The same one in the morning, being ninety- six five walking propeller that
you didn' t walk. That' s three days in Tiktok. You
don' t have to go to hell. That' s you haven'
t seen it in Tiktok, that you have to a dance look and I
have spent the whole weekend watching Tik Tok s Tiktok. Yes, I do.
Well, in Tiktok I found myself a video of a bread a few
days ago that he talks about that tattoos have now become so common that not
having tattoos an act of rebellion to him to know, that is, what
the tattoo represented before no longer represents it today. And I hear the tiger
talking about this, because I' ve never been a tattoo joint. I
find most disgusting, but I respect the one who does it. I think
it' s horrifying. That' s why it' s a subjective appreciation
of me that I see the body and the skin as if it were a
temple, that the only thing that sees nothing that buys religious judgments nor worth
it seems disgusting to me tattoos and I' ve always said it without any
kind of complex here in the program. But in the case of this corduroy,
he' s called gety Sanchez. He' s a tiktoker. I
think Mexican and I' m not wrong, and he does a reflection From
it seems that readings I' ve been having and I say let me tell
myself to look for some information and I found an article in Garian' s
newspaper that talks about this. But first let' s hear what the corduroy
says about tattoos. The best tattoo today, which is not having any tattoo.
The symbol of real rebellion is not having tattoos because it means not conforming
to the mass, not conforming to the tendencies. As I say to you,
there are those who see them excellent and clear that there are tattoo artists
who are very stupid. I' m not saying no, but a lot
of people do it just to follow a herd and because they think in the
short term. The tattoo today is having none. Now, Jerry, what
do I do if I' m already tattooed. As I say here,
it' s not to make anyone feel bad. I wouldn' t tell
you. There' s a solution and it' s going to be a
big deal. We deserve a second chance at everything, because we' ve
all screwed up, because maybe I haven' t tattooed myself, but I
' ve screwed him up on other things. Sure, I' m not
perfect. The good news is that there is great technology with which you can
already erase it if he talks about are several videos, but basically there it
all started and I put that I already the fame this of tattoos, which
started at the beginning of the decade of the two thousand, but had its
peak from the second decade of this century, starting from the two thousand ten.
In Forward, which is where tattooing is extremely popular all over the West,
and we begin to see abnormalities like the case of tattoos this cachi or
the other. There' s a cloth that got tattooed the black neg devoid
and now it' s being worn by the devil. They discriminate against him,
or the case of machinggon Kelly, who made a shirt goodbye. Yeah,
and that' s got to be painful, brother, look what he
' s saying. That skinning and sheathing Well, as I went to the
article that was published in January and with the question are going out of fashion
tattoos and Jason Murphy, an author of the Guardian newspaper of England, has
written with a question entitled her article. Says there are tattoos about to stop
being fashionable and says soon many young people will know them as something their parents
use. Says he starts by saying that it' s almost certain that the
maximum tattoo seems to have been left behind. The electric sharps are staying silent
and tattoo shops are emptying so as the tattoo fashion reaches an obstacle that could
take away all the momentum. Says he' s the tattoo apocalypse, just
stink. Now he says a tattoo artist. He commented on the two thousand
and twenty- three that is happening. He keeps writing some kind of bad
economy started the tattoo trend and a second guy could end it. The big
problem right now is the cost of living. Adjusted wages, inflation is falling
and tattoos come after rent. Even a brief delay in your first tattoo can
lead a person on a path without tattoos. Just over fifty percent of Australians
get their first tattoo between the ages of eighteen and twenty- five, and
tattoos breed tattoos. Most Australians who have a tattoo have more than one.
So, if you get to 25 without your first ink, you' re
much more likely to keep your skin as it is forever, it won'
t have a tattoo. It can become part of your identity. Identity leads
us to another economic factor. It is that what brought the tattoos to the
mainstream, this trend of tattoo, the author continues to say, began as
so many countercultural tendencies. With an economic dislocation. In the past, tattoos
were for cyclists and sailors. Then, the global financial crisis left many people
unemployed and left many middle- class youth in Australia, but especially in the
United States, with very small prospects. Unemployment among people between the ages of
eighteen and twenty- four in the United States rose from nine nine by two
thousand seven before the global financial crisis, to nineteen five by two thousand ten,
and did not fall back to the levels of two thousand seven out of
two thousand seventeen. That decade, tattoos were everywhere. These children saw their
peripheral relationship with the economy and society and they hugged it by sowing it in
their identity through tattoos. Says he, tattoos on baristas, bar staff and
bike messengers became a new sign of being cool and helped popularize tattoos. By
the turn of the millennium, only ten percent of Australians over the age of
fourteen had a tattoo mostly men. Now 20 percent of Australians have a tattoo
and most of them are women. The increase is driven by young people.
About thirty percent of Australians between the ages of 22 and 36 have a tattoo.
A difficult economy is not the only cause of the youth rebellion, but
it amplifies it. There is a parallel with punk movement and piercing. The
punk was born in Britain' s deep recession of the 1970s. The punk
took the piercings to the extreme. The piercings visible on the noses, eyebrows
and lips became commonplace and then disappeared as a useful sign of anything in Australia.
In a thousand nine hundred and ninety- eight, men were three times
more likely to have pierced ears than tattoos. However, the pierced ears among
men are relatively rare. Tattoos may well follow a similar path, not just
for rock bands trying to show their rebellious status. Every pop star has a
full sleeve. Tattoos have invaded the conservative world of gay pop. Recently,
a friend of forty, forty- something and lawyers got a tattoo. It
' s safe to say tattoos aren' t so rebellious anymore. He keeps
saying this writer from The Gadian. An economic crisis can lead to a tendency
to get tattooed. A fall in unemployment alone puts an end to the trend,
he says. Keep saying a tattoo doesn' t stop you from getting
jobs anymore. They' re a little weird and clear. It mediates and
unless you cover your neck or face, they have stopped transmitting rebellion effectively.
In fact, if you' re 20 and you can afford a tattoo in
this economy, you' re probably still living at home with your parents.
What kills tattoos is when they stop being great and tattoos become something exclusive to
kids who can afford it, tattoos begin to lose their appeal. Tattoos are
a sign of meaning symbols change that' s semiotic one one. There will
be a celebration in that change in a few years, when the tattoo generation
two thousand ten, two thousand fifteen are old enough to be uncool in the
field of weapons or fashions. At this time, young Australians between the ages
of 18 and 20 have parents who missed the tattoo wave, but within five
or ten years, a large part of the children who reach the age of
majority, will know that tattoos are something their parents have. You can get
a tattoo at eighteen. If your thirty- five- year- old idol
is one, but if your forty- seven- year- old father is
one. Well, no. Thank you. Jason Morphin is a journalist and
economist and wrote this article on January 7, 2, 24, and well
there he is. I call myself curiosity, because I have seen many videos,
both in English and Spanish, which is now more focused on saying or
proposing that it is already tattooing. It' s kind of like it'
ll soon be a museum of conformist and common people. Tattoo is not the
problem. The problem is the body. There' s a gross body that
doesn' t light it in tattoos. There' s a body they don
' t use. The tattoos are true, they look horrible. In fact,
there are even tattoos, there are apples that have become the watermelon in
some sparrows. There are people. There are people who don' t,
no, they don' t. The tattoo doesn' t come out.
But if tainte, I think that both the corduroy of the video, of
the first audio we hear as Brian what the name of this bastard James On
Murphy, the one written by The Garrian, has an interesting approach. I
' ve always thought the tattoo is the same. In fact, in the
2, 000th, I saw a video of a tiger calling it net nek
Logics, something so it' s a guy who has a YouTube channel where
he was talking. Explained why. Tattooing isn' t a fashion decision,
that is, it' s not a fashion decision you make, but a
life decision. We' re talking five or six years ago that there was
no technology, maybe with the effectiveness there is now to erase tattoos. Even
so, many people are clear that they do. But today technology is much
more effective. Sheaths have appeared that are with lasers and other pods and chemical
thinners, etcetera. But also the long- to- medium- long-
term effect on people' s health most of the inks they use, which
is the unpretty part of the tattoo they don' t tell you about,
apart from that it' s a lifelong decision. You know that in every
case that I give thanks that the tattoo that I did I did did it
to my back, which I never see the tattoo because I, knowing myself
as I know myself, you would have fought a plant of course I would
have erased it and that is a tattoo that I thought very well, which
has a meaning, is very special to me. But if I' d
had it every day a century ago, I' d have gotten out of
it. One last rare century that I got into my choir was covid'
s igesion That was the last thing. Yeah, I don' t go
in weird pods. I remember that video where journalist Melton Pineda spoke of the
tattoo as a leather symbol and a vagrant woman. We' ll remember Michael
Miguel' s interaction in the morning bacilon, when he attacked Omega and you
said that that was a sheath of people tasting you. It' s been
a long time. Of that, the tattoo has had a transit from rebelliousness
to ordinary piece of ornament in the body of many people. But there are
a lot of analysts, researchers, etc, who are already pointing out that
it begins to become unpopular, not because of what one might have attributed to
it before, but because fashion simply reached its peak And there are already generations
that fashion doesn' t seem attractive and people less conformists or adapted to follow
the trend of the mass, because they understand that they don' t tattoo.
Today it is the symbol of rebellion totally, totally, that is,
everyone has a brivar tattoo, be it a little girl, but they have
it. I was making an inventory of tattooed guitar people sleeping and seven out
of ten have at least one tattoo of the people I know who walk in
the age spectrum between the ages of twenty and both at fifty and so.
To this day, I remember my dad tattooed the name of us here on
the chest when they started doing them. That, that touristic thing over there,
for Porto Plata. That' s right over there. My dad worked
a long time there left some. No, little sister, but the story
he sold us and so far I believe it was that this area, that
way, was pretty dangerous. Then they tattooed the family name in case he
was killed by the sheath, and then they appeared dead and knew who.
Who. Who was it really, and that' s really what he told
us when he got from there to Puerto Plata, with the names we here
at the Chest MM, with the phone numbers and the pod not leave us
time, least you played boy the name of the whole crowd and what you
' re going to do with the names. No b already knows it'
s the ah look. There' s scholastic. Worse, my mother,
Pedro Vázquez Fulano, such were all the names and as if they were a
book, then that was the story he told to you. I' ve
heard a lot of people say they' re tattooed because they have a certain
meaning, that it' s egnified that there' s this tattoo issue.
Honestly, just an excuse for me. Yeah, I think so, and
with all the freedom you gave him, but like the supporting evidence, he
obviously tattoos there. Well, there aren' t people who already put the
names of family, family face and ok in a little heart that means a
girlfriend who threw some shit at me that anyone invents, but her body is
hers. Make it clear to you that your mother. Five, three,
one, ninety- six. We were cincuentrating with some opinions found here in
the rhythm of the morning, because I have already encountered many videos, as
many in English as in Spanish. But this issue is being discussed more in
societies that are much more advanced than this tattoo issue began much earlier and has
already entered into a straightforward decline, such as Australia, or in England or
some United States. He remembers in the United States very complex analyzed. What
the U S depends on the state, that' s how people behave.
There is a state that is very conservative, others, such as California,
New York, Massachusetts, which is more liberal in Florida. Perhaps you will
find that you are more advanced in certain things than others have been within the
same Union. But in general, what I' ve been looking for,
analyzing, reading, has been written a sea of ink on tattoos since that
began to be written in the two thousand sixteen, seventeen, when he already
touched his beak in the United States. Here I was just starting the floor.
I was just starting what it' s called It' s got the
obsolescence curve. You' re in Vaina. Good morning, good morning,
tattoos. Good brother, I look. I' m going to tell you
something about the salutages. I made the decision a long time ago and I
am thirty- three years old and started tattooing myself when I was nineteen.
But what about the tattoos I have? I' ve all sat down to
design them. I mean, I told him I got in the way.
I snuck something and took it I put it on, but to me they
have meaning. I' m really almost full. The last one you tell
me. In fact, I take care of my entire back and I understand
that it' s a decision of everyone. I count who does it,
I answer who doesn' t. I understand that doesn' t change who
you are, just like earrings, I percin them whatever it is. I
understand that tattoos are like a taste, no more fashion. I' m
not okay, thanks to me it' s a fashion. In your case,
it' s a taste, but the tattoo phenomenon is a fashion and
if you don' t know what fashion is, I invite you to do
chores. That' s what they do in high school. Fashion is what
is repeated frequently and human behavior. For you to understand how the human mind
works. Human behavior is doing what most people do. That' s why
a fifth. That' s why you see when you go to the neighborhood
so much tiger wearing your pants the same way, because that' s called
fashion and the feeling of belonging is built through a lot of symbols that are
what lead you to feel that you belong to a certain group. Tattoo is
one of those things. I had bad that I didn' t have good.
It is simply a fashion that symbolizes or symbolizes anything people have attributed to
it. Now that there are people like you, a black swan, a
unicorn in the universe is something else. Well, you' re leaving the
damn radio, good morning, good day team such good morning. Alberto looks
at me with the tattoos or what he says is very personal. If you
like to do what you want well for yourself, now of the people who
do, they do it with a nice meaning, for example, the memory
of a family member, something like that excellent. Now there are tattoos that
are made. Say the lady' s face when she died that what looks
like walking dead Chucky, I live one. Yeah, I really felt sorry
for flying and yes. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yes,
Alberto, who repeats the name of the person who wrote the art, is
named Jason Murphy and The Gardian. He wrote it in January four this year,
where he explains well to one of the many. This is what you
can find yourself on steminc readiness and discussion space, also where what these subreddits
are called, where people argue about coughing topics, etcetera. Since the oldest
we have in the two thousand sixteen, two thousand seventeen, we are talking
here about opinions found in the rhythm of the morning. There is already a
tendency that begins to be marked that people do not tattoo, because the tattoo
has become the symbol of the mass, of the conformists, of the common.
Not half that' s not the tattoo. I' m never like
one here says well if I have prejudice with tattoos it' s queribe writes
angla when mansar ansi angeal manza and with that pingks I say and I don
' t have tattoos, they don' t call me. I think a
lot that it would be wrong to stain my body and that is your clear
opinion. Don' t let my aunt hear it. This I say Angie,
yes, no, but pretend, but he walks with a sleeve.
She knows that people are very hypocritical. No, she doesn' t look.
There' s something here that' s called the curve of the orrolescence,
of the sheath of anything and everything, everything, everything, everything,
everything absolutely everything goes through that curve that is no matter what it is,
from drug use to everything, and it' s that everything comes to maturity
and then it starts to decay for so many reasons. Everything, everything,
everything, and I believe that in the last twenty years it has been in
the ink season of two thousand and three here. Well, I, the
first few years I started on the radio, there was still a lot of
prejudice, but I was already talking about becoming something conventional, the tattoo here,
in the Dominican Republic. Seeing it in the United States, I'
ll see it in Europe, but it already seems that people were saturated in
those countries and now what' s there is the opposite, an interest of
the people to not tattoo the new act of rebellion. Hey, what a
sheath the world is like for it to be the world has to be like
this. Now, the author of the article that we were reading right now
says in the headline of the article something that points out, that is,
that tattoos. Soon many young people will know it as something their parents have.
And there are products, for example, beer brand beers in Europe and
in and in the United States, which entered a cycle of crisis like growth,
because younger consumers saw it as the beers that grew up watching their grandfather
consume or their pa It' s like that and that phenomenon occurred between two
thousand ten and two thousand seventeen, as you see it as something of that
makes it pass and that makes it for Pio slve to be old. If
that old man, that old man is that and just as I imagine it
was the same as that custom. Well, my custom, that old sheath,
he' s crazy, what sheath? Like I kind of change things.
And nobody was going to tell me in two thousand, in the year
two thousand we' re going to have this one get to the point to
say that pussy, that pod, that grandma has that old pod, what
thing, what sheath? A prize for Carlos Montes, who is doing wonders
with all the pods that go viral in the nets. I saw a video
of a lady in Tiktok on Saturday that she says that she is afraid,
that she has thought a lot about going to see it in Santiago, which
is where these videos are recorded, much of what Carlos mon thequ recreates so
that the one who records it does not go, he uploads it to the
network and that Carlos Montequil makes a meme. He' s afraid, she
says, my fear my worst nightmare. That' s what the lady says.
But Carlos is really out of bounds. Diana Gomez hard on the case.
I was talking to a friend over the weekend and she was telling me
that she was drinking Ron with frozen grapes, that is, to use it
like grapes like ice aha, so you went, you had to go biting
too, that is you sip with the grapes to the gag and that highlighted
the flavor to the Ron and told me I realized this. It was by
mistake one day unintentionally there was no ice in the house. I had the
grape with afua gel. I threw it at him and that' s how
I realized it. Then I want us to talk about that which you realized
by mistake. That thing you discovered by mistake. You know I do.
You know I discovered by mistake that I can' t be an astronaut because
the last time I went out with Lama Edgar' s boys he loaned me
a helmet, a full face hears me very well. Ever since the glass
came down from the hull, I was starting to itch my nose. I
can' t wear an astronaut thing by hearing I couldn' t stand my
nose. I don' t know why. Five, three one by mistake
cook it egg fry. I egg it on the airfire, not on the
water thing. Oh yeah, you can fry with water. It' s
true. I congratulate you because I dropped it. Five threes one, ninety
- six fifty that morning rhythm at the ninth pace and we' re talking.
That thing that you mistakenly discovered here the Hit Molty in the morning that
you discovered by mistake. You know what I discovered over the weekend. I
don' t know why my social beings always go deep. Now that I
' m making use of tiktok I fell into a conspiracy theory that he'
s planning this is a prison and that we, as we say hardest in
Spanish, harvest exactly that they' re harvesting the energy from us and that
when one dies, like you, they force you to reincarnate to return to
reap your energy. A great person, hey not Twitter, you got the
cool one, have something in a little land. That way so they go
to plant cassava and dance and things, to see good morning. Well,
follow a lot of chones give him the happy start of the week pay for
everyone. Thank you very much, thank you, my love Look. I
discovered by Errol you see the glass sopite they sell for one celi in the
microwave. Yeah, well, I broke one. I can' t put
her in the microwave. I made it warm water first and then I threw
it out I asked them to bring it and I reading I realized that so
it is prepared. He' s getting ready exactly You throw the water out,
he comes back, the stage, he leaves it for three minutes,
and he' s not saying that he threw it in the cauldron, the
fucking cauldron. I usually have that soup. What I do is that I
either do or I don' t do one other I throw him out.
I' ll pepper her I won' t pepper that soup. I buy
from the envelopes now, yes, it' s from glass. The little
savants are one of the best. The rest of the water tindanga. The
other knows water is pati has the little head, it comes like a seasoning.
Yeah, but that little monkey gives the Dominican broth the creaminess. I
do, yes, I enter it wide, that is exactly with a flat
of the sabrette, it comes as with little things of that. Yeah,
yeah, they' re different, yeah, it' s really good.
Sancoche' s a stick that. But, but the thing is, when
I buy from envelopes, I buy a particular taint that I have a lot
that I don' t see, but that stops buying from that kind of
soup. I pepper my soups because it' s eating a soup of that
one that brings nothing more and drinking a suape water It' s the same.
Me, when I buy it I' m with you. I throw
a spoon of onion in it wide, I wave half a sopita, I
throw an onion hair on it. If you' re sad and only in
the fridge that I love this piece of Auyama, you want to put it
more, throw it out, throw three pieces of yucca at it. Yeah,
and sometimes, if I' m really hungry, I fuck two eggs
in it, but what I do is I take off the lime, that
is, talking the ros aha, then I go make an egg. I
' ll have it with me. So maring like this, fried eggs,
soaked eggs, marinate like this, very good. And that the exact week,
then I give him the envelope and the nuros already good morning, good
day you discovered by accident, Chile looks a curious fact to hear the rhythm
of the morning you remember Alberto when the gossip with Santiago aha, I said
pussy, but this bastard with what so much faith tells you about us,
but neither I like it. I like looking for po. I heard we
scream for this ba in a genius aumentá dale. Thank you, Daddy,
Santiago. You must travel here. Says here my friend Janderson, that he
discovered that the soups they sell she says duo no microwafe there are some that
come in glass fun Yes, you can make a soup under and the people
of the mime don' t, because the glass soups of that brosite don
' t come in glass are. They' re cups like a cardboard that
can be microndified. I' ve seen America too. But if it'
s step phon don' t go in the mic no and people keep it
in the mic my love three minutes in the mic. That' s why
he' s having so much cancer here and one with a talk in his
blood and he goes there eating that there. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah? Good morning, good morning, Adrian, hello, hello. Look,
I found out, I found out that the microwave wasn' t initially
for what it was made for. Oh, not the microwave. I don
' t know mendombre. Actually, the microwave. I think it was by
accident that they discovered, that it worked that way in one in a lab.
Actually the microwave was for signal transmission. Ah Mira works, Look,
but he plays hot. And if you want to, you can ask him
how the microwave ovens were discovered and he explains it to you in his fifties.
Over there, pretty much good morning. That thing you discovered by mistake.
That' s what Alberto says the Chinese soup Loves, you know how
to burn and an invention something calls celery me and put the egg that looks
fried, but in the same water of the Chinese soup. Loves, yes,
I don' t stir it like that and I don' t like
to see the rolled egg butts wholey with their soft yolk comfortably yeah and covered
at a tip of the chita, clear more and du and that it stays
between soft and hard don' t be foot that yes are Sara already,
you know that I have a frustration, like then I have high. I
' m going to go to the China store this week to see if I,
finally and once and for all, find a frying pan that Mommy won
' t let go of me to fry egg why and cool her down.
I don' t understand how I gave one. I went in the eighteen
thousand I buy a Star Team for and Anderson has to remember it. I
went with him to a Marshall and I took a cauldron two to a silicony
patula. I bought a suitcase, a coffee maker. I brought a move
from Miami. I remember that trip and I brought my frying pan in the
hope of making it there was a cla heara mania when I pulled that suitcase
off the leash at the airport, mine also opened it. Hahaja the way.
Aya, then, going back to the issue of pans, when I
don' t know why. My mom has an obsession with fat shine.
The day' s up. Man gives fat shine to all pussy. Sure,
solve everything, you stick to all this there. I try to fry
an egg and I have to talk to the loose jumper. That egg,
please, you eat a pod now give it that I' ll give it
then, then I want it to get. I jumped in that there'
s no human form, the ceramics thing. Not ceramic. They' ll
show up here. I' m going to a supermarket. I take one
for clean, one because they' re good at it' s clean,
because my house is so dirty. Cells, five, three, one,
ninety- one, fifty. That thing you discovered by mistake. Good morning,
good morning, eight good morning. He' s leaning towards comedy.
They' ve left something very important that we' ve all discovered for you.
What' s the time. Our first japa. It was by mistake.
I didn' t find out by mistake. I had a problem.
Then I was hit, I was stressed, and I extended that lasted three
years. Ay no para diamos, because I did not discover it by mistake,
what you, because all the little face that is between eleven and twelve
years old, and his friends begin to talk to him that they masturbate and
explain it to you. In fact, it' s peak. In fact,
everyone knows in the park what they were gathering in the background, in
the triangulito, in a mata that there was in the end, that there
they made marathons and competition of Japas with public, included in the nineties.
So don' t make yourselves believe that one is there are innocent children,
all the boys talk about those rarrerías from eleven to two, eleven to the
good at eleven. It was that those dogs that were there, that they
were my schoolmate and that you did and I didn' t talk about that
sheath in the yard Let' s go what milk first. That' s
what they did in Jottiger, in the park right now there' s a
school and in us after I get it further and if you' re hearing
it, some people know it' s like that. You know what you
were, what you were young, preteens, back there in the park,
back there or now of married men and family and sheath eh bad memory.
Good morning, good morning, good morning. How' s it going,
ladies, asking for the line of the arts Alberto Iron when they buy it
again, leave it, heat it to the top and then give you oily
well, I create some movie just like telong and it doesn' t hit
you anything. No, they' re not They' re going crazy,
they' re getting in order, they' re not going to put him
in the oven. Face down with oil, other than olive, low down
for at least forty- five minutes and I did that an io is cured
exactly. What happens is that mine I leave it there always with oil,
if you always have to do it in grace, I always don' t
leave it with a fried oil. That' s where Bo Sister left it.
I don' t want anything. Not me. I' ll leave
it open. So I avoid him in the house of all my friends with
oil oils, frying oil and five months, four years and I lake him
twice a year. I wash it in December and in for Christmas and summer.
I wash him You know I' ve been burned by a jumper.
Yeah, the first one I bought burned me and you had no shape.
But I' m going to take me from Adrian and I' m going
to buy one of how you said ceramics. Now, when I go to
New York, I' ve got one that he wanted incomprehensible. We have
an unfinished business. Your frame Heid and I ah ok, Anderson, attention
and Anderson. We have a five, three, one, ninety- six
fifty. That thing you discovered by mistake. Good morning. Yeah, one,
in ten two days. It was last week a defense truck listening to
a clink clank down. Yo wow, I got damaged this was motiguador the
transmission of a sheath. When I get down it' s more replacement our
robbery cried it was stolen it' s curious by accident, oh wow.
And the last five, three, one, ninety- six fifty. We
' re talking Adriana this one now. That thing you discovered by mistake.
Good morning, good morning, bandia. I discovered by the role the theme
of the movies you Figueroa and that kind of content I had like eleven when
that and one day I found a yes already here in my house, among
all the film is, and let me see I complained this and put it
oh, but look and then you already know a degenerate to glory, a
degenerate in formation. There' s a very good cause I' ll give
you in the morning. Good morning, Good morning, Aludes, I discovered
by mistake that my neighbor' s boss, a neighbor from here in the
capital, was the head of several drug points in Santiago. Hey boy,
but don' t say that. You have to keep quiet. Good morning,
these are things that are not dangerous. Good morning, Hello, Good
morning, Good morning, Alberto goes to a technique throw sand before new river.
That' s what happened to me, and I figured this out.
Oh see you fry it a little bit of latina and then throw the egg
at f there and it will never hit you even dead. Then I'
d be eating jarique that I see and you know that I' m very,
as they say, fond of cooking and I see some French chefs and
pods and stuff, and I learned to fry the egg in a different way.
He bought some butter over low heat and a little water and cover and
they' re exquisite the fucker' s gey. Problem is the jumper doesn
' t help me. It clearly sticks that you know yes or yes,
but half back in the jumper because the mom removes the teflon with pure golden
shine I have one that does not heat up. He' s got,
like, five hundred layers of coal downstairs in my house. He' s
taken fire, jump. Once upon a time you know I used to be
the cauldron shiners. You had to wait for it. Yeah, yeah,
so we brought in a jumper that had, like, three generations in the
family and it looks like by generation it went like soft, like that oil
scab when it burns exactly. In the past, unlike now, it was
the anafes of the stoves. Then, because of the dust, the ash,
the coal, the combination of the oil, that created a crust for
the cauldrons and the pans that were the glittering cauldrons that were in charge of
removing it. Sometimes jump, they didn' t take it off. When
that jump in saw from tufa for the first time, that caught candela men
that that and a jino like but pamper them in the morning rhythm ninety-
six five, the best excuse to get up early. You know there'
s everything to cook in micrond. I discovered that by looking for a microwave
greca and that one for microwave. But he doesn' t think you'
re such a grecian that you' re talking about a transparent plastic that'
s bringing in the sheath all over the sheath just like your protodo made of
plastic with a silicone rubber and you' re killing it in the micrond in
two minutes. You have coffee. There are also cauldrons to make aha rice,
there are cauldrons to make grills, that is to say there are ustensils
that are made from a sheath that is heated like pods. There' s
the plates that you put on the stove, that' s for the microwave
and everything. But the microwave was accidentally discovered by Percy Spencer, an American
engineer, in a thousand nine hundred and forty- five. While working at
Rhon Corporation, a company that manufactured radar equipment. During World War II,
Spencer was testing a new vacuum tube called MACNETN. During one of his tests
he noticed that a chocolate in his pocket had melted unexpectedly. Infrican by this
phenomenon, he conducted more experiments and discovered that microwaves generated by the magneton could
cook food quickly. This discovery came to the development of the first commercial microwave
oven, which was launched in one thousand nine hundred and forty- seven or
the name of rada aranch Over time, microwave ovens became popular in homes around
the world because of their convenience and efficiency in cooking food the discovery of microwave
oven that was produced by this man, as the radaranch weighing around one hundred
and forty kilograms, had a price of approximately five thousand dollars. Initially,
these microwave ovens were mainly used in commercial environments such as restaurants and fast food
service. Over time, however, technological advances enabled the production of smaller and
more accessible microwave ovens, which led to it becoming a common household electro in
households around the world. The first microwave is that I saw. It was
in the' 90s. I say that I saw him close to me,
not ninety- two, because one saw him in the newspaper and the television
that made him a lot of publicity in the eighties. I remember distributions,
recursipios. I remember a microon carrying a santsum oven. I remember from microwave
that was in my house, that I had at the door. It was
like he pulled one thing, it' s never gonna forget me, and
it was like it was hard to give them hard. But that was already
being replaced by induction furnaces. Aha exact, induction ovens that are devil on
horseback, microwaves that we knew, that we know yes traditionally, but induction
furnaces are better for your baking meat pods and things. Now it' s
induction. Chupan lu that the devil take you. I had a very good
induction stove. You took her to a workshop around Lincoln, near the pharmacy.
The Hidalgos that burned back there. I have a microband there and they
didn' t return the oven, they didn' t call me or anyone
else and I passed by. One day the site was closed and I go
to God that the induction furnace, the induction stove of God give it to
you of blessings. Then I thought about buying another one, but then I
started to calculate how much energy is consumed, not because the site is still
the site. Yeah, well, I, when I passed it was closed.
I' m still so on the other side. Ah, good thing
they keep that stove. I don' t want her ginate anymore. That
was the two thousand nineteen. Maker of great you, then go on,
but the induction stoves are very good, especially in houses where people are neglected.
They install an induction stove, because the induction stove does not produce heat,
that is, in the play, but it has like a sheath inside
or it is like a way to describe it to you. Induction is used
for many purposes, to cut metal pods, as well, etcetera. But
what it does is it heats the metal of the pot, for example stainless
steel. There are others that aluminum hycion that bring the metal put on the
base and it heats up, that is, it is not that you have
hot a sheath that like the current stoves, the conventional electric stoves, that
is a resistance that gets red hot and you put it up there. No.
No, this doesn' t work that way. That has to look
beautiful in a kitchen. The induction stoves are very nice. They' re
very pretty, the ones I bought. It cost me a hundred and sixty
- nine dollars and brings a pot. I had only the pot and the
manual and many memories left. And many memories yes and I said I did
not consume too much light because it was a slavery that loved the brage every
time, consumes many. I don' t know if it was that my
graake was of very little capacity, because that could affect, but every time
I had to be changing breaks and bays and he was getting hot with this
shit after he hurt. I don' t know that He brings a small
piece that I then looking for on YouTube, a small piece that has like
life, it' s like every hundred zero miles, like the seven of
the cars, changes it every five thousand kilometers and it' s already damaged
that And I started looking and it was worth practically the same thing that tufa
to nine and I say that like the new I breath everything in the stove
oven. If you know that well, my microwave has a little more than
a year damaged and abrage it hurts me the fire in me is going to
heat like it, the Mister, the micron not like it' s called
the vaine you or you know that one makes a mistake when hot and microwave
sell some utensils for you to put the dishes to cover it and that the
steam also cooks the thing by steam. I bought one of those, which
are made of silicone, from a sheathed silicone come on. That' s
the end, because one grabs and shoves the heated twig in there without covering
it up and says red and dehydrates. And that even when I' m
going to heat my normal food. They left him the stage supposed. Of
course, it will not be assumed and so says the rcto steam. I
heat it all together bean rice meat. If I' m with you,
I' m Tink Bon in Witch. I' m in there now.
The only thing I do is cover it up, because you know you buy
a smartphone from Mommy and run it on Facebook. I' ve made her
learn a lot of things. That was her who showed it to me and
gave it away. Well, he' s debunking talk in the miroon of
course, I bought the sheath that they sell on Amazon. Yeah, 14
bucks. It costs a stick, yeah, a stick. Remember that the
non- microwaves were an accidental invention of a tiger who worked at a radar
manufacturing company in forty- five out there, more or less, he realized
that those waves, which produced a vein called Macneytron, quickly cooked the food
for a chocolate that melted him doing a test. He then began to experiment
and there appeared the microwave wave that for the first time was commercialized in one
thousand nine hundred forty- seven r which is the fit or morning, because
it was the one hundred and five one rhythm ninety- six five in Santo
Domingo. There are some politicians who have to get away from social media.
Well, if you want to create real preception and that turns into votes,
you go street, you should go to good use the traditional media go where
you go neither to the cantara, go where julitos, as well as you
already look like pair of beers with the tiggers on a team or those people
forget about twir, intagra and that vaja Or I have to, by the
way, talking about Instagram, Omar' s line of communication I really love
Omar you see the reality, no, but line do not win votes communicate
from Omar. I feel identified as a mother. Very good with your way
of communicating. I love what. Well, good, but you have to.
That idea is an old race. Igini, don' t know you.
I was the other day with the chauffeurs that I believe I when I
too remove this or mari me, but march or Great God take away the
challenge. Well, look. There' s a question. Let' s
talk about this, the family, the marriage, that, that. That
' s something we have to really always highlight, because moving from family to
society, to marriage sheath. And yesterday I started to see one that there
was a festival of mental illness this weekend I Alberto Viti Lodos greetings Ramon yesterday
in San Pedro, seeing the testimonies of many people who have saved, they
are bou mastimonies and I found it great, great even gave me in the
heart that question is and good and I certainly told myself. I dare ask
all of you what you stopped doing to make your mantrimony work. For a
marriage to work. They said," They said the people who were interviewing
and things they usually, all parting from a fact that had happened in their
life, one thing, a sheath, not exactly, a trigger and I
said pussy. From now on I' m going to family, he'
s so good to say. The others began to value. I don'
t know if you know Doña Rosa Ariza, who is Bolivar Valera' s
mother. Yesterday she shares Boli and my God to my friend who forgives me,
shares I returned a video of her mother who was celebrating look what here
was celebrating forty- seven years of marriage with her husband, Don Bolívar,
and is sharing Doña Rosa. What Doña Rosa, who is an educator,
understands, everything in the institution of education is about Sunday this one had a
television program. She' s a lady of a like she says, an
attitude and a very measured verb, that is, she' s practically a
black swan that I don' t find as easy women as Doña Rosa.
She gives her recipe, but I then put a comment to her. Listen
to what Doñar says, that is, the question Bolly asks is Rosa talk
about the forty- seven- year standing key here, elegant master, what
to do and acceptance moment that we are interviewing. We' re interviewing Grandpa
or you guys. Or says Doña Rosa that love tolerance exact acceptance that I
agree with her, but I comment on it. Boli lets me tell Doña
Rosa that they don' t sell any of that stuff today that she says
well what I' m going to do so that my marriage was working.
Functions and five, three, one, ninety- six and fifty go out
in the morning ninety- six. We' re talking about what you stopped
doing to make my marriage work. I quit the drug. Says a cordon,
some people we' re interviewing ho in tiktok I saw a cordon that
he was part of a sign and he went out. He said. When
my daughter was born, I said I need to be a dad. Good
morning, hello, what did you stop doing to make your heritage work?
I had to stop making chorus with the people at school. A pl dance
there. Good morning, significant your good bru see Hello from the street,
but the street is literal in a brutal radical way. The one who knows
me says he knows that I had my hair on my shoulders and that it
was I went out once and for all. When I got married, I
remember that I left on a Friday and I forgot four in the morning in
a cabin that I was married to that standard of living. You know wow
or. Good morning, whatever I stop doing to get my marriage killed works
good morning, well give it up, I' ll stop reputed the cell
phone and my Brisa Crazy card bet on the map votes, I spend and
I don' t care what it does in the cell and look at it
there that' s essential. Stop seeing five or three cigars. I observe
something and this is a recommendation to my friends who have a vice to control
the use of the cell phone. When they' re in space with the
handcuffs, he makes himself roll all clear glued to that phone. All day,
unless you have a call center on the phone. Sure, it'
s not hard for me. I sit in my house and I watch TV.
The phone lasts eight hours. I don' t put my hand on
it goes and you who work with your cell phone is a cie its chi
lo chipero shape no, no, no, I gossip it no people with
normal life can happen that you to look at the eyes, you have to
put a mirror in front of the cell phone cling has to be good morning.
Whatever I stop doing or trimony the injuries try to get the woman to
agree with me. Like this. Five, three, one, ninety-
six, fifty good pussy you name what I do, my God I call
and nothing else looked like this and you said hey, I said we'
re looking at you with your cell phone, where when I' m with
her your fucking problem. And now there' s a problem and I have
more time to check hers the day I found a pod there that has a
conversation with a half cousin. I say half a cousin, because when I
see him, he' ll have a cookie that I' m going to
disappear half of him. Sure, sure, half a cousin. She became
my cousin. When I see you was going with the side of me.
But it' s true that you' re Abel. Men stop using that
when they' re in love or with family. No one has a cohisent
in their head. Mentila, have a good time. If you moderate that,
you will see how the amateur woman Orejona what truth He found you a
conversation with a half cousin of half a cousin, a coversation so he describes
unpopular opinions. Infidelities in marriage help to revitalize the relationship, so he does
not abuse them. It seems that the conversation was very interesting for the cousin.
She and the cousin are both to blame. Don' t you take
her Nothing goes with the cousin. Violence. Not bad, I mean bad,
it' s bad, yeah, good morning that good. C radio
please, I didn' t have any. You have to divorce this man,
who is another man for me, to make the marriage work. Stay
married by fashions to friends, tigers. You know half the divorces that happen
every year are from marriages where women get married because the friend got married.
The other half is for the same thing, but it' s from is
from the other side, I mean, it' s not the woman who
divorced the tiger, but it' s for the same reason. Don'
t get married because your friend got married, not because of fashion or any
crazy person. These desperate women, I mean, I graduated, I have
a master' s degree. I need a man to get married. The
first thing that happens good chau Look, I know one that left her an
apartment for all married men, please, they have to learn how to manage.
They got me Harto, good morning, Harta, I' m gonna
learn from you, work for the best. All right. That' s
what you stopped doing to make your heritage functions. Good day, team.
Good morning. Two things. The first one, stop rescuing pama, I
give it at 3: 00 in the morning. Look, I' m
in Bonao. You can come, but I' m on. You'
re my friend and you' re stopping. Second. I' m four
years old, I don' t attend the drunk rally. Last time was
a disaster. Well, we last two weeks. Out with the devil'
s case. I have really returned him to the 2, 000th bz of
the How Tichel is called that I had how it was that we baptized him.
He' s called goodbye, the one who killed the cabin in the
pilot' s son, the one perceptive. I' ve got him hanging
up there like I' ve got a belly that you know, pot,
a tabarri explodes and a couple. He took it, boy. Good morning,
good morning. It stings what you stopped doing to make my mom work
by getting a good divorce, me exactly, but I wasn' t talking
about it. My love, don' t be so stupid. There'
s something here that I mean, it' s not so illogical, which
I don' t agree with. And I agree. If you divorced that
marriage didn' t work out logically, then if you spent a minute for
that, I' d have given it to the children of valid Africans.
What that minute transfers to him is that his mother does not accept into his
house, but her mother, her mother five or three, one, ninety
- six and fifty. The mother- in- law in a couple'
s house. It is, I mean, a mother- in- law
living unless the couple is well established, an established couple, a couple already
eight nine ten years old living together, unless it is from that stretch,
a mother- in- law put into a house, a new couple.
It' s the beginning of the end. The big house, even if
you look at it, can be the palace of Versailles. You put it
there and it also depends a lot on the personality of the mother- in
- law. No, but there' s also his grace to give him.
There is a mother- in- law who lives in Spain to save
the children' s heritage. Yeah, yeah, I' m already ginated
here, I left the exit, cabaret and good morning, well ha,
well, I checked it to a corduroy that I didn' t understand but
I got married and it wasn' t the same anymore. I was letting
you influence that boy' s marriage. If your friends are real they understand
that you are married and for every day activity they do, four include in
the family to know now. If they' re not a red tiger,
they' ll always be inducing you to evil. I have a friend who
has friends who help him buy the ticket from the woman to send her on
a trip so they can stay alone then. Are those real corduroys really?
They' re real corduroys that' s fine on vacation, it' s
their excellent, but you can' t be friends with a tiger who'
s married and there we go back to the same subject of mother- in
- law, that is, mother- in- law, disruptive friends and
all those pods are problems in new marriages. Yes, because there are usually
two people who want to build a bond and everything that breaks with that process
and troublesome you have to leave what burns the fever and go that it is
burned, that is, if your friend didn' t dedicate you four days
a week. Nothing else can one, because I enhance that one. But
also and not that the first six months that you have to terlo for years.
Not necessarily let go for years. You can go on with friendship,
but understand that priority is another That' s what I mean, so it
' s not the same choir as before. Of course it can be because
it is before it lasts single and if it is going to dawn to cross
the sheath, it calls me the road that one takes there, for the
Roman, in two hours, for gold, rome babies and sunrise on the
beach, as it is called the one that drowns many people there in week,
in what week of the devil in barbarian ah Macau, in Macau,
It is in Macau, or the beach where the court is there. You
can' t terrate that out there anymore. He can make us ride your
bike, you can' t. We' re not, I' m
on a bike. Piro over there. What' s more, I think
I' m talking to him, but if you' re newly married and
your husband, he keeps going every weekend from having to thrash with the friend
that there' s that triplet bike stick, that friend is a nest,
no, no, no, bird. That friend is a woman, that
friend your husband, wife. Believe it, we' re going now for
what it' s called at the airport. Let' s make it paligüero
if you' re in the lady house now folding your husband' s clothes
and your son' s and this and he' s dike bicycling now with
a friend, that' s her boyfriend, boyfriend, her boyfriend, her
boyfriend. There are other activities that apply as well, but we will leave
it for another task. We can' t talk, not so much in
front of the same day. We have to say the last morning. Oh,
well, yes, it' s full boys, if it' s
with my besti that a woman made right, she put up with the king
mario until her father himself told her my daughter forgive me if I taught you
bad example. I give you a bad life. Whatever it is, he
said, Daddy, we never set an example. Then he told her and
why she' s missing so much. My very own sister, she welcomed
and said to the husband look out for blessings with your ass watch it go
away. Well, the guy left his neck, he left the street,
he does it, he licks that woman, that negative woman. And now
marriage, the best marriage in the world. I kept like who primelogical.
That woman read was that man to get out of the way not and when
she released him in a band, there he managed. Yeah, because he
saw the reality. Yeah, that' s it in the morning. This
is ninety- six five of the capital, one hundred and five one in
the Cibao. If you have PPH today is your day. Yes, today
is World BPH Awareness Day. That' s not that new one. What
you say you didn' t put before to watch video is the VHS a
ok. That happened to a tiger who got hit look your girlfriend has h
b BH. I' ll split what I care. Oh, well,
it' s stuck. It' s the day of awareness about brain damage,
head blows, etcetera. A special day for Adriana, the National Grammor
Day. Oh, yes, today is grammar day. It' s also
the children' s day. It is also the day of fun data about
names, the world or global day of engineers, but which of all sound
the engineer. Remember that engineer is only one, as well as consulate,
is only one, to give him the name of engineering, bachelor' s
degree, that as an industrial engineer, that that is a bachelor' s
degree or that empique administration is not a business administration. Basically. The other
thing is that meth engineer, when he' s basically a wire mechanic.
Yeah, that' s mechanic. A tiger that squeezes tuelga is going to
put big wire, that' s it and fix generators and give the power
plant. That' s not an engineer. Engineer is a tiger who builds
a work, calculates as one, does not fall, knows how much rod
it carries, etcetera. They want to put engineering on the whole sheath.
Engineer only one, as well as consulate, nothing more is the American And
now and everything else, everything else, everything else is a variety to give
lordship to those races, is to use the lordship from the time of ancient
Rome and ancient Greece, which was given to the engineer to put him on
a bachelor' s degree in marketing and administration. And sheath that licensed industrial
engineer from a company administration. I' m back in the process, it
' s all right there for an old- age process. He hears an
engineer, but the word engineer has really been disrespectful in the last few decades.
In fact, the race that is called dick engineering, which should not
be called engineering, you know in fact that the civilian doesn' t own
it exactly us engineers is that the word engineer to the only one who applies
it and stays with garbo and presence, is the one who girds himself to
build tower. Sure. Of course, if you have not made a tower
or a bridge or a large road or a dam or a subway line,
you are not an engineer. It' s still a more contrutol paste.
I' m talking about that you win with the boot I am Today is
the day people who are going to die because of God. Today is Global
Engineer' s Day. It' s also the day of the Vaina experiments.
The engineer' s diagram is held annually on March 4. Cells are
sponsored by UNESCO and the World Engineering Federation to recognize the achievements of engineers.
He contributed to the construction and construction of infrastructure. You heard Go There'
s Joyek two. It' s not so inclusive of industrial engineers and idians
behind mechanics that all that is to give presence and garbo to those bar races
read what engineers or niches are after Yes, World Engineer' s Day also
includes other topics. The history of Engineers' Day began on March 4,
nineteen hundred and sixty- eight. It was held for the first time in
two thousand sixteen, and the celebration emphasizes that engineering can be a rewarding profession,
because the innovations of an engineer are useful in our daily lives. Sure,
so you already know. I repeat what history of the day says.
World Engineer' s Day hears well to recognize the achievements of engineers and their
contributions to building and building infrastructure. They heard they' re hearing if they
want to catch rope take it. I wish what makes you brand with a
very ash cane. No. No, no, no, it' s
a master builder that I' m an engineer so engineer two of the numbers
in hand or it' s in the torgon. Yeah, yeah, under
the air what everybody' s getting sun and running candel is throwing calculus on
a plane and dancing quietly. Yeah, yeah, yeah, watching hinche.
Yes, other days are also celebrated on the day well instagram and falling in
love and falling in love with Garahita and Vaina Va and buying boot face and
shirt. Columbia, Columbia. Another thing, uh, the fact of using
Columbia. It doesn' t make you an engineer a little bit. I
think we' re arming one for you. Oh. Yes, today is
also BPH awareness day. Let me give this Hipólito Potten' s game for
him to the BPH. The International Day of Cooking on HPV is celebrated annually
on 4 March. It was established to help clarify awareness of PPH and educate
people about vaccines and other preventive measures. BPH International Day is also the day
of those who call themselves Ray and also the day of the pound hake.
What' s that day? The Punke, Pound Own Punkke, National Snack
Day is also the national day of safety. It' s linked to engineer
' s day, plastic soldiers' day. It is also the world day
to fight sexual exploitation, the day of the dylan ah, but there are
many half- Dominican republic Dylan attention to all those who call themselves Sonia Chet
Sonia a man who sent him to guard yes, but all those who call
themselves Sonia. Today is the day of attention to those called Sonia. They
left him. Sonia one problem. At the same time, Dyland Day,
but also today is the day they call themselves Sonia, because it' s
obesity day. The day goes by you know a fat woman who doesn'
t call Sonia, a man who starts seeing World Obesity Day is also Hector
' s Day, you know a hector who isn' t fat two.
That' s it. Well, we have a problem with the engineers today,
the fat ones. Well, exactly, exactly, hey, where'
s the week like chicken ay ay ay Eduardo comes back, so he'
s there. It' s a few days that are celebrated. Today in
America. The day of embracing a g and the day of the album,
the day of the Dylans, the day of the data, the BPH,
the engineer, etcetera. This Sunday we got up with the news of the
lawsuit that was set up in a discotheque in the city of Jarabaja BARACOA.
I told the jarabacos, they didn' t listen to me that you were
going to let the people get hurt by these capitals who have gone there.
It' s true, and you didn' t listen to me. I
have grown up and I am from the capital, I have told you that
with what the capital takes he ends it or there, starting with the capital
itself, starting with the capital, you left and that no, that this
is very hospitable. Full of capital over there you look at him and look
at him there. Now we' re taking the disco shoot- outs here
and you want it there. Well, yesterday was the news of the lawsuit
that took place. This is published by several media, a party that ended
in lawsuit shots Botella Bocinacio in a club in Jarabacoa called Luzury Rochi. Then
I' d give a press conference where I' d talk and clear up
a little bit of this as far as it looks like this mess is going
to get more. Clearly, it was a mess, a messy devil,
because people are involved in dangerous people. There was a shot and this if
there were, like, four or five shots. The judicial authorities ordered the
seven- time club Luxury Grand Stage in Gravacooa due to a shooting staged during
the presentation of the artist Urbano Rochi. It has to be said that this
activity was not he who closed but there were other artists and no inconvenience happened.
So far, no injuries have been reported as a result of the shooting.
In a video you see a horn in your head. I don'
t know if he' s gonna count himself wounded, but he' s
seeing God eating or he' s still being shot like a monkey in the
head. This happened around four and fifteen in the morning, while the urban
performer Aderlee Ramírez Oviedo, known artistically as Rochi, was present at the place
of fun. The action against law and order was triggered by a conflict between
the security team, the present at the scene and a person identified as Danielavreu,
resulting in several shots fired inside the premises. The prosecution indicated that it
is working in coordination with the auxiliary investigative agencies to clarify the facts and take
actions necessary to ensure security. A teacher' s question is whether it is
Rochi who presents himself because there were clients on the platform, because that'
s a popcorn that has the majority of urbans walking around with a girdle of
lambs. Yes, malocorita a fence of lambs that walk with them and sink
it to the platform and the king of nepaellos exactly Peter speaks of an activity
How much to food it was that they asked for twenty- four food.
Then, then, the disco would publish a statement that both Adriana and I
are at the disposal. Yeah, well, it was yesterday, already yesterday,
you could manage. That wording, which could fix that wording was published
by friend Chibato, the Chivato of Santiago, the Chivato today also published an
audio that leaked from one of the employees. Because of that audio it has
not been possible to verify, it has not been possible to contrast exactly that
it is yes good. For the case is that the discotheque published a statement
and Rochi also did the same. We start with Roche who says for my
fans the one who knows me and has seen me live knows that I go
upstairs and have fun and it' s my style of my show. He
says they want to make me look like I' m looking for trouble where
the videos are. Where I approach and tell him that in tone under what
he' s doing and other people make the thing worse. He starts talking
about getting him a dichotheque that I already bought him. The person speaks blah
who wants another to stick no longer worry that that will happen, it will
stick another, because you no one is eternal in the world nor having a
heart and less you to the artists of that charles that for seven or eight
years and then for the Zapacón of history and the Tape, what they have
released in seven or eight years, those who are lucky because the last have
lasted two months, two or three appointments of short circle and out, says
the disco in a lousyly written statement, says the hall of events light and
j was cow the mint. What happened last Saturday in the activity that was
organized as the closing of the carnival season is intolerant and, unfortunately, there
are artists in quotation marks that should not be in the public arena. However,
to them even though we know the class they represent or how they act.
We admit the error of how many your services are, motivated by which
today we apologize to all our customers and related in our event room. To
date, no similar situation had ever arisen. Because it is a place considered
prestigious, safe and familiar. Hycotheques are not familiar. Again we apologized to
those who understood like us, who were going to watch a tasteful show in
the final part, as and if urbanized the Blachie and Angelior. After the
investigations by the authorities are clear, we will be giving details of what happened
and there will be legal consequences for those responsible. If there' s a
look at this, let me make it printscripent for me. I send it
to the group that I am, if there is a statement, if there
is a way not to write a statement. This is the example. That
' s why everyone looks at people who have businesses and people who have interests.
Let' s say, politicians, entrepreneurs need three vital people in their
lives, a good accountant, a good lawyer and a good crisis manager who
knows about communication. That' s bullshit. That' s bullshit, that
' s for real. That doesn' t admit. I' m gonna
save it and the phone doesn' t want it You know, but nothing
I understand. Look here, there are things you have to understand. When
you hire Rochie, you are hiring in it a suit, that is,
in Roche' s hiring package and comes, it comes not guaranteed, but
it comes attached to the activity. A full lawsuit, one' s late.
A lawsuit is late. I mean, Rochi is a boy who seems
to have had all the clashes he' s had with life, the accident
you had, the legal problem he had, also all the previous pods that
you' ve taught him absolutely nothing. And, unfortunately, many of these
boys do not have the tools, much less the attitude and, worse still,
the circle what they have to make them reflect and cause their lives along
a path. Roche is a very popular artist. It enjoys the acceptance of
a large mass and is followed by a lot of people, etcetera. That
has enormous value, but unfortunately it is a person who seems that everything that
has happened to him in life has taught him absolutely nothing. Maybe he was
drunk, he sounds like drunk talking or a little bit more, I understand
that' s part of his dynamics, that sometimes he does that like those
blopheos with people who are ahead. And we' ve already seen us,
for example, I don' t know if you remember in Romeo' s
case and his presentation on hard rock, where he started to love some people
who were ahead. Some artists do that as part of the show, but
I don' t think so. I don' t think it' s
a very safe play. But what I understand is that those blopheos, those
biffs that are generated with the public, is part of the dynamic of the
show, that of the tua woman who serves you or drinks and why I
blow you so off pods, so they make you to break the ice,
many times to break the fourth wall But certainly where there is alcohol, where
there are exacerbated egos and the public maxte of the new generation that does not
want to applaud, because notice that the artists go to discos, the artists
go to the discotheque and the public goes and sits. They really sit on
bel artist. I don' t know. I' m not that generation
that there' s sitting with an altita. I' m going to make
an olquetes, to dance a bachateros, to dance in divers, to dance
no longer is now alan of spokesman. How to dance a dance gives voices
hits the buttocks, you take a few steps like you have an ACB and
a dead side. You' re already dancing full- boo or it'
s the weapon of a people dancing like that looking fucked up, but the
owner, the owners of the disco must understand that security and everything that implies
a clear what the shots were fired are responsible for the shots, but they
are security co- responsible and the law is clear on that. And what
strikes me is how it' s a dichotheque and squirt in there exactly then
there' s the responsibilities. Those souls who were inside fall directly into the
establishment. Maybe that' s why La Vega' s prosecution closed the facility.
As you investigate, you will know later on what the sanction will be
for this place. But I must tell the owners of dichotheque that not all
artists are for all discotheques, not all dichotheques for all artists. That'
s right. I have friends who have business and if they tell me I
' m going to present tita, I say apoto already, you don'
t want business, because I follow there two cookies are going to be given,
or two choirs arrive and they are fading or arriving capo that they have
years cone are seen and go in shot. Because they' re artists who
attract a kind of troublesome audience and apologize to me. I don' t
like to stigmatize anyone, but what you' ve seen, so many casualties
eating ice, they can' t be wrong. Yeah, yeah, there
' s a lot of artists out there. Even look at the path.
There are a lot of people out there and they' ve gone through the
same situation where, at a certain point, the profile they really presented was
very dangerous and it was an artist' s events of that was a problem.
That came out of that scroll and today can give thanks that they are
artists who have already cleaned up their surroundings and the events they do are not
so much here attacked to urban tito that there were no events that that boy
did not finish shooting, and he himself took care to eliminate that sheath,
because it was that all the events that he made boy ended. Lead.
The first time I saw that boy who' s good with cabarete. I
greet Edwin Santo, who was from Bonche, who had a week Santa with
Brahma in cabaret on the beach. The singing guy started out, he didn
' t go for the third song, and he had a shootout. I
arrived at the hotel that is entering after the Texaco arrives on the way to
Sozua running left his tongue there on the platform and that I do not tell
you and you are seeing that artist not I was licking there, forward,
one goes to Cabaretes. Sixty- five people were going to sleep on the
floor. I was one of those when I was a young man and it
was obviously what was on the beach and one got there and besides I was
setting up the event, he was a friend of mine. But honestly ah
and there will be killed four percent. Ah. But at twenty- five
pesos in two thousand eight it was two thousand eight, two thousand nine.
After that I' ve never gone back to Cabarete. Roast in week Santa
No no alberto. The thing is, there' s artis and that artist
had that particularity. All their events ended in lead. I don' t
know if in some seriously injured or someone lost their lives, but it was
always like that it was a shooting in or out Then you should know the
discotheques that although you think an artist will produce you for a good sale because
you are attracted to the capes of the region or the piece that will agate
three hundred, two hundred, one hundred fifty thousand viren better, you don
' t earn the rooms that the Gap will spend, but have peace type
that speaks. They have a mess, I say help. He lost all
the furniture that broke down, the horn that they read on his head,
the poor bastard. All that. They have cries, but a honk.
But I saw the whole video yesterday and he' s not doing the devil
' s lawyer or defending anyone. But Roche was trying to mediate with the
person dressed in white or with the person dressed in white and the one who
was also with the one who gave him the horn and told him brother he
believed in this case that the problem was with the one with the most ro
but who was upset in the white and tells him dad I' m talking
to him, Michouet, I don' t know how much, and the
tiger the white that in the audio that has not been hired the information,
say that the boss he is very upset. So that' s where the
thing is heated and Roche tells you six, there are four and that'
s where you' re playing devil' s lawyer, is that when you
mark a toduta pattern you see, look what happened that really means, it
' s sad, that it' s not because of anyone' s dirty
reputation, but is that you put the name of that boy and what you
get is trouble on the news and get to Ponte? You go googlear google
the name pong Roche and rede so that you see that the only things that
come out are problems of that boy. Yeah, everybody, he' s
got to re- enact his career. Apparently, he' s hopeless,
but I understand what the fuck. I mean, I have a party that
had nothing to do with it. In Spain a sheath passes. Tata here
in Santiago, a place. Pass a pod. He' s on that
side of a dichotheque. Pass a pod. He' s going to Santiago.
I already mentioned it, it' s going to the vega. Pass
a sheath, go at least in the Lugano carnival. Nothing happened, thank
God, but it' s going to jarabacoa pus It can' t be
possible. Get the press release from the proso with what he did his part
of the show, or be part of the show is that Blofin. You
don' t say a series of things to the corduroy that you' re
not drinking this mario. You don' t get pods like that. But
that' s part of his show. But not everyone likes to relax.
For example, you see engineers shouting and today is World Engineer Day. According
to UNESCO, according to UNESCO, Engineering Day is today, March 4th Engineering
Day. And the same description. In the same description says Global Day Off
den Giner says the description father lover is that they yan themselves. Says World
Engineer Day is celebrated annually on March 4. Cells are jointly sponsored by UNESCO
and the World Federation of Engineering Organizations, the uf O, to recognize the
achievements of engineers and their contributions to the construction and construction of infrastructure. It
says this about the day. Tell the story. So every day, March
4th, this day is celebrated. I mean, there are a lot of
careers that have given him the name of engineering, that shouldn' t bear
the name of gender, because engineer is like in the clear embassy, the
consulate, the American embassy, the American consulate not then the engineering that they
give name to. It' s not engineering. That' s right.
Greetings telematics engineer licensed in programming and I glued Brao Ibratica telephone cable to engineers
in his day. If you see the engineer Luis Cifre, those who love
them we call them Luis oye says Luis sound engineer. Tell me where you
make the plane a dagger moving very ball Where do you make the plane?
What is the most themed calculation. I have an engineer, automotive, mechanic,
mechanical mechanic, the batsman beats like this, my brother who fifths the
plant stick and engineer sheath. Or you what puts bucket sheath and perking engines
and go like this to Hey this one. Listen to this other farmer ingenuity
or sow seed gri Alberto mine writes to me that he is audio engineer and
acusti Hey knows old noise and now it but many good years. But there
' s commercial engineering. Gentlemen, I' ve cured myself with that because
I' m a computer engineer and I made it clear at first. If
you don' t have structure, you throw out code and already by the
part of the bass player that works here I print an old bill, but
commercial engineering. It says the box of something around here. I have a
friend who graduated, say the electrical engineer and always knocks down all breaks.
I' m changing a light bulb. He doesn' t even work with
current. Alive well, yes, until good morning. Alberto tell me,
tell me about the Leo engineer plays in this tower structure, half- trition
and all electricite, large- scale electricite. Killed me, whatever hit the
hunger is electric, the tricyte. I have a friend who engineered food and
cold a chicken better than the devil. But the worst thing about everything you
don' t know about me the other day is the fact that it'
s your big ones that you' re centring on the tower and calculating the
routes for you are the civil engineers. The civilians you' ve seen.
The only engineer there is. S But that is Civil Engineers Day today worldwide,
March 4. Now that UNESCO says so, right now, the architect.
They' re masquerading as an engineer, and you see him doing what
he does. What happens is that architects know how long his career has been
credited and he' s embarrassed. He was embarrassed by people who do rendering
and sheathing and you say that a tiger says he' s an architect.
You' re already wondering about the boyfriend, yes or his partner, about
his partner. Yes, yes for your partner and your partner and your partner
to you too you will touch your structure. It' s gonna be what
you do. That' s the basics that were heating me up around here,
because they used to study the two races. The thing is, they
were separated here later. But they do calculus? Do they do calculus?
But the thing is that they know that the architecture of the 1980s for here,
above all fell like advertising and now medicine and journalism and interior design.
And it exactly fell into that Pa sheath. What happens is that architecture brings
career and already industrial engineering is falling into that business administration, the management of
quality pod companies without a mention. A process mentioned comes marketing is for the
one who wants to graduate from something and have a title to end up doing
anything that has to do with market and give it little mathematics exactly, because
it will be two calculations of pussy. It' s just worse all the
calculations. It' s horrible. Good morning. Good morning, Alberto and
the days Vina Ay is going to kill me my mom. Chemical engineer,
that chemical engineer. Where you put the column of chemical engineering, where you
make the shoe with test tube, license of blending sheath to make color and
shampoo in that you end up making chlor shampoo daughter mondequado and laugh ce what
you are going to pheño. Good morning, good commercial engineer putting a price
on a land. I love him I love him I love him I love
him I love him. I didn' t know this environmental engineering. No
one' s taking talk and the beach smelling. Good morning, sorry.
I' m an engineer in trampolter. In fact, it was Chofe,
the public car was five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty.
Good morning, Alberto, you didn' t let me finish my mom
or she did chemical engineering in the puca mama and a master' s degree
in environment and guess what she' s doing already impacting Kara New York.
My friend will give what chemical engineer and today is dedicated to the class of
iu jitsu. Says a friend engineer around here. It is true that industrialists
are glorified administrators. Ah but he wants me to say good morning, please
say good morning, good morning and have security. Guachi, Guachim Guachi.
The word engineer comes with a garbo. Yes, of course I do.
He' s got a señority. When you put an engineer on any career,
you think it' s serious. For example, programmers that basically what
they do is write things that nobody understands, but that work. He'
s a computer engineer. If they don' t put him on an engineer,
you don' t take him seriously, you don' t and he
pays him little. There I am and there I am passing. Yeah.
Good morning, yes, good morning. Ria make you inquirers and alone asequiales,
funeral twenties. Hahahahahahahaha in that commercial square see that we have such a
plan and people run away like the devil to the crua. It' s
good morning, good morning, hi storage logic engineer store manager and already aha
already holds a logistics. Hey, how' s it going? It'
s the logistics name, crazy drug. Good morning, good morning, good
morning, look at you about computer engineering. Realize that guas graduates don'
t take it seriously because it' s a bachelor' s degree in informed.
Exactly, yes, but you use the puca mama system, you already
take it. It' s true that anything is a graduate. Imagine they
call him a graduate of what you want to market I' ve already stayed
here A friend of mine who has a university here. I' m not
going to mention it, they say that the industrial engineer has a bad knowledge
like a depth cessation that they know of I' m in the end,
they don' t know about the good morning, they go. I'
m not an air conditioning engineer. Slo mounts clear and clean air conditioning every
six months. Clean up the last two good days. Alberto Talia. There
brion access control, trumpet aquilla in the fate and sounds serious. Sounds serious.
Good morning, good morning. Professor bost give him more engineer in liquids
and smoke vapors. Cuckoo. Okay, there it is. Today is World
Civil Engineer Day, which is the only engineer that I have for me that,
as the phrase says in Puerto Rico, Ponce put the rest. Palking
knew exactly that I came to the phrase capital capital the other monticulars. So
you know that. We go out in the morning. Take good care of
yourselves, congratulations. On your World Day today, civilians, who are the
real engineers, have the trunk full of villains. It' s Loyd bal
Toes today is World Engineer' s Day and we' re going to talk
life stuff. I didn' t even remember that it was engineering that we
were going to talk about when I read this, so I' m going
to believe it' s conditioning anything. Eh Vaina and we have Giovanna Costa
and Munit the Warre and truth that sometimes I get complicated with the last names
engineers, engineer and architecture. So let' s talk about inconcret, which
is the first prize of excellence of professionals in civil engineering and architecture welcome to
rit model I do. Thank you so much for accepting us here in this
space that I admire very much. The truth. Let me take this moment
to really say that I have so many years going good. I' m
an interior designer. Let' s hope that for next year we can have
mastery for that line, but that it is an interioris please, the interiorist,
for example, where I study it, that it was a univer is
an interior architecture, that is you can make interventions that have to see,
for example, to knock down a wall, to make a staircase. Rather
it focuses, as those who say remodelings and obviously, that space works ergonomically,
which is a bed, which is a space two, so it is
for a bed and a table. That' s the decorative part, an
interior designer exactly what it was. I don' t want to put in
the interior design part, the interior design part. What happens is that now
he has been given a little more reinforcement in the architectural part. He'
s been put into some of the other stuff so we can have a backup
on that mandarriozo bitch. They call you from Afracia and that of being gratifying
the architecture of that because it was not man enough to be an engineer and
bird enough to make progress, but it is commanded to keep the architects.
They' re doing calculations. The architects now what they do is they study
architecture and specialize in interior design. Ah ok, because you can make the
exterior architecture façade and so on. But there are details that have interiors.
I don' t know boy. Yes, the engineer, you civil engineer.
So, that' s where, because here the civil engineers depend on
the university. So do I Glise the civil engineer. I take it seriously,
depending on whether it' s Wadia inteco. There' s the challenge.
These are construction masters. Actually, I had no, no, no.
Me. I was fortunate to have studied in the United States, anglish
international where you studied in Pennsylvania, in Pensylvania, at Pennsylvania State University,
in Painsta exact, in peint state. Then you come to tell us about
this prize that you have it gives people the chance to apply or to be
able to choose. So that' s what it' s called a stride
step, one step more than your professional part. Exactly in this case it
is an initiative that had Constructor Ibar and Grupo Terrestrial, which are two large
construction companies. What we want to do is that this is not only the
first year, but that this is a genuine union of the construction sector so
that during the years to come they also join and in this case there are
four scholarships, but we want them to be many more. This is the
first time that the construction sector is genuinely coming together in the sense of the
part. You know that every area has its little boy and its strap.
The construction sector as sorconstructoras and we live a lot of that is the tourist
part, of the furniture part, they always have their strap. Then this
is the opportunity to join us in a baking manner. It' s exactly
something that happens by nature, and what we want is for this to be
the first time they' ve ever joined a party that really contributes to society,
which is the professional who' s on the street. It could be,
say, filled in with what they' re missing. Be concrete that
it lacks inside and it is a granite of sand that we are contributing to
society for the construction of this great beach that we build many times. We
complain about the talent we are receiving and concert, one way to support those
young people who are looking for is to encourage their professional growth and give them
that opportunity to continue their education that many times on the way to being able
to grow as professionals, in particular, so that people understand what it is
about is a work of social responsibility that you have taken up trying to give
the opportunity to those professionals who want to opt for a space in some university
to specialize and you then sponsor it. So it is to inform conceptual to
be simple. It is a contest that we are looking for those engineers who
stand out in their engineers and architects to be stack in their respective areas,
with the intention to select to which the most outstanding and then be able to
give him that mastery. Master' s in the country or out in intectos,
specifically in intecht And here Mr Moneo is going to say the specialty,
which is the specialty of a master' s degree in science of administration,
of construction, which we understand that one of the weaknesses with which you find
yourself in the professionals is 100 percent, because now that you' re telling
him, all that conversation is made about two years with the owner of a
construction company. Oh like such a game exactly that' s what told me
that the big problem they had was that engineer' s problem not having the
ability to manage. It is that the truth in an effective way And and
also what it is called that tells you unclear, not that I know that
the chelemente are dedicated to the projects, because already the times that we are
living demand deadline fulfillment, the reduction of the efficiency as much as possible.
Because you know that one in front of the strip there was bad tombs to
wall does not put in hand an engineer, a budget of 100 million pesos
needs to have a specialty in administration, truth, and the construction companies now
that you have in hand the construction in much of the private sector, because
it is not like before. I mean, before you built the state and
said well, this is going to come out 100, but they left 150
in the private sector. Not everyone. No, no, I don'
t know around here is that this is going right. Many times you think
here we have a lot of good technician in the country. I' m
not going to deny it, but many times you were thinking that I,
who knows how to make a good calculation of a structure and since that'
s going to be for me to make a building, make a building,
have a lot of part that move and in the end, being able to
manage it efficiently, as you very well say, is what comes to make
a successful project or not. And that' s why we' re looking
to give the opportunity to engineers and architects in the country of power. Let
' s say it' s forming that this area can meet that expectation.
How the super easy set is applied. You just have to log on to
the prizes page, specifically blow hard prizes in particular. You can also go
to the Instagram page for prizes in particular and just have to make a video
of a minute forty- five maximum explaining why you deserve this simple scholarship and
then fill me in to give you that scholarship. Then, obviously, the
part of the document process that you have to deliver your university degree and is
legalized by the men legalized by the teacher. And so you don' t
fall upstairs that it' s important that you say I' ve just been
informed that Nuria' s already started. In Nuria it started with the second
season of the invaders. What is called intrus proles, professional intrucism and now
read the season of correct engineers and architects, that is, they are not
keeping track. So prepare if you have a builder and they call him an
engineer dick, they call him an architect go look for that title do not
notice that Nuria is going to throw you also an engineer, not there comes
the nn STAPE so that no longer make ten era. Sure, I'
ll take your rum back. I can' t get you to co butor
to, but if it' s super easy to participate, we want you
to pre the moment they give themselves physical. Or there the possibility cannot be
attached by the exact page. All good already after the pandemic. That'
s not what we' re physically bringing in We' re making it easy
for you to reward. It' s a question. The video I make
as an engineer, you' re going to upload it to Instagram. He
' s going to be private. It is not a video that this first
selection is a pre- selection of twenty candidates. In that selection we are,
that is, the part of the jury is the one that will select
these people and then, from there it passes to a second, to a
second phase, which is the selection of ten important highlights We do not mention
it, Right now, but the part of the selection will be made by
a jury, a jury team that we have formed, which is composed of
characters within the industry that have been very prominent in their professional career. We
can mention some a little bit later, but we have a jury group that
have been very prominent and the intention is that it is themselves who make the
selection of the finalists of the videos. Then we will not find a first
filter where we will select the twenty most prominent ones and their twenty will then
go on to have one- on- one interactions with the jurors, so
that then they can have interaction and, according to that, be able to
pull out who would be the one of those ten. Yeah, he'
s on the cool side. We have a Hollywood Kenny team. We'
re going to give him some sponsorships for social media, because the public will
also be able to vote for these four participants, so we' re going
to make him a movie video, we' re going to give him sponsorship
so that people start voting and then, from there the final decision, plus
the votes he' s going to have with the audience, the jury takes
it and there the four, the four winners get out to the people who
are in tuist and two forgive them as you already knew, I knew leave
the engineers alone. Then what is the deadline you have to apply and when
you will already know who is selected for this selection to redundancy. You can
go to our website and social networks on Instagram to look for it. Also
there we have all the information about the awards. If I' m not
mistaken, the end of registration is April twenty- five. We will then
have an internal process time where we will give that filter process and we intend
to announce the winner on 29 May. I imagine that when they graduate they
earn it from the clearing again social networks thanks to the mastery among the people
who are going through the next phases, who are doing the interviews. Important
also to know the candidates who become part of the finalists will go through the
admission test i e they also have to be able to pass the test,
to intecop the master' s degree and then we have a very cho award
event, because if it is excellence, it has to be the best exactly.
I understand a fly to which Echer Packings or in the name exactly.
It has to be some engineering, the only thing that is a scholarship that
or civil engineering or architect, protector. And this master' s degree is
specialized in construction management, construction. You also have to give him another one
in time efficiency, because I don' t know a punctual engineer in mid
- grade and I don' t know how to apologize. I' m
not an engineer, but I' ve got a lot of friends of engineers,
and since we threw a lot of them, we' re going to
bring up ten for the baby at three o' clock in the afternoon.
It can' t be possible. It' s just that we' re
stuck in gold. I was already working on this concrete. If you step
on a pile of sand you watch me get up. He was good,
because we thank him and there' s something else left. Thank you as
well as the lord of exotic name munito, language not good and encourage them
to participate. Sir this is totally free It' s a super easy way
to participate. It' s an opportunity. So in Braset says over here
a friend who is not afraid of proof twenty that easy text test. The
only thing you have to use is logical thinking and already good. Architect engineer.
Thank you, thank you for your time. A pleasure for us is
to be here the engineer, his title that Nouria are cafando, engineer and
architect. My son' s got such a bummer. I' m 30
years old. Thank you, yes, yes, yes, a boy he
works in the basement of the office. It doesn' t give him the
sun. Well, thanks to both of you, thanks to this one,
to you for coming by to talk about this. Interestingly, this coincided with
today' s World Engineer' s Day, the engineer, civilian cement,
true to have an engineer, happiness and we knew it. The whole world
was to plan that what happens to you now with engineering as with Father'
s Day, that the mother letting go is empowered, that they are parents
also want to be congratulated on Father' s Day. Not only is there
a father who is the one who begot, just as there is only one
engineer who is the one who hits what? Thank you, sir Thank you
very much for austere I am excellent initiative and change or too sensitive skin.
We recommend to you to change the radio station, because today we woke up
wanting to fuck, give and whatever you want to fuck. Yesterday I drank
a glass of Geneva and that made me dawn with the odimeter fired vitating.
Then let' s talk about careers here that people don' t take seriously.
Don' t take yourself seriously. We have to keep up in the
morning. Philosophy is that really means that that' s too vague for your
day, that' s it. Philosophy has to be when you were an
old man, you already came as from the summit of life, you say
let me study philosophy now and hear what it' s called here philosophy.
That' s what you have to educate about. You know he has to
study that. A bichini, a bichini, a correction. Of course,
people, we have to study philosophy. He' s got his life,
he' s letting it go, he doesn' t need a bad mine,
let me shut up here. I' m doing good, I'
m not helping myself say anything. So we' re talking about landladys that
people don' t take seriously. And the first one I' m sent
here sends her to Herson Ciprián through a message don' t believe your Herson
cyrian that I' m going to keep that canana. He said that industrial
engineer. Good morning. Read the cop you guys race that you don'
t notice. Honorable hotel or hotel. You know I had that conversation too
when I said I was going to study what speech, what a career,
that' s a sheath that you' re not going to read and that
working and advertising paint bonded to a school with teachers. How bad all the
professor who didn' t stick, who didn' t go down in life,
ends up teaching at an academy of speech, except the founder who like
me had the declaimer of the nights of records hundreds six, having the joy
of a teacher as he saw the colonel almost general justly, but another who
is another announcer, well, I also one who read around on radio my
one who gave me class. You know who the commercial voice of the ecogido
in the jeme ay en note rivera tells me Mommy and you' re sure
that you' re going to live from it because look, the speakers don
' t make money and look and time gave them the reason. He didn
' t make a mistake to me. He wasn' t wrong. Good
morning. Good morning the village of veterinary life, veterinarian orio, because basically
what is called a ba veterinarian in the University bathe to vaccinate, puts injections,
flip it in the nails and castrate it. And that' s uptight
with a julet. You know the vet who doesn' t have animals from
him on a farm or people don' t take it seriously and then the
brother system will re- initiate or turn it off. It' s already
vital. The John Pel Bullo and they can have the go- up Hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey. I don' t want to
say it, but it' s true social communication. I don' t
want to leave here good day, I studied social communication and I didn'
t know what that was I told my brother what the career was, I
didn' t have math and I graduated and now I work as a supervisor
in a supermarket, but with good addiction. Here and gene da is good
comms and memo haja and everything ends without another particular. At the moment,
she' s a graduate and says around here that also the profession that is
your student has to go hand in hand with where you live, for example,
graduated in business aminization and lives San Carlos, No, my love,
my master no, how much more administered a post in empanada, what a
sheath good morning Alberto Dale Mira. Sometimes what happens is that a lot of
people don' t study the career for which it' s mentally designed you
' re a doctor, that Conchanting that happened to him a friend enrolls me
around here pharmacy, pharmacy, that is. How is it possible for a
university to occupy a classroom so that to graduate graduates and in pharmacy, that
is, read that to read complicated lyrics and that it lasts for four years
in college. Sure look. When I signed up and I won half a
lot of people when I wrote in the water, the line that most people
had was what they were going to write in pharmacy, because there are two
races that everyone is not going to give at all. She' s studying
it. One' s a pharmacy. There are three number one pharmacy,
number two magisterium and number three marketing. And pharmacists if they end up being
visitors, at least all visitors are merchants or menclador, no, some are
tigers that what they gave was technical on something, technical on something. There
she was a public friend who is a visitor, doctor and she' s
doing well and she' s doing well or you know her good morning,
well, well, die' s in good morning. Engineer, agronomist,
without half a task, right, without a tenacious career, that people don
' t take seriously. And when we mean that you, for example,
say at home and at home, a conversation degenerated. He told me,
but why you' re going to study that. You know which one'
s falling into that category. Almost already international business, yes, but for
what. For that which gave you a language, I know one, I
know a non- class international business graduate, in English class and his free
time we sell very and look and mention that lipid mark. Good morning,
good morning, boys, what an audio day, what school psychology and industrial
psychology. You know there' s a career that' s for spinster.
Yes, psychology is one and how it is in teaching, teaching, education,
the police didn' t say. Don' t fry Good morning Races
that people don' t take seriously. Dale all five says he' s
a graduate in anthropology and culture. It' s a race that people don
' t take me seriously. This one says he has a degree in sociology,
in sociology. Truth is that, usually, if she is a woman,
she ends up being a lesbian and an Afrolover, an Afrolover defending three
causes of another cause, ale, etcetera. Smoking marijuana, they run abortion
camps, and those go preparing Brown and Mariguanie exactly says chemical, says this
guy around here owns a business. It says system engineering and a system engineer
tells you. It says," Look at the business bus owner" I
think it' s five tricks, one, ninety, sixteen races that people
take seriously. Good morning, one good day, look, there' s
brother all quiet, there' s a race and started to you a people
and the pulu three and still in the two thousand fifteen has finished because the
marquin had not teat the same you my eco tourism, in colicensetura, in
ecotourism. Not to finish, being touring, for the whole glove and for
the forty and those who are here of interns are four or hear the biggest
tool that has made ninety- seven shawls and the packages that burn him.
It says this way. Bachelor of medical imaging, pyraplaca. It is here
thermatology five, three, leisure, ninety- six, fifty races, money
that people are not serious good morning. Graduated in a graphic design. I
' m one and be Mr Grafo, I have a son after I'
ve paid him a school, twelve years of non- adrian school. All
schools are expensive and fourteen fourteen years old. It' s 14 years your
dad' s pussy. Hey right, yeah, I' ll last I
say it because at school I got a plate fourteen years. It lasted here
every year I choose to after quoting and that it comes and that it wants
to be that your day I design graph your umbrella so that later it comes
or an artificial intelligence. You put the photo on it and you have the
very lititive design here. Hey, tell me no. He' s gonna
be a mechanic here in this house. Forced, clear or gomero h and
then, well, go a lot of grade to do nothing. Better to
do a lot with low grade, clear and with your nails, with your
own associates like this and with your dream associates like this. It' s
an issue. She' s pure goma. You don' t have that
It' s a gombey It' s a gombey. Good morning, well,
well, I got you two give him a bachelor' s degree in
dairy products. Good morning, careers that people don' t take seriously.
Good morning to the parero or the hand, then it' s pottery.
That' s what they do in Vaina It goes from what they seem to
charge Yes, yes, you know, there' s a profession that also
looks a lot like that of a careful potter, which puts your ga where
he put the address to itself, because you do the same with the populace.
Put güey, güey, ulfuga, güey play to separate potter plasma.
Price or wy ay i go. Let me take these seven in peace.
Good morning. Don' t listen I' m going to give you the
beloved care and the worst of all which diplomacy and international relations at all,
Not at all. You know how you become a diplomat in this country by
getting into perieditate politics. He gets into a period, licks him a lot
or throws a lot of fire at the state, the government forgives and already
you in Melton Pineda was consul in Brazil, but he was not even or
children of newspaper that even consul I saw do not even work in the chancellery,
neither there nor security of the chancellery are. I must tell you a
lot of those parents who have sent their children to work, to the diplomatic
corps that to help the boy you know that their son went there fo You
know what it was to see birdhood. Aha well, they' re making
intentional relationships and from there they' re going to France and they' re
going to hay in another language. Father they take for Italy and haystacks in
Italy. Not normal the shortest way to tell him family dad I' m
gay is I want to do a majetry in Europe. Yeah, he'
s got it all at once. You already know bird friend wave I wanted
grandson And I wanted a grandson with the case that we were sent here,
the dad was read your day' s son for Europe. I just know
one from there came with the title no, because I was already living with
the husband who had to come for Christmas so he wouldn' t have the
same in that case. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mentioned it and
then I didn' t know how to deal with this case, because he
made Dad believe all that time that he has a girlfriend already, Moms,
Mom. Yes, that was in the two thousand twenty- one that we
tried that case, that that dear rhythm forgotten me to you and if I
remember it, Alberto wrote to me And to finish, being tourist guide,
yes, bachelor' s degree and careers that people do not take seriously.
Good morning. Good day team or as it is myatria and that woman ends
up making whitening cream and bottle to clean the matrix, a bottle to clean
Paris. Good morning, good morning, alluel total missing or a millionaire.
Why was that bump. I don' t know, I don' t
know anything. We' re leaving with a pupo on a hood and they
show up with toilets, they' re either a shoe box or a year
ago. That' s a favor, in March. Yeah, yeah,
let' s celebrate Don' t come It was so strong to want the
Green March that it was good morning. I do a tour, yeah,
normal, yeah, see what to do about such a past joke. But
he doesn' t see a yaons. I think I' m good morning,
first Lopez, before we talk about it, on this day I'
ll take a sample and come a gentleman, so let' s see the
clear ahead everyone. Where I put this, an animal of the size,
of the arm, of a big people and still hugging that clear. Oh
yeah, look, look here just like he said, like Jefferson said,
like, baby, where I put this and I' m gonna cover up.
That' s not so, by the tab look there fits the stewardess.
I' m a hubily face. I' m a bunch of a
little stewardess. You tape there if I' m doing this, but look
old enough what I want. I don' t work to see. Yeah,
it' s true, it' s true. You know I agree
with you on that, because there are a lot of people who don'
t understand what the sacrifice actually has a cabin crew member today that well,
I have two friends who have worked as cabin crew members. You worked.
That' s true, and it' s not pleasant at all, work
for more than your trip. You could the conchinchina my brother is that you
don' t even say I went to France, but you went out in
France. Yeah, my friend who used to go to Europe may have gone
out a lot. I spent three days in every country I went to.
But still brother you come eighteen hour has mounted on a plane, not here,
nine that way. That' s not conscious. Keep reading all the
time people fuck my brother, well, my friend, he lost his job
to a random Argentine. He said, but I measured the pleasure of sending
her to the devil by petulating these people endure. Yes, yes, yes,
very easy. Imagine a flight from New York, Santo Domingo in December
that this diaspora is coming and it' s that my room is square devils
and you, inside you tube with plenty of people. Not five, three,
one, ninety- six, fifty, the best excuse to get up
early. We' re talking at this race hour that people don' t
take it seriously. Good morning, good morning or physio therapist and ends up
giving massage to low- performance players at the Olympic. Hey. That'
s why, uh, it' s okay there. Good morning, good
morning, bachelor' s degree in theology for morals and GiB channel school exactly
moral and civic morali univer I don' t know if they keep giving it.
I wanted to go in love with the room. Oh good morning,
good day team, good morning for awesome history or social science, my God
no. That' s for people who like to theorize a lot. And
already the last race that people don' t take seriously or good morning,
international business that only give many banal people, a customs mouth, the same
the little trains and so on the form of customs people. That' s
what free it. Bel, get that car out of me. Get me
that car out there a documentary that I think from German television about how universities
in the West have filled with career that I' ve made people think are
really professional careers. I saw a teacher and they shut me up and mastery
and sheath for the money issue. Yeah, yeah, I saw a master
' s degree here that focused on how much gender and I do and expensive
uh, for the company too for your job, they demand a diploma to
give you a hand job. We closed with Mr Bas O finally this I
must thank perhaps this very hasty, very in time, to Hoche and Santo
and Robertico, who started again with the programs that they made, because now
perhaps the farandula is going to return again to be the latrine in which it
has become exactly, and perhaps this is the source for these people who dedicate
themselves to the farandu can use it and change a little of those issues of
that fullandas that have a broken fanticy, that Fulana took from me, the
Maria Angélica was beautiful, I saw it already, the life Maria Angelica,
the very beautiful life, this very beautiful and I saw it and I was
watching the programs. That' s one kind of ochi and hoche shows,
hey, hoche, I' m really gonna run the others. Robertico,
Robertico honestly, I' m not the target of either of us, but
there it is for the people who like it, the journalists who are dedicated
to it, the art of the show and the issues. There' s
a source for you to start working. I was watching clips of the hole
specifically and I don' t know if it happened to you too, but
I felt like they turned off the TV and turned it back on there everything,
like it' s just the same, just the same, I felt
like time didn' t pass, like it was a very well achieved week.
Really and the scenery is very hard, ah yes well, yes,
yes, very hard my pretty thing. Visually I saw pretty thing there my
my it seems that the lady who produces that Edilenia tact and well picain was
good thing, well cool. I thought they were going to kill the choir
people before this fun tor, the Eduardo bull is not in the country.
I was there so I don' t know he' s gonna be there,
he' s Acolobae and it' s gonna be a season of fourteen
OK shows. There' s Carlos Baez and there' s the chamo in
the choir and the band like this was completely renewed good. But they really
are very happy and is Mrs Isaura Tara also beautiful and sabrah so tremendous,
will know very beautiful bel, beautiful and beautiful. It' s a better
time, which you don' t know if it was the other guys that
we' re there, apart from Margelica, Yes, Jochi has always been
given to give opportunities to new talents and by the way harm them. But
in the dressing room, look at them out there, the next Don Francis
has survived very little to scorching the next Milton Peláes there. Yeah, oche,
for God' s sake, Mira gave me the next Nuria Piedra.
You went crazy, crazy that boy telling him that dressing room and then he
couldn' t handle it. You didn' t give him band that the
dates gave Hochiza bands and the fact that he' s a funny band,
he doesn' t, that I think that monster put up with him and
so to port logadon he hears a lot of people, but the one who
wants to learn has to the side of the hole. Don' t be
careful. One is relaxing with this, but it has perhaps been from his
generation, from his generation where he comes what more opportunities to talent than he
today excels in the middle. They are professionals that many of them, perhaps
at their most aliido, of more pointer, has overcome even the same hole.
To give you an example, there' s home dacha. Yeah,
look more nah. Drowning is a girl who started in fun, went on
to another television project, focused on acting and Nash lives her from the movies.
Yes, it is very well and quite well that he is doing figure,
commercial, etcetera, and has had an excellent handling and, by the
way and enviable also other talents that are out there that were his school,
not only fun, but the same punch with jochitas and it is please.
She went up to some pictures with a crown ad. He' s got
some highs, and you' re with that body, and that' s
enough for you. There' s a star in Honing. It has to
be said that Hony started thanks to the hotche and heard him on a show
that Hony' s godfather, in his early days, his little pins,
was Peter Vázquez of Honny Stars. Already in the late 1990s, Jonin Rockeras,
and Hory would become the voice of the show' s spainy Mango TV,
and there he went on to read commercials in the same blow and there
on television. Hon is a very well- formed talent, also because,
as he says, the opportunity is good, but there is also the work
of talent in providing themselves with the tools they need to further enhance their capabilities.
But certainly fun or fun with Hotche, fun with Horche. All right
the fun old boring show, the strap as it is called leash, also
the talent of hottchists. All the old bores I know, they' re
weak with fun. They all had a whole group of whatsapps created to comment
on the no- fucking program. Yeah. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? So, so Hochi and so much that I
remember, the eight important ones are a pint of that Hemito and Vaina.
I' m not saying I don' t see it, but it'
s undeniable that in ladies of the elderly and the second and first lady'
s that she' s on the road to menopause. Hochi is a soldier
yes, yes, and the fun program is great. Says a great acquaintance
of lady who are already well downed by time, well pre collided with life
so many times between them, between Sunday and night. You don' t
know with the most painful Roberto is the fun banking program preferred by the bankers
you because as more far- fetched, ah what' s my fault,
I apologize Robertico, but I have to talk based on my experience and what
is seen in the based on my experience. This is the date on the
last time I went to more Roberto, now four years already, and the
earlier had gone to Valle for three in the two thousand twenty- two.
Over there two thousand twenty- one. And I must say that whenever I
am greeted by some of these ladies who are dedicated to the most dignified work
of selling numbers in these legitimate commercial premises companies operating under the protection of the
law and who help many people to move the weight. Banks always tell me
ah but I' m over Roberto. There, I mean, the level
of remembrance in that segment everyone knows me for more. Robert I have an
open jumbo that was a glass that also yesterday refreshed the program and came with
I must give it to him Mira, really, really, really, I
must give it to the ideologists who are behind the return of those two programs
to television. They are brave, not only brave, but also that at
the moment we are living, where production went on to occupy no place for
television, here nothing more production. They' re doing three people and they
' re going with Channel Four, Alicio Ortega on news of that Yene and
Edilenia Taktok, who is now accompanying Jorge. I' m not saying Robertico
' s not doing it. He' s back to this, but I
' m saying consistently because Dilenia accompanied Mary what' s called Sophia globito glo
season in her two seasons and she hasn' t rested on it and they
' re running all the projects on Channel Four. He has shown that what
was needed there was production and his work on the half- day show,
that is, things like other people are doing good. I don' t
watch all the television in the country, at least what I see or mention
another. There' s our friend Chali San Miguel really and how you forget
me. No, no, not waiting anymore. Don' t let me
go through my mouth or four people. Charlis to Miguel and his wife lived
fatul of course with his millionaire company and already pro under the roastery and now
the tread sheath that this one that invited me and I have not gone if
it is very cool. She' s cool. So I' m axactly
if I' m very happy. Hoche yesterday Entreviso interviewed the mayor of Santo
Domingo Norte, Bettis Jerónimo. I think it' s a great way to
start, because Bettis came out of that show and devoted many years of her
career as a dancer on television and from there she went out to be a
wife and mother and at the same time to form academically and then to be
a candidate for deputy and win and between the time Betty leaves television and already
a deputy it' s almost ten years. So in the case of fun,
which is a repeat program of fourteen installments, it' s good that
that pod move to television. Television needs that and color vision is somehow staying
with the production of national television. A rat faith that corrects me in something
that in the second season of sofe globito was produced by Charlis amiguel A.
I don' t know who' s correcting me. I don' t
know everything. I know everything. I' m not talking. I was
the one who said it was another season on Dixo' s part. I
was the first. I' m cool, I' m second but nothing
to say people who work that TV thing say that producing TV at this time
is a little hard and if these people start with those projects they' re
going to have a round of applause. That' s fine, because if
I listen to what they say is expensive and complicated for the market, then
really they' re super that production I saw yesterday in the few videos I
saw there there' s no less than seven million tied up money. There
' s a money there only has that audience that was there not and that
did that scenery, you cobras head of geography, it' s expensive,
that boy isn' t Omar Martín, who made it himself. That'
s not good, the cheapest I' ve ever heard, that I'
ve made it another three million. You know how expensive it is, that
they charge clearly that he works well and that he works too much, that
he does a good job. I mean, you bet exactly what you'
re sure, but there' s nothing to congratulate them on. And finally,
Ahorita, we were talking about those who are leaving for Europe. There
' s a son of a bitch friend over here. Yours says my wife
' s brother. My brother' s wife' s brother went to study
for France and two years later he was legally married to a man from there
legally you heard legally to show a button. So when your son tells you
that he wanted to do a master' s degree for France, Europe,
etcetera, England, you already know that he' s telling you between lines
truth open your mind, Daddy I' m gay my mom, the gamy
hits the prince. Well, I' ll see you tomorrow. You missed
something on Instagram tomorrow. You can also find us on Spotify and YouTube as
a ninety- six FM beat. This week marks a year of broadcasting.
So, thanks to all the people of the cibado who have welcomed us in
these twelve months and endured us and made us part of their lives. So
thank you all. See you tomorrow. If you missed anything, I'
ll tell you again, find it on the YouTube channel. He needs,
he needs movement. He needs movement. By the way, yesterday I was
with a family that I was sharing and they made some positive observations about this
project. So, thanks to them, so much reading to their mother,
Mrs Neria, etcetera. So, thank you all for the attentions. See
you tomorrow.