of attributing what happens to him. Let' s say to nature,
the random God, the luck, yes, the erect bee that will make
the competition, the wind was in his favor and the one who lost says
that the current of air did not favor him. I saw now in a
race that he did not qualify because he took advantage of the reduction. Oh,
the pilot that' s him. Then there is what is called in
science, the subject of cause and effect, which is not random. Today
we are missing a lot of that and attributing to modernity or luck, technology,
intelligent handling it. Yes, then the human being, in order to
grow and mature, must know the principles on which his conduct, his behavior
and what is based on success and what is based on happiness that produces it.
So, that' s where we fell at first. Today we will
see two principles, that of causality and that of responsibility. Then there is
a scientific principle of causality that says that everything that happens is caused. Everything
that happens is caused. We' re talking about a behavior, a behavior,
a fact, an activity. So, for us psychologists, for example,
in a company, absenteeism is caused by something, rebellion, bad behavior,
but also low sales, but also the disobedience of a child and also
the isolation of the husbands. I mean, in whatever kind of behavior you
might think, there' s something in the environment, in the environment that
' s causing it. Obviously, there are internal causes in the case of
diseases, which are also caused by internal things, but principle is basic.
Everything that happens is caused. Now, where complexity comes from has not been
demonstrated and it is important to understand this in science, the effect cause and
effect in the sense that one thing does not necessarily cause another. Notice that
many years ago, ten or fifteen years ago, Philip Morris told the U
S health care society that if they proved that the cigarette produced cancer, they
would shut down the factory and there was no way. So, you can
' t talk about that if you get paid badly, that causes discouragement,
that if the employee does such a thing, it produces such a thing.
No There is no direct cause- and- effect relationship between one event and
another. So what' s the multicausal reason and that' s the complexity,
that is, a behavior happens not for a reason. The employee pays
little because he' s unmotivated. No, that' s a variable that
the person disputes because he offended her. Not that offense he received is a
variable. It' s like the one who says, the one who explodes,
it' s like a birthday bladder, it' s full, that
is, the person who explodes a relationship is because he' s already tired
of the same thing. So there is no such relationship, cause and effect,
but all human behavior is multicausal. Many variables are involved. I loved
getting to know the studios. I was surprised to learn that there are laboratories
and completes where all the parts of the planes that have had accidents are.
Yes, and there is a team of psychologists, anthropologist researchers who are dedicated
exclusively to identifying the reasons why a plane was in an accident and there is
no way to prove that it was the fatigue of the pilot who was fuelling
at the time, not and they know at the end that it is what
concludes, that there are four conditions and only one. It takes to complete
the event. What people say, the drop that spilled the cup, then
it means that it' s multicausal. So, when you want to know
why it happens. In fact, in medicine, for example, diarrhea is
caused by ten, it has ten components. So the doctor has to start
examining those ten one by one to see which of those ten are what you
have. If you are over five, depression is caused by fifteen things.
Then the investigation. The psychologist begins to ask you if you have so much
to know if you are an alcoholic or not and to what extent you are.
It' s just investigating how many of those behaviors you' re asking
yourself, you say yes. So the third thing about this, and this
is the interesting thing, all the causes of behavior are observable, they are
measurable, they can be determined and then you can specify what the study of
human behavior is based on. But that' s what we psychologists have to
find out. I know why the human being gets depressed, but to know
why you get depressed, I have a series of questions to ask you.
But what this is about ninety percent of my clients on Friday was the last
group that why employees can no longer be trusted, they don' t want
to do the job, We have to be on top of them, that
children don' t obey. We' re always complaining about the behavior of
what we lead. It' s like you say, well. The wife
is absolutely convinced that if her husband changed, the relationship would be different.
And he is absolutely convinced that if his wife were otherwise, things would be
different. He is convinced that this relationship has remained for his patience, for
all that he endures, for all that he endures and that they make him
his children' s name. And she says and she says that this,
this relationship is sustained and maintained, because I love him, I love him
and there are worse overall. But if he were different, if he were
more loving, then who is right. The complication of the couple' s
relationships is that they' re both right. Then you will already understand how
two people who have opposing reasons will agree. There' s no way.
Then the entrepreneur always tells me what I' m going to do with these
people and they' ve increased him. I voted three between two. I
feel so worse than the others. There' s no way. There'
s no way. The employees you tell her what to do with the uniform.
They come without the uniform. If you leave the card, if you
tell him to stay to work, they don' t want time that we
are living, because so much that you have spoken Don Luis here forgive me
for interrupting him of the technological advances that are making more expendable to certain types
of individuals, some kind of activity and or work. I briefly mention an
experience I had two weeks ago. One week I went to a fast food
wave that has some self- service stands. I ordered my food in record
times and received them in record time, i mean, myself menus of what
I wanted. I put everything I wanted, to accompany him, I paid
with my card. The only thing he didn' t give me was the
receipt. Looks like she was in trouble. The printer I went to al
al star as it is called est elunt al counter and in a minute,
less than a minute and I had my food served with the experience with the
employees, we have to wait for it to feel like it, that it
comes to you I ask you, it looks to the nail, the cellular
vise, etcetera. Sometimes you last up to ten minutes with some of those
people between what you start the order and what you get it. Yeah,
and that gives you an idea of what you' re proposing, employee performance,
that many times you don' t know why it' s that you
don' t give up and how you can replace that. Now tell me,
please, it does matter. There' s got to be a problem
with the employee or I have a love, the baby in his house that
has that problem. I already said yes, maybe. It can be because
they are always, as I told them, multi- cause or multi-
cause. For example, in the case of pilots, too many hours worked,
fatigue, did not rest, did not sleep well, is a new
route or is a recognized route. But he came up with the pilot who
is responsible and is going to take over the flight and not the co-
pilot yes, and he went on then already in that condition is called condition
in which he is a fly, he crosses anything that happens to him.
Then there, in that condition a different variable appears and there the accident occurs.
And notice that phenomenon in most aircraft accidents occur when you are the pilot,
not when you are the amazing co- pilot and you know why.
Because when the copilot tells the pilot to be careful, the pilot doesn'
t pay much attention to him because he' s self- aha. I
' ve read about and seen videos of that problem in Kbin as well.
The issue of authority that sometimes the captain is so much is that the captain
' s authority is, but sometimes in stress situations of a matter of authority,
a matter of doing him wrong or you' re making a mistake.
And this happened in an accident that it was determined that when he came to
the one who was the captain, captain who was sleeping the death frans of
two thousand eleven, hence two thousand ten, the two who were angry crewmen
that neither one challenged the authority of the other and while one applied a command,
another com applied the opposite commands because they were not respected. I was
playing Mario Bros and ran were crew members with more experience than the other.
So look, if it' s the co- pilot who' s arming
and the pilot looks at something and warns him, then the pilot corrects him,
the co- driver pulls him up, that' s why he submits
to that? That happens in companies, so the boss is mario. I
want there' s a case. It also feels like we talked about it
five years ago on Ethiopia Airlines, two guys completely inexperienced. The captain was
twenty- nine years old. But I also know the case of a friend
who is a pilot and his co- pilot, without telling him he gave
a command that the plane hit him and rose to that and thousands of feet
that shouldn' t be. First, you have to go up to 2,
000 feet and then you keep going up and he sent it up and
he didn' t know anything which one was going up. Birdabacoa a barbarity
give it first up without panada and do not ask then land if Atrice are
getting too high. Yes, yes, I ask you and you have participated
in a meeting of fellow drivers who are talking about traffic and everything that is
there you say. Listen I tell you the truth that they' re handling
you horrible, doesn' t tom rio say a crazy thing in the high
and says the other one. That' s nothing to do with it.
When I go around, you have participated or heard something. In fact,
I' ve never heard of those conversations, because they' re the world
' s best handlers and you' ve participated in a management meeting. Hearing
the manager say boss, I lost my hand, lost my composure and sent
you know where the employees. No. No, no, no, I
look at excuse, but I have fifteen days that I don' t go
through the department to see and I' m surprised what you say. If
the truth I' m going to have from now on more control you'
ve never heard that. You' ve heard the leaders of silia from the
boss, yes, boss, I, the truth is that yes, I
don' t give feedback, I don' t recognize. Yeah, the
truth is I have to admit that if he makes a mistake, he cleans
the floor with him and if he does something good, I never tell him
anything. And it is true that I do not recognize. And when they
do the job right, what I do here under my head and I keep
because that' s what you get paid for. You' ve never heard
anything like that. That is the problem of human nature. So, what
we' re saying here is called the concept of responsibility. So, what
does responsibility mean, that everything you do has consequences? Does everything you do
have consequences? So, the importance of this means Peter. If your life
isn' t right. If you feel that it is not right, that
it is not producing, that you are not giving up, that your employees
lack respect and that you are not achieving good results, what they have to
ask you, See what you are doing. If you feel you' re
not happy, you have to check what you' re doing, because there
are things you' re doing that don' t produce happiness. If you
miss food and you get indigestion and it turns out that it' s an
allergy that you' re going to have to stop eating that, but you
have to identify exactly what it is. So, today, that issue is
complicated because it turns out that no boss, no company owner, no manager,
no leader wants to take responsibility that the chaos under there that he describes
very well, is produced and generated. Like I told this team of managers,
owner of businesses and a family business. Look and hear well everything that
happens in your company, in your department, in your area. One,
you provoke him, two, you encourage him, three. That' s
what you want, that' s what you like and that' s what
you support. And four say in your favor using a very American word.
O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
O O O O What' s inadvertent? When you tell your 13-
year- old son, you see the vehicle on, go warm it up,
or as I said before, he used a lot. Go give the
kids a cigarette. Yeah, yeah, I mean, he' s not
a little boy, but ten twelve years. No. Don' t bring
me the towel. Yes, but well, then there are things you teach
your children, which you teach the employee without proposing. Notice I' m
not saying that on purpose and then you say, but who gave you the
authority. Yes, what happens is that I sometimes send him to buy it,
I command him to do this, I command him to do that.
So, if you realize, you' re causing that, but assuming restability,
means that what happens is the issue, for example, of society.
You believe that here what happens in the country is to root, that is,
that all the contraband, all that you hear there is no chance then
the function of the father, that is, the meeting of the parents in
the school. Saying these guys now, but what do you mean the boys
now? Who' s raising the boys now? So the music that young
people like, but the music that listens to youth and listens to young people
puts it in the old. So everything that happens that my children don'
t want me anymore that Fulano visits you that in, for example, in
the customer service, in the Dominican companies, that is horrible. So,
but the least question is. And those are some articles I' m going
to write. And they called me the other day at the bank to remind
me of a payment I had made the day before. Look, he paid
you for that, and I told him, and you don' t have
a screen in front of you that fits you. That' s what'
s paid for. It' s the custom, Alberto. So custom does,
so we have to take responsibility. All right, look at the concept
of responsibility. I don' t know. If you' ve seen airport
alert. That is the best concept of responsibility. It' s that suitcase
of yours. Yeah, then you' ll do it. Then I already
know everything that appears in there guess who your horse is. Then you have
to see what is your hidden, what is the lump that you have in
your company. Then everything your employees do, which, according to the structure,
is underneath you. That' s what you promote, what you propose.
Then you mean. And that' s the most complicated part. And
that' s the question what I' m doing for my employees to do.
That' s what I' m telling you. How I' m
telling you. So today' s conclusion is for entrepreneurs, for everything they
have a leadership position. Take a good look at what you are getting,
what is happening in your home, in your home, in your company,
in your apartment. Believe me, 80% has to do with you.
There' s nothing more like an owner than your company. The company looks
like the owner you heard gavito, a owner who has pride, who likes
how well done he likes those people who have sometimes half narcissistic. You go
and those companies are flawless. It' s when he comes out to greet
you, you realize that the company, he' s dressed like his company
is dressed and if he' s nice and before he greets you, I
already got coffee and my friend from North Carolina, who stood out above Walmer,
and all that stuff to everyone who comes in. Out there the expression
all Wow, all Wow, always constantly, and the supermarket is called that
wow Superman end and that, this always gets all Wow all right, so,
because he' s like that. So, the companies, the families,
they look like the children to their parents and notice that they know you,
I have three. It' s three different ones. Not that they
are identical to their father or mother, but what are called values, custom
and education, all three are equal. Yeah, sure, they' re
the same because they have to look like us. So, I think that
today we have to put a lot of emphasis on the issue of responsibility,
responsibility. If you are Manager, you have to take responsibility in the villages,
which there was also the issue that when you released an animal and caused
damage to where the neighbor, even if it was far away, what you
think was what you had to find out who the animal was, who the
animal was and the owner of that animal was responsible for. So that concept
that is always used or is responsible for its actions, its deeds. But
above all, it has to do with behavior. In case you don'
t know, a person who is very straight, who is very rigid,
who is going to cause a rigid environment, who is going to cause an
inflexible environment and the human being when he gets pressure, is going to always
have the intention of violating that, in fact, notice that I end up,
but with that. In Trujillo' s time and the twelve years it
was where most protest movements took place in this country. There will never be
more artistic production and the so- called new trova than in the twelve years
and the shows why. Because there was repression and all repression there is a
consequence. That is why today' s leader, who wants to be authoritarian
only and coercive, achieves the opposite. Then it follows quite the opposite.
Neither does he feel obeyed nor respected, and he always feels tense and his
employees do not either. So let' s reflect on this. The behavior
is caused and those we have, those who have power, are responsible for
what is happening under there. So, if you want to correct that,
your biggest problem is going to be correcting your thinking first. The leader was
always coached. I ask him a questionnaire and I ask him what you think
of people. You think the employee likes to work and you think it'
s the answer they' re going to give you. No, I don
' t. You feel that employees have the desire to work voluntarily, what
is the answer. No. So some people who say no to all that,
like you expect him to lead, how he' s going to lead,
I mean, alberto, you think good people pay no longer you said
that if you borrow, then you' re going to have to go after
each other. So, a lot of what we live for is what we
believe, what we have in our heads. Then we don' t want
to be holding others accountable and let' s say yes. It' s
true. I' m done with this. Human nature has in the bones,
in our marrow, the conviction that what happens to me is for the
other. To Adam they asked and said that it was Eve and worth asking
the snake said it was Guess, who could not defend the snake, I
blame her. So we have to break that habit of wanting to attribute what
happens in the company to others. Or Culebra takes responsibility and I' m
sure it was Adam who did it for talking I blame Eve. Thank you
to Don Luis for the conversation today. We' re going to commercials ninety
- six, five, five one. Don Luis Minaya, Luis Minaya,
com Minayas gallita bajo c o es su instagram continua, Don Luis. Next
week we wait for you here a leco, an echo or the Internet went
away. Okay, okay. I' ve been gone I' ve got
nine- and- a- half minutes going out of the morning Ninety-
six- five Rino. The gossip I wanted to talk to you about if
I tell the truth to you, you know there' s gossip. I
have few friends in the middle and in politics. I have none. In
fact, I wrote to a friend who benefited from a site appointment, and
a month ago, it saves a month, well, three weeks and you
haven' t answered me. But this works like this. This is circumstantial.
When necessary, the messages will be answered. I must say that on
other occasions I have disturbed this small person with favors and he has been very
diligent and one more than another breakfast. That' s what peter likes so
much. Yeah, but I have to tell you, he calls you Friends
out of courtesy. Let' s just say the word" friend" becomes
polite. I don' t have any friends in politics. Since I have
no friends in the show, I have a friend who is in the show
and in politics. He calls Bolivar Valera, but he doesn' t even
come from politics, he comes from praying it. Politics a guy who has
been in what is circumstantially, has prepared for what he does and does quite
well. Other than that, it was good, because then a friend wrote
to me yesterday and asked me what you did to Fulano. Oh, such
a day that people are giving devil, with you on a personal subject,
with you a sheath ending up, with you everywhere, and I tell her
nothing. A series of misunderstandings that occurred, which led to a small and
brief comment that the impertinent and foolish Sam and Suubío ah Chuqui and that resulted
in that situation in the middle of a sensitive moment. But look at my
comment, it wasn' t derived from nothing. I had days talking to
different people about the same attitude. The answer was maybe not that Fulano has
gone there. I don' t know how many times, et cetera,
et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. I am perfect, but in
the middle of this process has gone four times to the same place. I
don' t, neither do I, and the one who knows the show
knows me. I' m not going out to invite anyone to anything.
If I was upset, I did it because from here there were people who
asked me to do the errand and because the same audience asked for that.
But here, even the medina Nile that came was they who asked to come.
And it' s not because I think it' s more important,
but, for some reason, we' re part of the group of no
two in the middle, the radio pops, the plebe, etcetera. So
these tigergrams talk about this. Thank God, that is the norm today and
that eighty percent is worse than what we do and for things of life,
today we seem like a decent program. Yeah, so you can see what
life is. Thank God and many people come closer interested and that more than
one serving you. But I have to tell her what you' re saying.
Joye now to the friends of yours who are around that friend, yours
who fucking watch out for the conversations they have in public around people you don
' t know and who are friends with or not. And I had to
sit back and give an explanation of a sheath a week ago to some people
who didn' t even do that to politics to understand the misunderstanding that happened,
that there was bad communication. If we are going to say that very
mature, it is possibly indelicate in the commentary. I accept that well and
let' s go with these circumstances. This is circumstantial. I' m
here, I' m not going to be here forever. Power is the
PLD crushed the country and crushed many people and today they do not exist.
Today they are the dust that treads on the shoes of what today hold the
power and tomorrow those of today will be that dust. Then people are still
offended by nonsense and I think it' s taking it personally. It also
seems to me, because I don' t even take it personally by people
who are exactly public assets and there are cases left. So let' s
understand what this game is like? They recommend how this game? Hey,
let' s understand how this game? I appeal to Hugo Chávez' s
phrase of two thousand seven December twelve of the night they send a check no
and they can say everything they want, but not make it seem like one
was part of a macabre plan, as a perverse intention. Nothing to see
to me that bothers me a lot about this business. Like I said to
someone in his office a few days ago. You know what bothers me about
your attitude that I have, I have spent myself commending you and defending you.
And you have never written to thank me, because you believe that you
deserve it and that I am to praise you and to defend it that is
proscribed, that it is forbidden to think critically and to point out anything that
is wrong, not to screw you, but to make you better. It
is in his best interest, not to be flattered, to be criticized,
because the greater the criticism, the greater the chances of doing things the way
they should. And here the politician is used to flattering, flattering, or
the owner of that shit, bottery. And so are the artists. I
or an artist who asked me for an interview because here niibal had it sprayed
like the arepa ah but after that, not even Michael Jackson has more pauro
filter. I don' t have a problem with that sheath. What I
want you to respect my freedom to say things when I feel good that I
should say it for your sake, let' s say exalt the positive,
but also respect it when I see things that are critical, objectionable, pointable
as negative, and that you don' t give me shit and a claim,
because all of this you don' t keep me, nor keep the
program, nor keep the company. So this game is like this and maybe
politicians don' t understand, they don' t understand the world they live
in today. If they understood, they' d be less sensitive. Put
on, of course, uh, they were less. Don' t be
so sensitive, my friends, don' t be so sensitive. I come
back and I have to recommend the teacher' s book again, the crime
of opinion. Read it look and tell it to a person who is not
very much a lover of reading and who has his own ideas about it,
but well that this book there is a series of approaches, approach, there
is quite a lot of interest that has much to do with precisely that.
What do I care, man, I' m telling my friend at night,
he' s not careful if they' re hurt. I don'
t know why. I don' t know why. Those of you who
have to sit down and check on you for why. That week he wrote
me so many people to tell me the same thing. It has nothing to
do with me. It has to do with something that' s possibly done
and done wrong And sometimes you have to abstract from your reality, get out
of the circle that kidnaps you and create an alternate reality and collide with reality,
get out without a driver for the street, without security, without sitting
in a restaurant, just drink a coffee, just in a cafeteria and travel
to Colombia is something, uh, what do I think for Colombia? I
really do not say, for if there is something that has allowed me to
have the weight on earth, it is that I do not. I hate
that Everyone' s getting close to power. But ask the Peldeists who are
out of the Pope today, how many people have gone, after the process,
to the door of their house to stand in solidarity with them of defeat.
No one in San Juan lost Nidio to be in power with the PRM
and there is a video in Tiktok of a time spent mocking that in his
command there was no one on the day of election. That' s the
way this game is. People are true that they' re with the winner,
but because they know what they' re going to make of it if
they don' t get mad, because the death is over on the 16th
of August. Many people were defeated by the death of two thousand twenty and
twenty- four April. A lot of people are beaten by the death of
two thousand and twenty, and this is going to be defeated by the death
of twenty- four, for there we are already in the final part.
There are two things that today' s program that the President avina sees wants
to modify from the Constitution and is talking about the requirements for the genius of
the President and the general pro- player for if we go to this one
in that already we are in that requirement to be senators, deputies and that
kind of things that leave it like that, no, no, no,
leave it like that, leave that sheath. Yeah, it' s worked
so far. No. On the contrary, it worked ah crazy. That
' s why it worked. I think that when things are working and they
' re going dust on the way, you have to go, like they
tell you, spinning. You have to go what times demand, what times
demand. I mean, I don' t want to and in this I
want to be as clear as possible. Peter, I don' t want
the generations of the future to be given the limitations we didn' t put
on the ones of the past. Look at the supposed excuse that it'
s not for the best. No, and it may be possible that for
a group to stay then, because my qualifications and credentials tell me that you
' re going to be a good politician. Here we have a legislator with
very good professional creatinine and he put himself at the service of the interests,
of the worst interests against the Dominican Republic. However, here we have people
with a credentially limiting training speaking like Antonio Mars and have clearer, firmer and
more pro- Dominican positions than the most furnished and cultured minds in this country.
Why I have to agree with credentialism at that level. I don'
t think it' ll happen. President, I tell you, we must
have certain characteristics. A card, a card. There' s already a
question about how long we' re going. Let' s go back to
the time where the positions here are going to be chosen by the finger.
He' s not gonna need to make choices. Okay, but what that
comes in, what that hears. In fact, we are already there in
what comes, sometimes one may be legislating in a sense and what comes next.
Worse you didn' t know that in the Party, in the Central
Committee, in the Presidium of the Chinese Communist Party only those who have the
most merit, have good and have exploited come. The Chinese have him plowed
like good on the neck, just like the Presidium of the Soviet Union.
Yeah, but they' re expensive. He wasn' t the peasant on
foot who came to him. We had to have very special qualifications and they
ate the China- branded USSR of bad tea for the Chinese model is the
perfect one. I' ve never seen a Chinese restaurant commercial. Don I
' ve seen that, not a Chinese wake, because we also pay taxes.
What happened to the Chinese who killed the wake. I saw the Chinese
Food Festival. I know my nephew stopped eating there in Chinatown almost a year
after he was killed because you didn' t know where the girl was.
Ah sure if they eat it or they' re not very good the dishes
are very good. What is your favorite dish and or Chile, the classic,
the chan the chofán, the one that has rice with a lot of
insepto and lots of pods. I like the pod, the net with puerbi
is free ah my son, my son' s favorite, the chicken with
broccolis, or it is not known whether the chicken splintered meat of human beings.
The bittersweet. You like bittersweet. It' s not rock, it
' s not very red. Agridus doesn' t like chicken. I liked
it before, when I was ignorant of Chinese food. I really liked the
bittersweet pig. But to the extent that inflation is rising, they went from
large pieces of impanized pork to tiny little chips into that baronne. It'
s what' s holding him back, and I' m not asking anymore.
I don' t go or they sell like stuffing, good at chonghein.
They sell a sheath, in a hot sheath, respure and ibre.
That he did. That' s what I support. It' s not
just Carlos Senñez made because they call themselves angel role that look at the plate
of Chinese food that as it is a ball also but it is thicker,
rougher the gap seems like bread on the outside filled with meat. I'
m crazy about eating what I thought when I was little, that when people
asked me to cry sweet, it was because there was an agri cello and
another sweet cello, then they asked for it and that bittersweet cello together.
Please. That' s what I thought when I looked for you to see.
Yesterday I ran into a video of places to eat. So you know
you live finding out in Glavega. There' s a guy who gave up
his papers on his visa. I got the video in Tiktok and the tiger
in a little alley put his dream entrepreneurship in the city of La Vega.
What' s his name I' ll tell you now the pod. A
person who asked what the name of the business is and left the chicken chicken
out came back here. I' d roast a chicken pod if I let
me. I was reading the comments and looking for the name of the site
and he left his role and you his year to come here he is located
in the city of La Vega. The place is called because the Jeva called
dita sees me, gentlemen, and I tell you ah Ok it' s
called roastery. Wait, roasting, don' t chicken a vaita like that
in the city of La Vega. He' s looking for you on the
map, but I can' t find him. Rosticería is very nice.
The day can' t say sarcasticity. The seven- man, let me
see or put the comfortable name chicken coal. It can be called roastery,
Don m is chickens and the gift of flavor. Look at this one It
' s really nice. Look is nice, but in the video, the
video tells the story of how this guy left his papers for and the wife.
I think that look what the alley was like, an alley after it
was cotrouyed, modeled, installed everything very Cute Horns Vaina and the guy gave
up living in Europe, but today here taking it and doing his entrepreneurship and
smock here in rd no. But, sir, I have a friend who
lives in Switzerland, and this one lived in Switzerland, in his role as
Swiss, and that poor, poor boy has passed a thousand creeks, not
him over there. Or the calbón chicken with guacaca sauce. They' re
repeating too much the avocados. You know I didn' t eat fried chicken
until I got pregnant and my pregnancy I only ate chicken with Wandune Moor.
That was my whole pregnancy. The chicken. I have to go where he
went. Paul, Chicken, Paul, Chicken, Paul, chicken in the
luperon oh chicken chicken to me. The only little good chicken place that'
s chicken chicken is the only one that I eat well the one that'
s there, at the Olympic Stadium, in the yacht stadium next to a
store of that one that does hit the best chicken chop in the world.
Forget about that or that there were cocks. There' s a chicken place,
too, and guess who we' re good at. There, in
that picapollo there are exactly tianos and it is the best mardito picapo. I
swear b but they' re good in the kitchen don' t eat mule,
eat mate wing or copra and idea why I' m sure what chicken
you' re eating. But I went to a sheath of Ramén, in
New York, in the Japanese, that what you have to have Japanese and
I sit next to the kitchen and I hear the Busky and Ricardo Aljona and
band music and I say and I say, God willing God God willing?
He can tell you the order' s coming out. But the rails are
very good. Very good. So whoever cooks while they do it with the
recipe, it' s perfect. I don' t know what I got
from Picapollo, but, well, about fifty- nine. That' s
the place over there. Oh, gentlemen, ask yourself for fifty- nine. Well,