Today is International Gay Pride Day. Which gay you want to congratulate. Diablo
came to my head today. That' s why they invited me. We
' re not gonna dump it. We have to make the caveat. For
weeks now Eduardo has been telling us about your visit to the program and I
must say it has been merely a coincidence. No, no, I don
' t have a problem. If I know if that' s why.
They want us to talk about it and I' m super open to talking
about it. You' re, you' re, you' re not
afraid of him. No, you don' t care, because your time
so you offend everything doesn' t and because I' m going to offend
no. You' re not offended that you' re talking about something that
seems to be offensive. Ah not sure at some point, someone will be
offended by something and one has to see water and move on. Today all
the rosary of terms they use to lynch digitally. There' s the first
thing like there, this is the homophobic thing. So, of course,
he' s going to shut down Carlos Sángel, the homophobics. Yeah,
yeah, and then they put us with the plebes hajaja and in the end
and that' s ho boy and chis then all Carlos Sanchez of your life.
How' d it go? You know there' s a joke my
good friend Sabrina makes, three questions await the miso. No. No,
no, and that' s right there. No. No. No.
No. I didn' t answer because I don' t want to let
him go so you can start. How were you, how was family as
such life? You know I do, Sabrina Gomez the Machestazo joke. I
haven' t been able to be the same after that or green anyway,
that was more. Those jokes have several variants. They' re all great.
What happens now is Radio seven in the morning, eight in the morning.
We shouldn' t, but they' re all very good, very
good. So, taking up the initial question, what was the question to
me, I forgot who of your life. How' d it go?
I' m fine, I' m fine, I' m stuck,
I' m working, I' m happy, I' m raising your
kids, everything' s fine. Until now. I' m a little
weak now because I went through influence a couple of weeks ago and he left
me like a dazed kid and I proto like that just orgasm. You know?
You know where that feels like we' re still going. You know
carlos that I always watch the videos that you upload to blank YouTube. In
fact, you' re blank. I' m fascinated by that lock-
up You' re happy. I mean, I' ve always liked your
job. I' ve been a follower of yours for years. Thank you
very much, thank you very much, but that record does, you know,
me and my whole family. Something really happened to me with her.
But that' s when she once went to a show of mine at hard
rock coffee. Many years ago we were literally neighbors on the same street,
like four more houses back. And then and she was going to roll the
whole family out of haste. Come on, come on, we have to
get there and they see me passing through the front, walking it dogs says
but and what' s the hurry we' re going to see? We
' re very relaxed about ourselves. Let' s go what we' re
so far back but yes carlos blank and blank. Well, that' s
what I came to talk about because that show we have tomorrow Saturday, but
that show started in December. December. We wanted to do something to have
zero stress or zero commitment, as well as we' re going to a
showp to trip and then, in all my shows I always do a moment
when I talk to the audience and I always had in mind several years ago
how it would be to make a show that is just so whole that I
ask things to the audience and that' s where the show comes out.
What' s your name, what do you do? And I was so
scared because it was the first time I went on stage without a joke like
that to improvise completely and the show was really cool. And there' s
been a night when I throw myself two hours and two and a half hours
talking nonsense with people, and that was two weeks and we' ve been
in comedy for twenty- six weeks. So tomorrow we' re going to
do a special edition in the Hall of Fame and you' re the one
who' s out mentoring you. What it is to be a comedian'
s mentor. I don' t think because when we went to Canden Mira,
you always went and introduced any boy you made first a round of new
people. Yeah, yeah, and you were closing up. You do.
I went many times, but as this has grown so much in the last
few years they were ten years ago. More or less it has rained quite
a few, but not yet every day it still looks like nine faces in
the joint. I like that a lot and I like it when I see
a boy who' s really set for this who wants to learn, who
wants to grow up. You always put your hand in there and we were
talking at the beginning of the topic that all of Faing has had you for
the change that has taken place in the last ten years, that you rethink
many routines or jokes that have always been on your drums. Well, luckily,
I always forgive myself. Luckily, I have never been controversial in my
materials. I feel like they' re within the sanity of half a family
friendly. So I' ve never been that kind of comedian. But there
' s always someone who' s offended and you know it' s the
bump thing. Someone wrote to you He said look no, no, no,
because what do I tell you? That already comes into some exact plebe
joke, but not offensive. Or offensive is it when you make fun of
a gay, a religion, of what I know, of someone' s
valid, of a dwarf. That kind of thing. A dwarf appears who
says offended me, you understand, but the other is already a plebe joke,
a boso love joke. You don' t make a joke about this
one Of course you make fun of it because it' s barbarous. It
was to YOU that I saw you go the first time already JiT wey follow
me well, and no one has ever offended you by that litter of sorcerer.
Yes, I will confess that before, when I was twenty- two
years old in this, then when I met you eighteen the day ago I
was either controlling a station and invited you one of the drivers died he,
Juan Alejandro Ayuso Oh Wow. I' m not wrong. He was one
of those on that show. I called four at five Devils. So I
remember that problem and he invited me because he saw you at a show at
a theater house and he wanted to invite you and you went there. It
was the first time I' d ever heard of you, but the first
time I saw you and met you at that time. Then I ran into
you in Bella seen in the Bolvo Wow, the Bolvo the Bolvo the boll
hr twenty- two years. You' re 22 years old. So you
know that back in the' 90s, that' s when I started learning
gra smoke watching TV, talked comedian, there was still a lot of gay
joke about everything. And then I had a couple of jokes and once a
lady told me that her son had just told his dad and his mom that
he was gay, and his dad still couldn' t process that. And
then they went to a show of mine they heard a joke that wasn'
t making fun of the gays. It was a joke where I mention gays,
because that' s another thing that people don' t make a difference,
like I' ve made religious jokes, which are observations about religion and
there are religious people who are offended and I say, but I' m
not criticizing religion. I just touched on it. That' s all,
and I did an analysis of something, but they kind of close, they
get gross. No, no, you didn' t say, you said
Christ Christ, you never say ever ever. As if never, then good.
In that case, that dad when he heard that joke, he told
the wife you go and he stopped and he left upset because he was still
struggling with this thing that had happened to him, that his son had just
come out of the closet and then that story kind of marked me and I
from there, like I never joked about those jokes I had again I pulled
out of my routine, but I don' t know. It wasn'
t something because I was afraid to offend someone, but like that story gave
me, I don' t know, it gave me something, it hit
me. You were empathetic to me. I think you did make me empathetic
exactly and you feel at home like making the jokes yourself, so let me
sit here and everything that' s happening to me and I do yes,
that, yes, the chastists who are in the first person, so I
talk about me, etcetera. When I say this was a plane, a
guy that I didn' t write that. That' s funny what Eduardo
does, what I do, what I do, what makes ochi, hochi
or chis so much that, that, those jokes are what I get from
the world that I know about Whatsapp, from an email, from the Tuyo
case, and this is something that happens to him comedians that the blocking of
describing a lot we' ve been through, in the case Tuyo, at
the time of your writing a routine, of choosing a topic, you'
re from the comedians that think a topic, something happens to you, you
see a series watch a movie and it tells you that theme. It'
s good to write. It' s a routine, like, pretty much
yours isn' t happening to me. Something always happens to me and I
may not have always fallen down something that gives me itch, that makes me
angry, that gives me a lot of frustration and a time because I calm
down. I say this may be funny I then begin to develop the idea.
My last show. My favorite joke was the one about the fight my
dog had with the dog next door. I don' t know if you
saw that. Mike, who is a Viralata dog, fucked my neighbor'
s dog, which is a German ducker, who took him six months and
Germany to train him the devil and my dog Virala went to bucha plate as
woe. No, I don' t know what grunt everyone here and told
Ata with the bucket of the but he learned what fucking aunty dog yards you
ask for. Yeah, and the dog' s stuck with Mike. Of
course I do. You remember loaning. Which is Preston, the German dog
who lived in my house. Yeah, sure that one with that seal went
away, but I love you, it kills him with the largüey cube through
the English dog bull. I think it' s the French do. Yes,
the brute, but yes, yes, the ta is not alive for
pity, that is to say it is a pity so it is still alive,
yes and it is deaf. So he' s aggressive, he'
s gross, and when you give him an order, he doesn' t
hear you, or anything. I' m holding on and writing with that
bastard. Worse to see when he dies with the grace of God. Once
I did release the tape because not the problem is I' ve had five
dogs and it' s the dog I love most. My daughter has caught
him, that is, she loves him to death and sometimes sleeps with him
like this hugging like crazy pimping. Then I was a long time ago.
His name is Rocky. Oh no, sir, it' s called Rocky
by formality, but I can say it to vina adels and you want it
the way I want it, well, of course, the soldier won'
t live for you, I won' t leave you the breast of the
will and you don' t think about sign language. No, I don
' t mean that. If you stand in front of him and you do
that to him and he comes or what I know or you do to him
sometimes or with the finger that doesn' t and he keels, he understands.
That starts the drama like not pussy bathing there, but so, that
' s basically the two of them in it this and that' s where
all the communication with that random one is. So, Carlos you have now
blank what is it? I' ve heard you have several shows in the
Hall of Fame You' re in pain. Tomorrow I didn' t have
in the big show you and where is the Hall of Fame in the Olympic
Center. It' s a very nice theater that' s in the Olympic
Center. It' s like in the quadrant to place you 27 as I
say, I know in those buildings that' s that corner down there,
inside the Olympic Center, an eight- hundred- person theater, very nice.
Ah, but tomorrow it' s going to be Santo Domingo Comedy Fest.
It' s going to be three shows, six, eight and ten
at night. Six o' clock is a joke at the same time as
the guys on that podcast. At eight I' m blank and at ten
there' s the big show that there' s Eduardo, Santo and about
forty- eight more humorists. The show will last until about four in the
morning. Very good, we' re about to start giving you a present
and coffee. We' re all many. Or how much, where you
can' t buy the ballot, how much you cost max and are like
four prices that Thomás got creative. I understand you can buy all the shows.
Oh yeah, all the shows two are holy, you can get in
to you what max and you can choose the show you want to watch,
the big show carlu a joke at a time depends on what you want to
see and then what we do ask. It' s extreme punctuality, so
it' s a show, the audience comes in, it' s a
British show? It' s British, so if the show goes to my
show at eight o' clock, it comes at half past seven, because
we start at eight, and if it' s about half past nine,
I have to hand over the theater to the next show, I mean,
I can' t disrespect the next one. In the 1980s, there was
a lot going on among comedians, which was the blockade. I guess that
follows everything, which is blocking, for example, a guy' s routine
because you know good ass has such exact rutile. I used to go to
the calanton routine I' m on the street, I' m on the
first you and I do your routine to kill you the cock of the whore
exactly past. And that happened a lot between comedians. Of course before,
comedians in the Dominican Republic were less and more competitive. It was a personal
sheath in some cases. Well, also what happens is a very logical thing.
The routines used to be more impersonal, more generic. I mean,
people had the routine of the jokes of Peña, Gomez, Balaguel, Juan
Bois. I don' t know how much, and that can be done
by any humorist. Now I have my routine of what happened to me with
my dog, which got fucked with the dog next door, and then with
my son, who was one day in the bathroom doing pupu and wouldn'
t let me clean it up. And then that' s extremely personal.
Exactly, Eduardo, it' s not going to be that because Eduardo,
that' s what it feels like when you didn' t live it the
way you can. When it wasn' t funny, like before they gramped
schists, it was routine exactly. Many of those old routines were copying and
pasting or lame look. I have this joke here of shooting Lo, along
with this one of Juan Boschi and this one that they made me the other
day of Peña Gomez, boom boom. I already have ten minutes of politics
you understand, but there wasn' t how anyone sat down to develop that
full routine but it was copied and glued. It' s a collage.
So now the routines are very personal and that' s why it' s
much harder to steal your routine and the audience is more attentive. The public
sometimes knows that. They stole it from Fulano. There are times when you
don' t do anything, and it' s the audience that starts the
chimosa. He gets kicked out of Fulano and I sometimes see that Gemen on
Instagram. I say the devil lit himself and makes me coke fit, it
passed me, they caught me one and they came out. Aita did me
too I stayed or. But that routine that you prepare in the different markets,
that you present yourself or yes, is to cure yourself first and foremost
present shame. I imagine you have to adapt it, because, for example,
it' s not the same. It' s a joke here in
the capital than in Santiago, not the same joke in Santiago as in Puerto
Pso Unidos, for example, you introduce yourself and there, for example,
in the case of the United States, comes a little bit more into the
question of having all decided right now, that people are offended because key Maripon,
that I know kind of things. There are things that one adjusts,
but in reality one realizes that one tends to underestimate the public that they are
not going to understand it, they will understand it, that is to say
because you do it several times you say see that there is why I am
faado changing this I say it as and now and people are going to laugh.
One can adjust a word one thing. For example, I remember that
I had a joke that ended with the words burnt psychote and in Colombia that
I made that joke, in Colombia it is not called psychote, it is
called pecueca basins. Then it was like something so specific. And besides,
what happens that end of the joke is the punch line. That' s
where people laugh. And if I say burnt pcote and the audience says uh
it' s clear psychote you understand there that' s like a very specific
word that does dipe cueca, but then the rest is like the message.
People take it away. People understand what you' re talking about. It
has to be a very specific thing that you have to make that effort to
translate it. I imagine moving it or adapting it, sorry, adapting it
and I imagine that before going to that market, you explored a little bit
fferent of culture. You know where such a thing is most delicate in Spain,
at the Spanish speaking level. In Spain feminism is very strong, very
strong, and there are many conveniences there before you are already afraid to do
show and jokes whether they go out with a pancata ay or your mother,
if there was the guy' s cookie, but there was an emen there,
that was there was one thing? That' s the guy' s
name, or a picture of his three- month- old boy to that
gentleman who does activism. I was a very radical stance on certain issues.
He had a picture with his son and told him that his son was going
to grow up, he was going to be gay, he was going to
eat moro dick. Or moro cock is dick of what they live there,
of what they live next to, like it' s called the country,
And dick is Morocco, more spinning, Moroccan and black, big Maghreb.
And if big enough, then you grab and tell a father of a three
- month- old boy about his son. But if they tell me about
my son or if I have a child, they tell me, I don
' t care or I don' t care. But not everyone. I
took some kind of stuff. But I did that analysis with Hotchi Hotchi went
and we came to the conclusion that it wasn' t for him to be
a comedian. It was because he was screwing up the exact patience. If
the guy contained that time and he had time then, if the guy'
s an accountant, that guy' s dad goes to the guy' s
office and gives him the same cookie on the desk where he' s working.
It happens that he agreed that he comedians, but and he already tells
you city and you can' t make a joke about anything Look at people
hitting him on a comedian. Not that meal you got because he wasn'
t making a mood. That' s what the pasin was smoking and assaulting
this one. Because we' re back on the subject. The ideological issue
in Spain is very crisped and more so after the ruling socialist party that has
taken identitarianism in a way when as what we are seeing is happening in the
United States, that there are in countries like Chile or because Mexico, that
you are good or bad depending on something popular and do too much if you
are going to the extremes and society when that falls that what falls is in
the self- destructive voragina and that is what Spain is living. People are
not here to listen, but to destroy themselves. And that which you raise
about feminism, which is more, is derived a lot from political correctness.
All those, those you must talk about hitting women, because many loves are
beaten. I' m going to keep talking about hitting women because basically that
' s an everyday topic. What I' m not going to say is
okay is what doesn' t taste good to hit me. It happened to
me with a joke that I made a bez there before the pandemic and that
it is cruel, but that it was a line that told me a Spaniard
who gave me a lot of laugh, that says a woman who was so
ugly that he doesn' t eat the acid the tonces he already ayo great.
Then a Spaniard tells me don' t tell that joke and I why,
because there was a lady here that her husband threw acid at her and
I tell you. I know, and in my country that happens a lot,
and it' s a terrible thing, and the man I see doing
that, I hit him for three exact days. But that has nothing to
do with my joke. You understand it' s very good. Not chi
the joke talks about the corrosive effect of acid that and a woman who was,
etcetera. It has nothing to do with assault on women, it has
nothing to do with violence. It has nothing to do with that guy,
because the acid fact has to do with something else. The same words are
mentioned. But it was acidic, but not exact woman and but it has
nothing to do with it. Then there was no way I could understand.
It' s like no, no, don' t. That good joke.
The thing is, you' re just closed, like the same case.
He didn' t mention us Critus, no, no, Christ isn
' t mentioned because it can' t be mentioned or that. I am
not mocking or criticizing Christ and I am mentioning him. That' s it.
That is an interesting topic because today, perhaps more than ever, we
are realizing that we do not understand freedom, thoughts, expression, etcetera.
And that has gone so far as to guarantee discussion and contradiction in order to
gain new knowledge as areas of science, such as studies that have been done,
for example, that measure the qualities of culture or approach that existed in
the past that black is grosser than white. It was a consensus in the
scientific community, but there were no tools that could measure further and come up
with one more truth about Tigers Arriving said we' re going to keep measuring.
We' re going to keep measuring and we' re going to review
this, because this looks more like a biased, converted judgment and using science
as an excuse to give to validate it, to make it true, than
an objective truth. And, indeed, science has determined that there are skills
and there are issues that in the areas where you have evolved the ethnicity to
which you belong. There are skills for which you are. Very good,
but that the potential of the brain doesn' t matter where you are This
is the same. I don' t know if it was understood, yes,
of course, but we' re going back to the same subject.
I mean, be careful, don' t talk about it, so a
lot of people are going to say no that black people are black. I
needed fewer things in Africa to survive, because I had to be a good
runner so predators wouldn' t eat it. That has much more developed physical
abilities. The white mania that is kept moving and had to transform more,
because they lived in cold zones of less predators, but a cold of eight
months like that, then they have skills to transform. And it' s
not that black can' t be clear. You know there' s a
very interesting theory of being called the equatorial unemployed, which says why the countries
along the Ecuador line are less developed than the cold Nordic countries. There are
several reasons, but one of them is that even the body needs an average
temperature. I think it' s thirty- seven degrees Celsius and then,
when it' s very cold, that takes you to move a lot to
look for that heat. And when it' s too hot, then you
do what makes a maca pull you relax and do nothing. Then tigers in
cold countries even have a biological reason to move. Map to work more,
to be more workers than generation. Another generation was developing richer countries and then
we live in countries where ideal. If you don' t have to work
with these heats, what you do is under a bundle. I was throwing
out a hammock, drinking chinola juice because because your body is asking you crazy,
don' t move. I' m too hot. I mean,
look at that. It has interesting, it has the tranquility of the one
that is fine You now, as the artists have also entered their comfort solo
comfort. There' s a phrase Sarina' s brother says that I love
it. He tells you there are people who go where. He says you
have to be your zone of random comfort. Don' t fuck with me
that it gave her a lot of work to get to her yet that I
kind of get out of her and I' m 20 years old taking fights
to get there, you just need to talk about the person, not because
we Carlos Sanchez about such a thing. But Mira is important. The rappers
love to talk about how he loves it because that makes him raise the eggs
kind of things. But as far as how much you have to dispose of
for a very private carlo show, a whole show set up a show with
you. First. Thank you so much for On for that indiscreet question.
Look maybe, but that varies a lot outside the relax. People can see
it, but the intention and I mean it, the intention is maybe you
can hear it as something very much talked about about this kind of thing.
But it is something for the new generations of better coming from you to know
what it really costs and that you can really live with dignity. Yes,
you can live, you can live, of course. But I mean,
you have to work a lot. So you said sold years and you have
to be patient out of relationship. I imagine you had to do a lot
of free show before you got paid. Your cho and cho well cheap,
I saw well cheap and things I mean, and opportunities that sometimes I called
for please, let me do that show that I want to do, I
don' t have budget, I' m not asking you. Fourth,
I want to do it, I' m going to do it. I
did that several times and because they were opportunities that I knew my going to
like very well. This is a very patient business. Hand it all has
to have a very austere life, because if you want this to produce fast
money and you want to have a lot of fast room, then you'
re going to start making stupid decisions in your career. You have to do
this to enjoy it, to use it, to enjoy the way. But
when you' re hungry that I have to make a room, then you
start to see little. This tiger is doing that shitty showloc Ay, but
he needs to pay bill. You know that happens a lot. It must
be remembered that tomorrow, Carlos, because he knows how to take the hand
of Carlos Sanchez has will be next to two little comedians flags. There'
s a humor show. Tomorrow. Indeed, the little bucket fills the pavilion
of fame and the pavilion of fame can get the ballots. One very important
thing to hit here is that you must be punctual because it' s a
show, you finish a three shows. I mean, it' s a
show, it ends there and then the other one starts. And of you,
if you didn' t buy the show, two three shows that go
in finlan line to you, you' re going to get it out of
the living room with bath teaser. Then on two phones. You don'
t have two phones. I don' t have one, but in the
hypothetical case you had two phones, if they call you to do a show,
decide one. The new generation of the o and the past life I
saw nothing has for Luis Hochi exampro old. He has to choose one for
you to support him by sitting with them whatever it is which one of the
others gets the call m is throwing paquetico. You, on the one hand,
walked the cuquinos, the burugán the Holachi santos. What I think is
more difficult, because it' s two satisfactions. And said you want me
to help you do it with the life generation, because there are almost you
know going on the other side. Then forget about the new. What'
s new. You' ll have time, spend bye with them, take
advantage of the old. Yeah, that was the downside. But you said
they' re two different satisfactions. Yeah, not the old one. Working
with these institutions of humor people who concho are so important to Dominican humor,
for the Dominican culture yabro. I' m driving, but I with young
people I enjoy it a lot because that' s why sometimes I have like
that feeling I like to be half dad no. My son doesn' t
do that, don' t say that, say the other bit to that
silence faster, etcetera, etcetera. I mean, I like that. I
like it. Eduardo knows that sometimes I feel to see routine and sometimes I
take notice. I see the other as a gentleman with his lens and yesteryear.
There was a show that Carlos timed doesn' t watch dietto this and
I don' t know what he looks at when you said such a joke
to me that I like that. In the end he opened with the young
and closed with the old. Yeah, Carlos, you kept asking for a
raise after the shows for a house of what fire happened, because I know
how I got him into a mess and I' m asking him for a
room if he' s having a show, that is, a piggy bank.
Not sure. What happens is that those rooms aren' t for me,
please not the lady basically for the lady who worked at my house.
She lives rented in a little house that' s cheap. Before the pandemic,
I started, I was carrying a piggy bank and I was saying,
uh, we' re raising a fund to give a little house to someone
who doesn' t have a perfect decent housing. It was just before the
pandemic came. That' s paralyzed and then we' re back. What
happens is that there is a show depending on the show, that is,
there are some shows where I' ve been given 40, 000 pesos,
but there' s a show where I' ve been given 800 pesos.
And if you want what you want, I bought a fucking house at that
rate. It takes time and this already and I know that I am already
again the martite reach see which one, but we are, we are closer,
I mean, on this day I saw the count and I said pussy
we are coming. Let' s see we' re coming, but we
have that desire to give that person that gift. I hope you can.
Yeah. Finally I saw the conversation that you were with ernesto you will expect
on cars, on cars. You were talking, you were going through and
you touched on the subject of vehicles, because he' s it' s
you came out on that subject. Yeah, sure, sure, and you
were telling your story about the bolbo and I couldn' t have felt more
identified with what you were counting on. What did I say? Well,
the fights you took with a cabro, the pods and everything the car did
to you. There are cars that are like those stormy loves. You do
know that they were the devil in your life, but you thank him for
having passed through your life, because they left you many teachings. For me.
It was the four a Ford focco that I dropped off at the Lincoln
with twenty- seven. I don' t know carts ladyn missed them,
took a whip and to make two omas and with the dialanphe plot to lashe.
I understood that ford was a vehicle that gives us a lot of trouble
and you' re looking at carcom Plains which is a page where people put
their vehicle failure reports and put for Focus two thousand two do the exercise.
The Ford focu' s trouble with everything. The only thing that won'
t hurt you? The Ford focu? The only thing that doesn' t
hurt you? It' s the rubber, not the vanda, doesn'
t call it the middle thing, not the air bag. Oh wow,
that' s the only thing that doesn' t matter. But it'
s that model for focus, two fifteen models, the worst engine, the
worst transmission, the worst brake system, he was going all the way to
the crystal. It' s parted by a horse so you know that I
' ve spent things with that corporal Look at you that' s nothing of
it. So, when I saw you talking about your experience with the egg,
I had your ex- husband bowling. It' s also the first
long conversation I had. I had it with Pedro and Carlos and remember that
Peter also had a egg and that powder gave him headaches and you had one
that you kept with the water. I mean, I saw for myself not
what was happening to me with the bull, I mean, to me it
was a carrazo and it' s a marra, a maquino that you had.
I think it' s a car that has money to buy for.
The new thing you know is that at least five or six years or it
' s going to be flawless a perfect quinine hand. Now when well,
I don' t know now because he changed his house. Someone already,
the Martí group told him. Now the hair group used to have it.
So I don' t know if the service changed, if the thing changed,
but then yes, I mean, I got to get some faith blows
when I went to the shop, you see, I got damaged by such
a thing. The tattered guy shivered calling Don Carlos I look on the bill
so much into the devil. Let me go home theater seven times for here
works in that entrance the story of Alberto Leo. Thank you so much,
because the car started taking Montón' s fugels and I' m chilies.
Leave the car. He left him. It' s also serious I went
drinking it. I put in victory. I' m done in east Venezuela
and what was you the other day didn' t come to work a zero
car. I didn' t come to work the other day. He called
me faith is not the cart thrown, the cart the legus that you have
high or I litany it and we will solve myself and we will get you
a car. Over there and the company, kindly gave me a bay wow
ok well of the year, but at least Usabai did. Of course there,
as it is said, honorable mention to tell him that he has not
given you probermill Edison and the promoter of that initiative that is no longer with
us in the plane sandal Don Heriberto Medrano and they have mounted me so that
I do not play to fight. All right, good for the face,
but I was really old with that car and every time Roberto came here,
I met the bonnet up from that car. I came here and there I
was. What' s in the car today? I was hanging around with
gift boxes and I was working a box I mean, I was you You
knew about my can Well, I' m not a mechanic. It'
s true when I solve it every time I' m crazy nothing. Every
time Roberto came, if he came four times a month four times, he
saw me three times with my bonnet up. It seems that it was him
and he was taking like that conversation to the island and you have to resolve
to see the love son, it' s the car and it scares me.
I' ll get a piano, I' ll beat it with the
wires. If I stay and I have called someone who comes there' s
a piano, it' s all once I don' t know anything about
mechanics. If a car stays with me and I open the bonnet, I
dream that what I have is a switch. It' s giant onoff and
I have off and I do it so plan I' m going to close,
because after that I can' t do anything with a car, because
I stay in the middle of the street. Look at me swearing as I
have found myself shouting at dinner, for I tell you that this errest talk
complains very well to me or you will see it has a particularity that I
do not know if it is but I of Beafredin laughs yes, and Freddin
and I have a very good friendship. I' m sorry that he went
to live outside and Ernesto I' ve treated everything or not because maybe the
taf Fellie, but I think he' s Felipe. I' m sorry
because I don' t see it as before. Ah, I don'
t go along with something like before. And in the case of Ernesto,
I don' t know him in people, but I do see him and
really that the guy has a grace to tell the anecdotes of his family,
which is to die very hard. He really did the tale of the Vulgo
Jar and vicho in the goal of the week. And what he doesn'
t know that that show I was watching was the kid I' m sorry
about was that the eighty- six WOW doesn' t tell me yes,
because the gallows of the week, that there were four television litters and the
gallows of the week and I remember the episode being very young. But not
that they were all funny there, they were all funny, they were all
dreamy and if it wasn' t with desire to be and funny, it
was with desire to be crazy. But they always made good stories, that
' s the psychiatrist' s story of maximum two, maximum that no,
no, no, really, the guy who played crazy you gave him is
to tell him that. But that was, that was real, that was
a guy he was saying. And this is all the worried brothers a lot
that' s what they have, that' s what they were going to
see doing the crazy thing so they keep giving him room and keep keeping him.
And the tiget is in the house without work and gave him a little
kick, I said slow for a few days and they were sugar chips.
It was for him that he knew what there was place. He summons the
whole family to me to explain to them about the health problem. I think
it was Ramon who was called him and then okay all the guys, all
the cousins. I know you guys are really worried about the salt state The
guy was sitting like that. I' ll explain what he' s got.
But a streeter and the man stopped that sheath and you guys he has
nothing and he took his baini he left bye that was all. That was
the day in front of him. He' s got nothing. Ramon has
nothing. And the story of the husband, the husband of or an uncle
who died and a wake that also for one died of laughter and that they
released the house and released the house. Yeah, a real crazy thing that
ah it was that Balaguer arrived, that they were already taking him. Balaguer
' s here. We had to get the widow back to the dead man,
I said Pussy. I thought that I had left Tilling, but from
the s Juan Güey, Juan Coño, I already thought that Juan had already
come out of you and predicted him to let go of the house and threw
himself on the floor. Thank you, Carlos. Tomorrow the show will reiterate
the place of ballots, availability and everything else. Carlos Sanchez along with three
little flags to commit. We' re six in the afternoon, eight in
the night and ten in the night. The afternoon show was a joke at
once, the eight o' clock show in blank with Carlos Sanchez and the
day of the night show, the big show or a comedian reguero, including
Eduardo Santo and Licket' s Gloria ticket. Max Licket Max dot com dot
two and that glory, God, you threw it in there. So,
I' m going to explain to you why, right now, you can
get out of the air. Mr Can, we didn' t make a
joke. I thought I was gonna be a gross okay. But I don
' t think it can be right now and at the end of the program,
because hours the end of the program to life like a cough the ten,
I thought that it pleases the nue no and also with you it'
s going bad, truth in what sense, because we have two hours talking
and there has not been a commercial break what goes now. Out of respect,
we' ve stopped developing you a bully. What' s going on
here is a subject more me tubestic than anything else. But if there'
s a prey that you' re 15 minutes late, but throw something in
there, you have a li This is every day you make funny, I
didn' t see it well, but I saw him. But okay,
he wants me to feel you. It doesn' t hit him. I
' m very good. I have a lot of nagochito, but give them
how one eye laughs and he starts it wrong or you go, man,
that you' re good, that there' s the last one that I
am and it gave me a lot of laugh and says pussy. I'
d say Luis had an accident and he says if he lost his two legs.
Don' t suck, but let him come, but how the two
skins had. He had already lost one. He had a stick leg.
Yes, yes, but it was a hundred years old. Hahahahahahahahahaha. It
was already a loss. It was expensive. Thank you Carlos Sanchez for the
morning Rimo ninety- six channel one- five. Tomorrow' s the show
tomorrow. I wish you success and I really do find myself or your videos
when they hack it in Tiktok because the pattern is hacked into you by tigers.
You don' t have one, I want you to throw it away.
They' re really great. Thank you and I keep keeping the machetaz
joke about those horita. Yeah, the best, the best. Tremendous joke
find him, find him in my instagram your mouth. Yeah, yeah,
that' s where life comes out. It' s the machetazo joke.
I never became the same power again. Sabrina Gomez, go Ori