I want to talk about wanting to talk about the bad neighbors. Hey about
everything that' s going on with Haiti, we have to admit that Haiti
has not been a good neighbor all this time. After we are two separate
houses, it has been a troublesome neighbor, but conflicting neighbors who, over
more than two hundred years, have been a headache for us since they became
independent to this day. I' m sorry. But I speak in political
terms, not as a person, I am not talking about individuals, I
am not talking about the Haitian citizen on foot, but I am talking about
the great decisions that politicians have taken at some point and that have ended up
affecting the relations of both countries. So that they don' t confuse that
he told us about the Haitian on foot, who has been pushed out by
the miser and the bad decisions of his politicians over all these years to try
to survive and push forward, so that they don' t confuse the shit
with the baseline. But I want to talk about things that are wrong in
your neighbor' s house, that you' re worried about, that affect
yours. Hey, music, there' s moms, or she lets you
sleep because you can make yourself a sheath. I don' t even know
who' s next to you, Mom. I have a marijuana smoke about
my house. I don' t know where it' s from, but
what worries me that I end up liking marijuana, because I get marijuana.
Twenty- four seven. You' re done I' ll leave it to
you Everybody let go of the smoke. No. I don' t know
the only problem I' ve detected recently has been that a neighbor is getting
the alarm from the house. It sounds so mature that the house doesn'
t. If you haven' t detected it with your neighbor, the problem
is exactly you, exactly, Mommy. Let' s go to the line
Good morning, good morning, problems that are affecting your neighbor' s house,
that you worry, that affect yours. The mice are one that disgusts
me The mice look. I' ve learned to live that five, three,
one, ninety- six, five. We' re talking about problems
affecting your neighbor' s house, which you see, affecting yours. Good
morning, now, well, yeah, well, good morning, good morning,
good morning. My neighbors are an issue because they really belong to civil
defense. But besides, they' re already politicians. That means that eternally
that lives full of people and you never get the logistics. I don'
t love myself because they say they don' t give it a fish.
That' s talking what you' re defending at the time, not the
fourth. Not there, but they' re politicians, they have three weights
that when that damned dog starts barking. There' s no foot in the
house. And now, to complete, they have two steps. And in
the part of at in the yard the whole day typing, that is.
I' m fine that I have to be stuck in the front and back
to the house, because your maria is so much, so quiet. But
everything and fed up and you saw I love good morning, good problems that
affect your neighbor, that you fear will end up affecting your house. She
' s upstairs talking about the house to bed. Hey, the brio'
s with Tugu To. To To? Play? To? Go? Play.
Sometimes he has trivile, so he can see a little softer, because
hey, goletme fourth, I had neighbors like that and you have told the
story here that we made love to you together, although I ended up first
the day goes. Yeah, and you say you kiss. I didn'
t sleep my ropi sometimes, but I was woken up mid- morning what.
If it was time for me to make love, we had a threesome
with a wall that didn' t divide how rich, but you lived.
He was good. You guys were in a house. I live an apartment
by ok Looks like the yora camera back from that wooden thing. Ah yes
and you gave then the lady also dialogueed while they were sexing her. Oh
yeah, she said things, yeah, yeah, who said how when you
' re giving her hair, little faces sing your damn. Likewise, she
spoke, Ella, she sang her hair and yes, good morning, but
good morning, don' t laugh, yes, well. The subject of
me with one of my neighbors, the other is a saint. But on
the other side what affects me is the mother- daughter relationship. Those two
women stick like two sticks the ro tooth is told of what you can'
t imagine. And I have a ten- year- old girl. So
my fear is that she understands that that' s a normal relationship and that
in the morning she will copy that relationship to me, especially about the daughter.
No. No, no, no, no, that' s easy.
Or I' d come down to my house. I' m getting
married now,' cause there' s people like that, not my mom.
So far, now, all five of us had a memor or control.
We said three hundred things to each other, but in the end he
told her that God blessed you in your day, but there is nothing.
He' s got a stick before his mouth doesn' t let go of
you. That' s so quiet that from what your neighbor tells you,
your daughter, yes, because the boundaries in your house set it. You
say you' re the one who tells you that when your daughter business me
with a miscreant of that your spin. Good morning. That' s where
I was from, please, so you didn' t communicate. Good morning.
Tell me now good day, Alberto Mira. When I found out that
the day you didn' t a star I almost didn' t listen to
jesus radio. Yes, because the communiqué and the whole coffla told the past
past past. I' ll be quiet when I see you. What worries
me about my neighbors is that they turn on the radio one day of the
week until two in the morning. But I' m not worried about music.
The problem is, if it' s me, you' ll see
how they think they are. Yeah, not exactly, because they' re
in a pile. They show up ah yes, good morning, good day,
boy, a Leono day. You know that in front of my house
they put a game of dominos, a brunette there and put a frenzy you
know with the little bowl that shits on the job, that it is a
duck the places That it faces in front of the door of my house.
And that and until 11: 30 they almost sometimes last until 1: 00
in the morning. And that bachata perengue music. Ah don' t master
it, they bother us, but they do the exactadro dominos music. I
don' t like how. Good morning, good morning, good morning.
What makes me the most of my neighbor, I' ve already said the
third. I don' t know what. These ladies Santana between twelve of
the night and three of the signs, she drags all the furniture she finds
possible. But one thing there, I don' t know. I wonder
what the mother' s already doing She' s an interior decorator. No.
Sometimes it' s kids who are guilty. Sometimes it' s the
kids that' s going on in your neighbor' s house, that you
' re afraid will affect yours. We talked here at the rhythm of the
morning. Rhythm not twenty and six five channel one hundred and five one in
the vegas for the whole cibao. Good morning? Good morning? Good morning?
Is it good morning? And I' m going to give you an
anecdote. I lived on a wax night, in a building, the neighbor
on the first level. I don' t know if it was a date
house or what I had, but there was an entrance and this frees up
man we had to talk to the apartment owners. I think that when people
get in and out of people for that it' s not a problem for
the neighbors entirely. And if I' m the name of someone' s
land lord and that' s not my problem. As long as I pay
the rent, as long as I don' t break the apartment, if
it' s with your s em l a s i problem they write me
here, Alberto, I have some neighbors who are always in need, whether
it' s like the gas tank that lends it to you or that give
you two buckets of water already have some more, but I want to know
where you live. Pretend the gas tank in front of my carcass, the
street in front. They do well as kara ok so the song you'
ll be happy and they' re around here by twenty- seven. Well,
that' s gonna come in now. That' s gonna bring in
a spin off now. Things that happen where you live, that make it
clear to you that you live in a place of poor people. That'
s where I see it, because the toilets aren' t necessarily from poor
people. It' s true. Or that there are streets in the neighborhoods
where people take their stand, because I meditate how they are so that I
say I imagine that Mom and Chiquito look not to be ridiculous. It does
have to be Chiquito for the last time I saw San dega dega. I
should' ve had, like, eight or nine years. Oh, we
didn' t get in because the frying doesn' t use a gas tank
anymore or rinsing a pod there is, but have degas use the last good
bald days of via three how envious to see anyone totally look. Ah has
already moved an expert foot, but the piper has a merc de ban that
gets in the car to smoke a marijuana and the inundate the rich residential.
I' ve got my pregnant wife, who' s home in the side
bowl. Oh, mom, and that' s got me a little worried,
' cause you know that bass kills himself over there with a newborn kid
there in is I still started to say and I' m gonna talk to
him,' cause he' s your uncle. It' s got to
be here or I' m good at when or and the guy pulled out
a pytholague with a 30- year- old scabbard. I said my brother
good morning, better, you and your family are leaving my neighbor' s
ox Lindo. It' s, as you' re going to say,
pious what two neighbors in my building decided to remodel and it was a disgrace
because until Sundays they were hammering. Unfortunately, we are practically in Mexico.
A listener called and said you' re sick of the neighbor who borrows the
gas tank and sometimes asks for two buckets of water. That' s easy
for you, because you live my brother in a sector of what you call
him in group, what you call him in Colombia by name, the group,
three, group four. Here is you live in class e F What
does that mean, because there is the bird, the, the bird,
the C, the C, the D the d There is the E and
the E f or in its default, not what was fuct She lives in
a project of a very famous builder. Not that they fuck us so much
depends on fin over here, look over there, over there. It goes
already then that happens in your sector, which clearly leaves you living in a
depressed area. That' s why, since I hit the neighbor' s
ga tank, give me two ardiaguas when you order a punccho- pretted cauldron
in the upper- class sectors, you don' t see that, and
I see the anaphon. The first thing those people hire is a buffet is
done, it' s done by a chef but good people done good morning,
which if you go radio doesn' t do great favor. She'
s bothering me about my neighbor, who has some girls, since a big
one and has one of them boyfriends. Then he' s gonna walk him
in the back and I have a bitch who goes crazy when he gets that
boyfriend out. I don' t mind the groom because he has to enjoy
himself, but my bitch thinks she' s gaining mud again something so clear
and the only one who doesn' t know or that you' re already
throwing the boyfriend back. Thank you, we' re famous for Clay five,
three, one, ninety- six and fifty. We' re talking
about day not that which isn' t the previous subject. Now we'
ve made a change, a spina off. That' s what' s
going on in your sector. Or what happens to you like asking you for
the white cape so that you are clear that you live in a poor sector
you are a vulnerable sector, vulnerable because there are people who believe yes,
certain things don' t happen, and that it is a tank have borrowed
for no pot, no nothing, neither salt nor sugar. That' s
not used? Or it' s used, isn' t it? No,
you go to the super and you buy it if I know if the
gay goes you go to the neighbor' s house to finish the kitchen of
the rice. There' s also not that hanging clothes that I look at.
That was very poor neighborhoods before crossing with the cauldron pondo the neighbor finished
consuming plush that you left the Gabe me fuelga, leave a decosión of the
ro you terrena no, but and which times I did not see that in
my childhood. It' s enough to watch him attend prepared neighbors or you
start a tong anafe that you had as an eyelet under the sink. We
' ve progressed waiting for you I had to send for a cover, send
order, not a coal cover. Pala nafe, Pala nafe? And everything
fits so badly in that grace. You' re saying. Everything' s
wrong, everything. Good morning, well, good- bye brothers, Dale,
what' s going on or, as I was saying, they'
re not in such a loss of clothes first that they' re balconies.
That' s from ondo. There' s a neighbor who lives in a
second or third. I think he' s a mechanic and you think under
the ladder is a soul the warehouse of the give the answer has that ladder,
which looks like a mechanic workshop. Come graph is failing the administration of
that building. Seven twenty- six minutes of lithball in the morning. What
' s going on in your sector, what' s going on, what
makes you think you mistakenly thought you lived. It' s because people who
all call themselves middle class, there we' re going to sit yes also
because buoy department seen that with two, with two showers of hand, good
ten. Hey seen the doña, the ros, but good morning ahead,
go ahead and tell him what you' re up to. He made it
clear that you live in a depressed area. You can' t imagine it
anymore Look. I' m going to do several years when I have a
company in my house, that is, a folder company, and I decided
to put camera in front of the house to sometimes drive the memos employees that
are going to be any job near pussy. But there are some fucking neighbors
who are troublesome. Every time there' s a Sunday rebun that I'
m not there. On Monday ban that shows you the videos of the Camera
Martite, I would already be noticed, already I have been to tell you
that the duty is deleted. The last day they start deleting the videos so
they stop screwing around can get in in March. This one says there'
s a skirt on the corner of his house where he lives. Yes,
there are skirts. Don' t go on you know and I' ll
have a skirt. When I was in the keylines on that side and the
Claudios removed it and in the pandemic I went to a skirt in the mines
near Ramón Emilio l to buy twenty free chicken in case you were scarce where
you live. There' s a business, five four- pound chicken.
I took myself where you live a business. Yes, my seasonings now mine
at a distance of 500 meters where you live. Good to have the business
drawing. You live in a shape zone. Good morning, hello guys,
good morning, good morning, goodbye Alberto, but look in the vega,
in my village. My mom lives in a quiet neighborhood, more or less
she has to sit down, but two streets further back there are slums where
still, gentlemen, they pull mattresses stained with pipe to dry in the sun.
I said not yet. It' s not missing yet. You already
know the vegalla, an Olympic and working cultured city and carmione people look what
it made me for myself. Yes, because of your house. It'
s all nothing at all, yes, not any business 500 meters from your
house. You don' t live, no, no, not well a
store. Yes for your house and fading crowded close to everyone and bachata on
Saturdays. You live in a depressed area, you watch that dwelling, there
is no ministration, for God' s sake, and how you live in
a building without administration as a cat dog or an Aitian national. Nothing down
there. There are good morning, good morning boys when they start burning paper
and basurita that pigeon it. Good morning, this poison vane is the cry.
That was good sun day, Buster give it a friend, but we
memos some Texans teach sun for over there salutan hat and sheath and is a
cooker. I think we' re going for the summer. But when they
finish the pretty ones that were given there they are called eat them so Texan
bron a complicated. Hey, Albert, they write to me here where I
live on Monday Wednesdays, and we have to ask if the water came in.
No, no, if they' re on that show, it says
where you live there it' s a gar and pechurinas. Not good.
They' re good Gaby Gay de Gabe five three. If by your house
the afacones look like little houses, almost as well. Yeah, it'
s the garbage upstairs, too. Yes, it' s true that the
one who passes the do truck kisses ay my soul. Good morning, so
dey Alberto Dale Papa Alberto I' m a hero. Hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey. That puts it out there, yeah,
that' s totally smoke. The houses are filled all inside and more at
night today is the hunger that the mother of hunger to take the copper.
That puts every home out there I' m saying robots The brand is a
market. It' s not that one you said if they live, for
example, where there are supermarket networks. The cousins we had a very vulnerable.
Yes, but it exists, it has a lot. That' s
where he doesn' t come in. Yesterday, as journalist Ramón Tolentino shared
details of the case that happened in what is called the Katwi village in Kotoy,
involving two young girls, one of them dead eighteen years and another twenty
- one. We here commented on this early yesterday morning and talked about the
deal that may have been given the news, trying to be how to say
it, trying to be delicate with a case that should not be done look
at so that they understand what happened, without turning it around, a relationship
between two girls who had a sentimental relationship that ended badly because one of her
ended up dead a break- up that was traumatic, problematic that led to
a series of situations that resulted in a terrible violent fact make it clear that
two women, two men, two adults or two teenagers and so equally can
have the relationship they want, whether heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, whatever.
I don' t know when in the country we' re going to start
to see things naturally, regardless of the moral size that is used or that
a majority has, so the media treats. These two friends weren' t
and they were girlfriends starting around. They were girlfriends. They met while one
of them was still in school, was sixteen years old and the other was
nineteen. They started talking on Instagram, according to what the same journalist says,
and when they enter into a relationship, one was already aware of her
parents. Her mother was clear that she liked women since she was thirteen,
who is dead, and another is from a much more conservative family. His
family didn' t know. And so it' s a series of situations
that come after the breakup that lead to the outcome of the case in the
tragic and terrible way that ended, what happened simple this young woman, the
eighteen, knows other people decide to make her life break with this girl,
start conflicts, get blocked, get unblocked insults, get discouraged, etcetera.
And on that path, by the existence of one to the other, the
one who was eighteen, who is the dead, made a series of decisions
through Whatsapp and conversations that apparently led the other to plan and execute it as
it did? Your execution and execute it as I did? One of them
was uploading a story to her whatsapp, which was only seen by the sister
of the two of them' s killer. This leads the sister to talk
to the killer and then to the father, and there the problem begins to
be recorded and then the deceased also had a conversation with the killer' s
mother, which already complicated everything and was already a point of prayer. No,
I' m not justified. I' m explaining what happened, Ahorita,
Garry welcomes one and listens and says Alberto Vargas, justifying unjustifiable. But
don' t forget that there are two boys who are in a relationship that
sometimes one at eighteen to twenty- one one believes that he has lived long
enough to understand life imagine for adults like me, like Peter, there are
still issues that are difficult to deal with. Imagine a boy who is just
beginning to accept and admit that he is of age. That then led this
girl to plan for the death of the other. Plan, get together,
get on your vehicle. And that' s the part where the same journalist
comments that you have to determine if she did this alone or if she did
it with someone else' s assistance, because killing a person, dragging the
throw to where she threw it is not the job of a person of the
killer' s physical coutexture. Ah it wasn' t in the place that
killed her, She killed others that she says killed her on the spot,
But the same journalist, because of the evidence that journalist Ramón Tolentino has and
what he says he says he doesn' t think that that' s one
person' s action. Well, there' s a lot to think about
from now on, but it' s also unfortunate to know that the deceased
had to face many situations as a result of her own decision is her life.
Imagine a thirteen- year- old girl who tells her mother looks more
like women and the conflict that that generates the mother- daughter relationship, especially
when the mother of certain convictions finds it difficult to have to deal with that
beyond, to make it public in her surroundings and that the product of that
same you have to live, the pointing, the harassment, the ignorance that
that leads you to an emotional and psychological situation that you see yourself in a
situation where you care even against your own life, like the stories her mother,
that this young woman had done it years ago, that she had thrown
herself out of a third floor and managed to survive the result of a depressive
process that she had not overcome. Then there is a mixture of mental health
on the part and part of situations not well managed and a series of problems
that have left a tragedy that the only thing that can put us to reflect,
first, how we are as individuals, seconds together, how we are
behaving as a society and of that society, how families are functioning Today,
where there is no possibility of knowing in time conflicts like this and being able
to manage it in a timely and effective way. Because among the friends who
stir, among the damn networks that make you publish a lot of nonsense that
are provocative and problematic, there is a mixture of things that result in a
tragedy where a 18- year- old girl lost her life in a completely
unnecessary way. Nothing under the sun justifies an execution like the one that was
the victim of that eighteen- year- old girl. I repeat from someone
who said or said that at some point I say I love you, I
love you. That' s the part, that' s the part I
always point out here. The one who loves you today is the one who
' s going to kill you tomorrow potentially, and I' m not saying
it trivially. I' m saying in pain. Then, in that case,
what must be done by justice, what is due to it, of
course. But more than that, those who are commissioned in charge of the
investigation leave no room so that, as some connoisseurs of law have raised regarding
what has been known so far, they may give the possibility that this young
woman can use the provocation as a legal excuse and that it is not more
than five years that the possibility exists. Then the Public Prosecutor' s Office
has the challenge of creating a file that is solid enough to be established and
can be proved before a judge or the judges that it is up to him
to deal with this case. We are facing a murder that whoever sits on
the bench of those who are sitting on the bench of the accused is incontrovertibly
a murderer and that, as the Criminal Code establishes, this person, because
he receives the punishment that corresponds to him, that is thirty years in prison,
that is very little for someone who snatches his life so cruelly from a
human being, And less if that human being is someone that that that person
who took his life told him at some point that he loved him. I
refuse to accept that there are people who tell me that they kill for love
or that love made them crazy, because I would not have to admit by
day I do not stab myself because he loves me, he kills me,
he loves me so much that he kills me as it is called. The
one who put it in. God asked him as proof to sacrifice his son
Abraham. Abraham, we are not dealing with the case of Abrania. It
' s a biblical case. Learning after that is totally different from what we
have seen in the Bible account and is the lesson. So I honestly refuse
to accept and that I killed you because I loved you. That' s
not what I don' t admit. That' s not how he loves
me. That family deserves that case to be solid enough so that this killer
doesn' t go out twenty- six and not forty- one. Ideally,
it would never come out. But, unfortunately, we have to reform
a lot of laws in the country so that that happens in the future.
The law states that there are thirty maximums for murder. But there is much
to consider about this case. Terrible. Alberto everywhere you see him. It
' s terrible, that' s the same thing you say about good relationships,
there' s supposed to be some affection between us and that good guy
in mental health, that girl who also threw herself off the third floor,
there' s not like too much ingredient in this case. There are many
things that we are living in society and it is not that they did not
happen before, but that in the society that we are living today we must
pay attention to it. Well, there' s nothing bad about the other
world that a daughter tells you she' s a lesbian. Studies and science
itself say if you have proven it, that all human beings, in the
transit of adolescence, by the pro the self- discovery process itself, think,
believe and experiment with a lot of things that then disappear in adulthood.
Then we must be sufficiently informed. Nor do you treat a child like a
sick person who has leprosy or has kidney failure and nothing like that. The
human being becomes experienced and discovering things, and that' s what science says.
To this day, what science neuros study, those who study human behavior,
psychologists, psychiatrists, etc, which are what are dedicated to that sheath,
which is perfectly normal that in adolescence one thinks that he likes horses and
when he is twenty- one it turns out that you like mares. That
is, on the one hand, regardless of the moral or religious sieve you
have, that is, whatever moral or religious sedation you have, science has
helped us to better understand that in order to manage those processes with much more
assertiveness. That on that side, The other is when a child has some
kind of depressive episode for whatever reason and you notice it, it also has
to act assertively exactly and more importantly even that parents do not interest them and
it seems that they want to live in an alternate world and away from that
of children look. Today more than ever, you need to be a present
parent, but present is not to be with him on Sundays and Saturdays.
It is that you are part of the circle and the things that most affect
your children to know as much as possible, because we return to the same
subject of timely management, of a series of decisions and actions that can be
taken in a timely manner to avoid that tragedy. For the same social reality
of the Dominican Republic. Some people don' t have the tools. The
story that the mother of this child tells and that Ramón Tolentino cites in her
account, is that this woman, due to economic difficulties, gave her daughter
from the age of five to her parents and gave her grandmother and father at
the age of ten to live with her again. And that' s where
all this begins and you' ll know God, victim of how many abuses
that girl could have been in that process. That I am not blaming anyone,
but that one understands this society how vulnerable a certain group is and how
exposed it is to abuse. And that' s marking your mind and it
' s marking your soul and it' s scarring you and it' s
bringing in a series of pods that complicate your existence. Not everyone has the
ability to overcome such situations by themselves and by their means, others, others,
but sometimes none. So it' s tragic, it' s terrible,
it' s sad. We have to see two young people, two
fucked- up lives, but one more fucked- up than another, because
the one that' s buried, that' s hopeless. That family'
s already there. There is no way, there is no new year,
there is no Christmas Eve and there is no happy birthday for a lot of
situations that have gone out of control and also for a series of attitudes and
behaviors that many of these boys, just like in my generation, take products
from the social and cultural environment in which we developed, that made us think
to my generation that life was in a way and after realizing that what you
saw in the damn series or what you read in the booklet, on the
internet page of reality was not like that. It' s not and it
wasn' t like that. And today there is much learned from what we
are bombarded through Instagram, from tiktok from what we see trivialized many times to
excess and make us behave in the wrong way. We don' t see
this simply as a tragedy of a family in Cotuy, of a family in
San Francisco. Let' s look at this as a symptom of a society
that has made a lot of mistakes and that there is a generation that is
asking for help and that we don' t want to hear it because we
' re also too deep in the same damn networks that are poisoning them.
The brain will be god, the bunch of mothers who are commenting wherever these
published news are talking about it and they' re understanding me their cardboard and
fathers I also said, Mother, because it comes to mind. What I
know came to my mind. That word, mothers and fathers, which is
spent in the day, seeing the farndula. They spend eight hours watching a
marathon of fifteen videos of how Vaina la Piri, Juan de Teban friends of
one, are saying, but they are entertainers and it is not bad what
they do. But while you dedicate a marathon of rhythm videos to the morning,
which is seven nine hours, there is a son of yours who is
possibly very neglected to manage better his time in things that are important. It
' s a tragedy that involved a relationship between two girls that ended badly,
two young girls who decided to have a sentimental relationship. As everything happens in
life, things start to go wrong and because you don' t have the
tools that aren' t counted at that age necessarily to manage that conflict,
the conflict of wine in a horrible tragedy and it' s a shame.
Peter Vazquez. Today is World Autism Day to raise people' s awareness of
autism. This is the tea. You know that as time goes by,
he' s not realizing it. There is still a long way to go
on this issue, but when you see it it has been achieved quite a
bit, not on condition, but on people who already, for example,
have a little more awareness of what a person with autism is. Yeah,
for example, I' m obviously telling you it' s missing enough yet,
but they don' t see it as a strange thing anymore or treat
you like something from the other world. If they are not incorporating it more
into the societies in their environment. And that really makes one feel good that
as a society, at least one is learning a few things. This is
a condition that science still does not agree. He does not yet know what
causes this, but it is certainly the life of a family that has a
person with utism. Day to day is important. There is no one day
equal to the other and today World Autism Day is celebrated. Scientize people about
this condition. People who have autism. There' s a different kind of
autism. Within the spectrum of autism there are different, there are like five,
then there are some that catalogue it mild another each or two three,
et cetera. But that' s it, that' s the mail thing.
There are people with autism who act differently. It' s never the
same or one autistic to the other, it' s never the same.
Behaviour is never the same. But it' s really wonderful. It is
a daily learning, which is something that people who have a family with autism
are the only ones who will understand. There are a lot of institutions here
that do a pretty good job on this, but I certainly won' t
say what does that anymore. More government support and that sort of thing is
needed, because that' s how we' re going to waste time.
I see over wet. Yes, but yes, certainly, every person who
has a family member with autism is looking for a way to throw that family
member forward and insert it into society. So if you' re one of
the people who has a family member with autism, feel good, feel proud,
that that' s not a thing of the other world, it'
s not a disease, it' s not contagious, it doesn' t
stick or any of that. On the contrary, it' s exciting to
have a family member with autism. It is very relaxing that in addition,
it is something quite the affection you receive from those people are quite interesting.
That said, there are a number of things about Mana that were ringing there.
There are a number of things that you start to realize that the phrase
that they say and that the fuck we were happy and we didn' t
know. And certainly, listening to that mana song, I realized that at
that time, if we were really happy, what they are rock lovers,
at that time they considered Mana as a band, like the junk of rock,
they said that it is one of the rock. If there was much
tourism it happens to him it is that also with what there was one compared
more than really. Mannan wasn' t rock He was kind of honest.
I have since Manada' s first record of the eighty- seven and I
was a fan of Mana and I must say that Mana could catch on to
popular taste, because Mana made music that he who was not a purist of
rock could understand and consume. I mean, I mixed in the sound of
many things that for the time appealed to the great audience. They didn'
t have it on their first album. Yes, Maná was a very bad
band in his boriso and we must recognize the musical quality and musicians they had,
who created melo vis brother. But you compared Manaco stereo soda was a
sacrilege. You compare Maná with other bands of the time, from Argentina,
Chile, Mexico itself, but what happens is that manat Supo reach out to
an audience that consumed it and adopted it, that is, manas. It
looked a lot like a part of the audience that was among what rock tolerated,
but he liked the Painstream sounds by calling it somehow more pop sounds,
more pachatous, more Poleroides was the band like the wannavides rock. Yeah,
manna was the transition, that was the transition to rocking. You know I
was going to tell you that everyone who had at school in the nineties or
early two thousand, a rock band there at school, started playing reas.
Put in a simpler way, man was the band of the poppies. Yeah,
right, otherwise, you don' t have to give up your dress.
I repeat, I was a fanatic of Mana since the year ninety-
two ninety- three. Around there, I kind of started to get to
know his music by listening to stations here that played rock, as it is
said alternately that sometimes a mana song was coming in. But when Mana came
here in the nineties, for the first time he came to the racetrack is
his god Mana had already had a record that had been a hit and Mana
' s most successful song of that record is not rock. It' s
just a mix of sounds out there. Obviously, we came from the 1980s,
which is the time of the Paul Ballads, from those great American bands
that recorded great hits and with mana did something similar. I mean, the
producers worked that manna sound for that. But remember that when the angels weep,
which is the song, but I had had other hits that are there.
I think if I' m not wrong about that same album, that
song was yes before and after. And that' s not a rock like
the other thing that accompanied at the time, like maybe the sound of Toreros
dead from Spain or the sound of To de Challengercía or of what is called
the other Argentine Fito Páez, and a lot of bands that for the time
were the ones that defined the sound of rock in Spanish. That, as
far as it wasn' t manal referent, but it' s not the
sound of that, of stereo and a bunch of other bands that even from
Brazil came out rock. It has the particularity that music, not rock compositions,
are quite complicated lyrics or that they have a always envelop a somewhat strange
theme and the way they express it, of them also have to have a
culture chin to understand it clearly. Of course that l and they use the
metaphor a lot exactly the same is because of me I have always had a
conflict with Humana for the song El pier de San Blas, because Manna says
that that is not a crazy woman who lived on a pier of a Mexican
port. They want to know her, but that' s the story of
pure Penelope and I just said it with the magin el. The pier of
Sambla is the story of the Maju Majimbe recorded ue Penelope and recorded Neck'
s. If I' m not mistaken, Pene López has a song by
a Spanish hum cerra singer and that song is recorded by Diego Torres and that
by Diego Torres is carried by Fernando Villeron in the same year to Merengue and
the three damn songs sounded on par because although the song was closed and very
old they stuck, the three Paul saw to be ras reucitar because it was
like a comparator who sang it best. And it has to be said that
there are three very good interpretations, that of the author, that of the
singer who was in fashion and quite glued, and that of the merenguero,
who makes unbeatable versions of each song he sings. Just like Laura de de
Neck, Laura or en mere and stuck in and in fact, at a
festival president, at the festival in the ninety- nine, at the festival
that she simulated and threw nine, right behind Ibaneck, behind the tobacco.
I didn' t tell him there and he was asking that n is sing
the meringue with him and no one who much crazy jim knows me, we
come, already enjoy those who are old. Get yourself a Manasian CD.
There' s cd out there, and I just enjoy it. A plog
he made for MTVT and his CD when the angels cry to me. There
' s my favorite manapo song from my song right now in the watchou world
that deals with the audience and the simple question you think the audience knows poorly.
No. No, we' re not going to talk about the audience,
the rhythm mantle audience. Sure, yeah, yeah, yeah, there
' s that whole mana song that made it clear to you that they weren
' t a rock band. True love forgives because they got into Bachateros.
It was accurate. They recorded a berry s soap he hears is birding or,
but tile is fuel. There they were blown up. They were ready,
poor sister They weren' t ready. Julio Mando was snoring my bed.
The police also didn' t know. Boy you know mine, you
take the me. But where the kids will play, the kids, uh
where the hell to play I went back man before me. He didn'
t even have a couple of records. He had a couple of albums,
but I had this manna album called Dicke robot Anda. That' s got
to be that record over there in my critoria. The robot Robo appears,
but bad he hears the titles robots dancing. I went in through the window,
moving your hips on the beach, i e the plaa ma El.
The only one still billing well from that band is Alex, the drummer who
is a figure of Big Firth, a brand of this battery bowl and he
' s one of what' s- his- name drum rolls. This
faith is the author of many lyrics, yes, but he keeps fatulating very
well sticks with what I pray tell me hear this song of Manda God of
the year eighty- seven already by you believe that manea now manti I do
not have conocchi or and that is the one that yes or seven Scar I
walked like the chapel of the type this as it is called the one of
the drummer Hil Collins, and the feeling of the drums discovered it by accident
folic or feel or chatas and feelings are she not toras picita u. When
I bought that album it was in the year two thousand in Molina de Plaza
Central, which remains going to the right Molina Molina everything for your home entering
to the right Molina at that time also records and there was that mana album
that I lasted three months saving. Look at the album People were struck by
the fact that I saved three months and bought the album, but I yelled
at you in coven leave yourself. Have three hundred and fifty pesos in Molina.
In March of the year two thousand, Mira I still have it.
Yeah, yeah, I said you were a little bat of things. I
believe you because I just know the long lion. The manna song that made
it clear to you that I wasn' t rocker. I was looking for
the top ten band and they can' t gabarar va er smiso, but
the top ten rock bands in Spanish. Let me see butterfly betrays. Another
yes, yes, yes, yes? Already? Me, as you are.
My religion was the one I' ve already convinced myself is not rock.
I had friends that you were a rocker, but from the hardcores you
really wanted me to hear and they said bands, it' s not rock
and I was offended clearly, they told me that what I did mana was
music for Bachatero. But then, in the ninety- nine ninety- seven
and I was walking around with my Manna record collection because I wanted me to
be a rocker. Seeing enough then I wanted hahahaha, you know how to
fly. He was from that group of people who listened to rock, metal,
super heavy and progressive and all that, and he said that himself.
But Orlando started playing scratching the sun. So don' t come here now
fake myth of Alberto Rudecino. I' ve got a list of the top
ten rock bands in Spanish paruñando Hey well a stereo soda has been heroes of
silence. The fabulous prisoners, Cadida Café Tacuba, the velvety peeled, Charly
García, Luis Alberto Spinetta, the saicos, Bueno los Jaiba. On this
list that' s here for club count com is all other. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The top tremendous band is all easy
Let' s go to the line Good Days, bana song with which you
finally accepted that they were not a current rant rock band every tumbra hears there
three hundred and fifty music for that year. Yeah, no, I wanted
it more to collect the Old Come on, it wasn' t musical,
and I bought the record at the mill They write me here. Bless your
blessed light. Yes, because people say that you put that sheath on you
but instead the album is twenty- five years old my hand and the record
is already thirty- seven, thirty- seven, thirty- seven years old
and it is and the year edition is a non- edicate reissue, but
it was one of the few that made, that walked through the lost world.
Yeah, I got it right there. He had some money when you
manaticate that I' m going to pay him son, I' m going
to pay him some money now people. Good morning, good morning, heh
heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh. You hear your dad and look
here they put it on a list, they put Mana, but they put
it number seven next to Jarab of stick that. It' s not clear
to me either. That was ballad, move. Good morning, Perez,
I love you Hi there we have two ways the song. First, not
the song. They already make a lot of complication that I make clear to
you that they are a bachatero how blessed your light is, but hear what
' s going on there It' s putting away a new po that was
above them they entangled it did not take into account cay Pan and then the
aboares or three others that did. But there is a fan of another league,
that there are fans of the seventy- three decade of rockers. What
I do, Kifanes, is what' s going on in Mexico. There
' s a rock culture that if you start here looking for a band or
you go far away, don' t dawn in this sheath. We'
re talking particularly about manna and fabulous. Cadi certainly came out, Caifanes and
his members influenced many Mexican bands, because they were among the pillars of Mexican
rock that goes Mexican rock is almost at the same time their development with rock
in the United States. The goy is that in Mexico he has the yard
of the United States. It' s there in the same parking lot Good
morning, every day. Or what I, the song that I said,
no no, it' s not all stealing anymore was seeing you' re
my religion, that sweet pretty song. They' ve really gone too wild.
You said already. I have to accept it. Not yet and the
worst, the worst that they throw at rocker now again and they won'
t consume it yet. In the' 90s, when they released the gold
record, I, my chicks, sang chascape, but they still called you
the rocker. And what happens is that they have all the intention to stop
saying you see they had long hair. They' re black with rings on
me. They were like a hybrid of everything that was stuck. In the
' 80s I was told let' s act. In fact, in fact,
the song I don' t know you know. On the first mana
records they didn' t go doroqueo. They used blazer and dance. Yes,
and indeed the song clear ana. So, if you know her that
was a rock but they were already leaving, but she wasn' t a
rocker. Good morning, good morning, week, oh where the missing go.
Looks like a flock. I don' t ton roche. When I
hi you are of it. This isn' t rot I really like the
rot the Spanish, the rot the by rap. Good morning. Stinky heart.
Good heart, breathy. It' s not manna from that song.
That song is from Santa Ana. San is on the South Supernatural album of
the year ninety- nine and Santa No not even to present it. Everyone
knows it' s a mega rock legend that was in Boston, not sixty
- nine, in New York, in really, really, really tough.
Or that' s Hendry' s reincarnation. Good morning, brother, you
have a lot or I transmit thirty butterflies. He wrote me around here.
They write to me around here, Alberto, how you hurt your lips,
more birdy, in Birds, how you hurt and another Blovio and in Tonces
I have one that says or that I have, but what my eyes have
for me. Yeah, he can' t sell you. No, no,
eight hundred and nineteen that mana song that convinced you that they' re
not rockers. Good morning. Good greeting Tia who knows him is the real
amorphous donut buying thorax roy carrying what they put faithful Collengs right now. You
know the British listened to their progressive rock. So, but while you excuse
yourself from n sand you produce in the eighty- four, for example,
that sounds play foll destruction and all that kind of stuff. And this is
a British doing a really beat rock can be to his progressive rock. Yes,
it' s true British rock also has little respect for the' 80s
rockers, the' 80s rockers, because also remember that there was a movement
in the' 60s of rock in England that led to the ban on the
concept of pirate radio. It arises from the need to be able to spread
rock music in Britain because it was banned from the great public network, which
was the BBC, had censored it that because it was an anti- value
sheath and sheath and in the 1950s, out there the sixties and these guys
were leaving. There' s a movie that tells that story of rock in
Britain, how these guys set up a clandestine radio station if they go to
the British coasts to broadcast and that' s where the concept of pirate radio
comes in. That sheath is very interesting. I was energized by Alberto,
let' s not forget sorcerer. Oh, I' m gonna do one
thing for myself, but as a brother. I don' t have any
more because Mom, some of you hear good morning, she' s sweating
from themselves days. Guys, well, what crazy lips shared that you can
put it and me in any ripo, well less the rock Bachata Merengue Balada
jumps and for me the album that threw it, the sica shovel up,
was revolution of love. Yes, yes, if I' m not mistaken
for the 2, 000, because I' m watching a lot of songs
here, for example, Cold Sheet, because you' re doing bad-
ass prisoner you' re my religion. What' s with that record I
said no. No, no, no, yeah, this isn' t
it. The friends of mine who are five years old insisting that I have
the disco tradition of you know how you had a baggy Mira, don'
t put Martita Bachata here that had like something half inside. So that'
s when I became a big fan of the silence. I, at least
I had something to identify me with these bastards. Pati all this. If
I hadn' t left, if you hadn' t been, it would
be so ugly, yes, because they did a tribute. Ah something ay
good morning. Try hard ral always collecting interesting data. I' m gonna
share a portal I just got you now, Heat City. You talk about
when they came in the ninety- five apodromes that they presented the album,
when the Angels made that album really good. Yeah, that was that tremendous
production of him I loved. Roberto made a tour of the Vega in Canal
one hundred and five paliipodrome and he himself took out the winners in this one.
I was just showing him my leftovers when the Angels shit three- mendated,
tremendous production. I forgot that song again You' re not rock.
I' ve forgotten grave all the gods. I had Pa, Pa,
Pa good aunts such that there is jaa the look my eyes and I told
him alteratyaaaaaaaaa. There was blood on this one. Good morning, good morning,
already beaching the sun and nereid of Raulin. It' s the same
thing It' s true. In fact, I realized it wasn' t
rock when Roberto pautos it on this station because this my good hison lives rock
team. Good morning to see, ma' am, I don' t
know if this is a wanje woner, but Samblano' s pier there'
s so much way in thatu to come out of rocking uu pofar. But
that' s one of the music in Spanish. That intro has been one
of the most iconic. The tonto, a red tín. I had a
friend of Fantino Book in France. Now I forgot that bastard' s name
and apologize. He was one of the people I used to hang out with.
He' s already talking about music, and there was another corduroy,
too. Walas told him that he did it as a DJ who jotge you
mentioned man there hanging Candela and pampering two or more, or asking in the
pineapple. In the pineapple you know sageon day bringmana we' re going to
associate. Good morning. I' m going to see I love herd.
I' m saying I don' t like it. What happens is that
one has to give good morning, that you know what I want so much,
so much time at the last concert was that they went to see good
morning. Jump brings good morning. How do you get Santiago here, give
him Santiago brother, as you put the song and that disappeared. That'
s you crying is listen to that, ma' am, that song.
You respect her for the one who wrote her more, not for the song
or my God truth, but my brother Rubén blay pussy for good morning,
good morning, scratching her the sun, tingling the sun eys don' t
come from my gidors, the rockers. Good morning. Go ahead, luet
Adam Núñez, over here you know I was mana. Don' t go
before, I didn' t hit you hear that manna. No, not
the song lost on a boat. I wrote you the book on a boat.
He doesn' t gain any hair on your arm like a pilot is
bad. I Maná was such a good rock band that they paid a rock
tribute to Jose Jose and they didn' t even call him Jaa in Mexico.
It' s true caron stayed six good days. What I realized was
that Mana ambra de rock when she made a collaboration with Pablo Alborande scratching the
sun that I love is good, very good, but what happens is that
the Boral gets better than ally and clear is true, you take it another
good day. I' m so sorry you' re like a pussy.
You don' t have to rock or yes, you have to have a
song to be considered rock, metal, metal or metal has some rock too.
Well, there' s rock as a genre of rock. There'
s subgenre or what they call it, which he likes to bandit music.
There are styles within rock, which sings the dizziness of Pamela, that'
s metal, that' s me. But inside the metal there are three
hundred and fifty- eight thousand and five hundred variants and you too can confuse,
for example, the punk with the ton calls them trash. I don
' t know how good a thousand pages are. Rock is too eclectic.
It' s the one I like. Good morning, when I came out
of Gustavo' s house and he listened and I came to my house and
listened to my brother Labios share chile broaching this of life divided my master.
I believe that in the Onmplock, the song he made to Juan Gabriel must
have made clear from that moment on I wasn' t a rocker, what
manag wasn' t rock, of course, but only with that it was
a colladito success, that it was the instrumental, the colladito discharge, the
fucking fist that can use a dad everything announced Pato ping the h hand.
That was the bed. Ayman well, oh, I' m good,
thirty sisters right now are doubting herself. We don' t do well,
because I leave it the or ploug to say Mana was that it put fashion
in Latin American cabib there were others are block but Mtv the one that put
in fashion. The damn home locks were bad. They were in their time
in the late nineties. Me and Gadiana go. I was reading, reading,
reading, reading, reading. A study published by Diario Libre in South
Korea that says women with long hair are more, have more chances of going
to bed. I' m very struck by that. And the truth is
that it says that the traditional beauty canon is the woman with silky and long
hair and that it draws men' s attention more. Then I want to
talk to the women. What is the length of your hair, measuring it
by the shoulders, OK, from the shoulders down, from the shoulders up,
from the ears tend not to come to speak of inch or centimeters.
And how much do you like exactly and how do you see sex? How
long is your hair and how do you see sex? Hair five, three,
one, ninety- six and fifty. Today is Tuesday, April 2nd,
we are talking at this time about hair, length and sex. So
it' s a study published by Diario Libre that was done in South Coreo
Good morning Hi guys from the bab to water You a pn fine. That
' s where he ran out of English before telling me how you' re
doing well, I' m getting drunk, I' ve got my hair
in my sleeves, you' ve got my own, I can' t
get my hair out of my head, it' s not my head,
but it gets me there. Down, sorry, sorry, sorry? And
how are you doing? In sex. Oh, I was doing fine in
my day, but now I' m not doing very well. Nothing happened,
nothing, just like I don' t know. I' m not
in much, but long hair is very attractive. Yeah, they tell me
everything on the street Okay, well, I am, but so I have
a perception that women with afro are doing better than women who have hair,
as well as that now they' re already wearing the dyes. Good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good,
good, good, good, good, good, good, good.
He' s doing great in sex. Well, my bread. Good morning,
ma' am, yes, good morning, hello. Okay. I
can tell you from my perspective. I' ve had it in different parts
of the body, with the long, by the defenses, with the shoulders
and always has excellent ich me. Well, they' re hanging the Koreans
Good morning. Good morning, good morning. I have short, cortive,
cortico hair and the audience cheers me on how they are going to have the
fact. Super well, tell your hair to see for it didn' t
have short. No. No, no, no, no. You had
your hair on top, yeah, under your ear. Over there on the
neck. Sure, and he' s always had good sex, thank God.
How many times a week your macha, three, but what waves are
three times a week. I did a study done in I' m constant.
A study in South Korea says that women with long hair are more likely
to go to bed. And I want to know, I want to talk
to the women who tell me what the length of your hair is and how
they see your sex. But if you suppose against forgive me. I think
it' s a decision, a man' s particular preference. Yeah,
okay and in fact I have a friend who really likes the woman with short
hair already, good morning, good morning, well, hey look I always,
I' ve always had the hair up my shoulders. It' s
my fucking husband' s dick when I cut my hair and don' t
look at me. Yeah, good morning, hi, well, aunt,
hi, baby, well, Adriana. Looks like you' re right,
' cause I have my hair above my shoulder and I' m so dry.
I don' t know He' s making my face back. Pame
together to strap Tray who has long hair come on. I too would like
to have a long abundant cute one. Good morning, I can talk.
I can talk to myself, love Hi, my mother, I don'
t have long hair on ships and I don' t pick a faggot.
I think that' s it, this is the card Good morning, the
pod. Good regards. I' m calling precisely because my husband is going
for your job. I go to mine and he tells me to put on
the rhythm they' re talking about long hair, because you' re crazy
that I have long hair. When I say so, I' ll cut
the tips. Not any tips that neither the woman, nor the men nor
the hairdresser know what points at it. It' s a long hair.
That' s for grabs, gentlemen, good morning. That doesn' t
apply, because you' re given what appears here. We talked to the
women in my master Good morning, good day Hi, devil, but I
was going to the hairdresser. Remind me of the macho thing. Now you
' re planning on giving it to me like this. They' re gonna
leave it to you like this. I' ve got it upstairs. I
have a curly shoulder and if I lace it I get down like the brassier
Yes, because or yes, I' m very horny to be taking care
of. It' s my turn to see not from the front so.
If you want to make up, leave it at that. Good morning,
good morning, hi, hey, well, I got it. Poop down
the back, Rubio Lage, and this is not one thing. It'
s eight forty- one minutes in the morning. A study done in North
Korea has said the following that women with long hair due to beauty canons that
state that an attractive woman has long silky hair, women with long hair are
more likely to go to bed, to have a good sex life, than
Koreans are pretty. Most girls write to me around here on good morning See,
I' ve got hair almost close to my waist and I do Yes,
to Adriana, here' s a friend who has hair around her waist
and is dry people. What do you expect the boys to be to fall
behind you? Of course I do. How clear it is. She doesn
' t do her errand, but she clearly says yes, because she'
s the one they expect. I do. Well, good morning, good
morning Hello, good morning. The arrest, no, no, no,
it' s also yours and you' ve got it on with your Hindu
hair It' s a mess. Good morning, five, three, one,
ninety- six and fifty. That rhythm of the morning, this rhythm
ninety- six. If we' re talking at this hour women, what
' s the length of your hair and how you do in sex. About
a study in South Korea that says women with long hair are more likely to
have an active sex life, they write around here that men like women with
long hair and short ideas. Sure, I totally agree. Good morning,
then, good morning. I' ve got super short hair guy at home
are and I' m pickier sticker than the twelve three- ply more than
the wasab bite one thing, so they' ll come to you. Well,
since it' s nice bowling, look, I' ve got it
short, short pee type and I can tell you that right now, at
my forty I' m a python on. Well, there she looks like
a fucking friend to you if you' re my friend, I' m
our friend. Good times take advantage of bad looks. We come to every
year devil, take advantage now eat as much as you can, do everything
you can, because a time of drought will come that you will live.
He went to literal the I did, I did the tight me waw rope
me when I had short hair, but there is already wave. It'
s a shame it' s worth it Yeah, good morning. I don
' t care about a good day Hello to tell her that I' m
in my 50s. I' m even trimmed with a fence and I do
it, if I can do it up to four times a day. I
do it four times a day and there it says that you can what you
do alone, yes, you arrive, yes, you can and if I
could do it sixty- five or Don Luis, mine already with us.
Don Luis, good morning, good morning, and you guys are pretty good,
thank God, that' s good, you had a good vacation.
If you one days and I had a few days ofton Luis, tiring,
a sabre vacation to kansase that is, does not sleep little, consume a
lot of alcohol, walks that camella in places and one arrives destroyed to his
house. Yes, with the feeling that now is that the time one is
in bacchan, it should be exactly the law to establish that if you are
going to take vacation, it is to rest only from your home. If
it doesn' t apply and according to brain neurology, the brain needs eight
days to completely disconnect and absolutely assuming that you leave the clock in one drawer
the cell in another, although the cell leaves it above the drawer to hear
it. And they' re requirements to be able to disconnect. Well,
we' re just starting the second quarter of two thousand twenty- four.
As a business consultant, what I do with my clients now and what I
do with them, we have to evaluate the quarter that has just ended.
It' s always been said that if you don' t measure it,
you can' t get better, it can' t change, you can
' t get over it if you can' t say, and this is
good as a person, as a professional. What happened from January to March
or what did you do, what did you accomplish, what gave you results?
What didn' t give you results? Well, probably the law of
gravity or the law of inertia more exactly indicates that you' re going to
repeat just the same thing you did. That question must therefore be asked in
this quarter. What we did, what worked, what didn' t work,
what the problems were. The issues we had remember which issues are situations
that prevent the work from flowing, which prevent the expected results from being achieved.
Matters are what affect one' s life, which interferes with peace,
with well- being, everything that prevents you in your life. That'
s what they call matters and an adult is supposed to be an expert in
handling matters, because everyone who is alive is exposed to a number of elements
that are natural. As you always do, there is always an exquisite,
happy life of absolute peace, as I always say in Garden Memorial have plans
at the door of heaven. They have plans for those, too. You
' d like a plan that' s selling to pass. I mean,
you want to live in peace. Well, then what' s the plan
we have for the April May quarter. I recommend you open June always I
recommend and we do it with customers an event where the three months are evaluated
and everyone there and basically, evaluate life is not crying or laughing, but
it is to identify where I felt good, where I got what I wanted,
as I said in a live, where is life everyone has to know
where your life is, that is, where is that it is the good,
the pleasant, the beneficial, what you result in what moves the cash
register, what made you earn more, and so on. Then you have
to identify that part. It must be like the fishermen from offshore that I
always admire those people a sea so immense and how I go and get in
the exact place where those Christians are. There' s those fish underneath and
they go fishing for the Marlin Azur and they come with that, that is,
it doesn' t come with anything else. Then you have to be
like those people, know inside what you don' t apparently see where life
is and put you there well. So what are the objectives and goals of
the second quarter, what are the key issues. I' m going to
give you five big topics here where you have to take and plan and make
goals. If you' re over it, then don' t take it
into account. The first thing is always and this is true for the person
and for the company. You are organized, you have the team of leaders
you need. You have the staff you need. That staff needs training,
they don' t need it. What' s the point? Obviously,
for me to plan the next quarter has to necessarily be based on what happened.
If I identified that sales were bad because the staff was new, I
didn' t have training, I didn' t master well. Well,
because you can' t, you won' t pretend to think that that
' s going to be solved only then, since April, you start training.
If you' re missing someone, then you have to take care of
that. A company has to have like the kick team, the basketball team,
that is, it can' t go out on the court without people
or two newbies in the group and it' s going to compete with a
star team. You can' t. I mean, you have to be
prepared and, as a person, I' m surprised at the impact that
many people with low self- esteem are having. The person who has low
self- esteem in which he is allowed to step is a victim. He
complains about everything to me. No one loves me, no one understands me,
no one loves me. I need that and I need that kind of
stuff. So low self- esteem is like an incomplete team. So,
if you have your self- esteem low, your personal worth low, you
' re going to have trouble achieving what you want. Second critical topic and
outcome of an investigation is the issue of working conditions. Today, whether you
want one or not. There are two critical points. The wages and human
sensitivity to the flower of skin, that is, the human being of today.
The employee wants to be greeted with kiss, with hug, that they
listen to him, that what they allow him to speak, that they allow
him to express his feelings, his emotions. He wants to feel good at
work, but he doesn' t want me to find out in his life
more about the n than it is a bit of a paradox, especially the
millennials and those people. Yeah, they open up a lot, but there
are areas of their lives that they don' t want, that they'
re investigating. But it' s important today to pay well. I'
m recommending clients see if you had a profit margin of thirty- five,
put two down and pass that on to salaries, because for the way I
always tell you why I work they make up and middle enterprise that always have
the salary issue and sometimes I say see if that position is worth forty of
yours, give it ten of yours, because that person I' m looking
for is worth that and he' s going to take away your price.
You' re going to be less stressed and you' re going to work
more at ease. You' re going to work at ease that person and
you' re going to be able to go on a quiet weekend, because
that person solves. So look at it carefully, evaluate well well and pay
well in a special way to those key positions, to those positions that if
you are a credit company, which is your eighty percent credit, you can
' t have anyone in the credit and collection department totally. You can'
t have an agent paying him twenty thousand pesos and that person is charging and
the goal of charging five and six million pesos, but how it' s
going to be Then that part has to solve the working conditions, remuneration,
environment and culture. Third key element marketing and sales strategy. What we'
re going to do with marketing and sales strategy. No. We' re
not talking here about making a guru out of it. No. Just say
five things you' re going to do so your client doesn' t leave.
What you' re going to do to keep the customer coming. What
you' re going to do for those who left to tell you tells you,
what you' re going to do to get it back. And obviously,
it' s true that every company naturally loses customers. People moved in,
people died, people found him anything, so he has to have a
strategy of capturing you. You' ve always got new people coming in.
Obviously, there are a lot of companies. It' s amazing, when
I put this exercise on, that they find out that in their database they
have so many customers that they say. I don' t know why we
keep catching, because if we get ten, we lose twenty. If we
get it, then it' s preferable to pay attention to what you have,
how many customers you have and try to keep it and get it back
if they' re gone. Within that same strategy. There' s the
issue of customer service so poor. Recently, customer service is not what is
written in the manuals or everything that is said to be the first thing.
Actually, for me, customer service is fulfilling the unending promise simple Keep the
promise. You said they were there tomorrow. They' re gonna be there
tomorrow. You said that cost you so much. These after they start working,
you start dating the extra blesseds and telling them that that didn' t
include such a thing, etcetera, etcetera. Then you have to keep the
promise. Today there are so many companies and so many businesses that are doing
well. And that' s why the 21st century client is unfaithful in nature
and moves like a butterfly. Where they treat him well, he stays there,
but the second time, if they don' t treat him well,
he goes away and he' s very polite, he doesn' t complain
or grumble just doesn' t show up, he doesn' t come back.
Then you have to handle the subject of customer service in the sense of
fulfilling the promise all the time. The fourth element is collection management. If
your company has a sales relationship of eighty, twenty, seventy- thirty,
where seventy- eighties are short- term credit, then you have to have
an excellent team in that area of credit and collection and, above all,
better in the relationship with your customers. It' s sad to know that
here, if they call you from a company that you have a credit and
they call you, you tell him that I call him back, because they
only call you here to charge you. They' re not gonna call you
either to say hello or how you are. And if your team we sold
you has had a problem, if the service is satisfied, don' t
look at it. We' re calling that your little account is behind schedule.
They call each other every day and I already told him, but the
strange calls. Then the relationship with the client needs to be improved. Point
number five is definitely financial health. A company is an organization that is made
for profit until they are NGOs, because you have to live, you have
to pay bills, you have to pay payrolls. Therefore, financial health.
My recommendation is to work with budgets. It works with budget and that means
entry and exit, and it also means internal controls and, above all,
accountability and accountability. It means that all the winners have to say that we
have already achieved today' s companies. It is not enough to say that
we are good, as Jerry mc wire show my themony said, that is,
show me your results. It' s called money. We have to
check month by month, that we sold, that we charged, that we
spent, that we did with that and that financial health is obviously going to
be able to measure through accountability. There are other issues that are already recurring,
such as the subject of technology, the subject of data records and analysis,
tax payments and all that. Finally, it is assumed in this paper
that perhaps it will be done by ten fifteen of this month and that quarterly
plan will be ready. And the truth is, if it' s hard
for you to work, you' d better look at it, even in
May. But it has to be done, because there is an exercise learning
to do that is to start doing it and make it clear to me it
took me like three months for the gelatin to stick to me. I don
' t know if you' re getting jelly. There' s no way.
It always looks good on me. Then there are things like that that
you really have to try until you do. So, in this quarter,
what is the role of the general management of the owner of the company?
The first thing is that he has to set the course and he has to
feel that the company today, April two is where it is, because that
' s what he said. Look how interesting it is. You' re
where it is, because that' s what you felt, that you wanted,
and that' s what you thought, and indeed, you decided,
because I think the only person in this world who' s where he said
it wasn' t is called sleepwalkers. He remembers sleepwalking That' s the
only person who doesn' t know how he got here. If you wake
him up, where he is, then heading means that he has to define
you and he has to set goals that are challenging doesn' t mean just
ten percent of last quarter' s sale. The role of general management is
also to direct, manage and lead. Your responsibility is to make the things
that are written in the plan happen clearly and you have to keep your leaders
motivated. I think the best example of all this is always the leaders of
basketball and football. Those people are there on the floor, shouting, jumping,
along with the players, getting excited, that is, they' re
there leading in front, putting emotion into it, giving it encouragement then a
general manager. Well, we' re not gonna expect him to wander around
everywhere, but he must be sure if he was present in Steve Jocker'
s style and he was hanging around and he had a fridge full of champagne
and when someone was doing something extraordinary, he was toasting that one. You
are told in psychology the patient reinforcement exactly then you have to be there to
motivate your team and number three yes, sorry. There' s a question.
Every time they do something, it needs to be strengthened positively. It
' s not like every time he looks. It is assumed that in accountability,
the general manager must have a monthly meeting is weekly and daily touches.
Then the monthly meeting to evaluate. Then that' s the time to say
excellent. I congratulate you on an excellent result. What did you do?
Then there is the famous feedback and conversation of how you did it. After
that monthly meeting, he must have one weekly with the entire team, whether
it is three or five or individually. There you have the other clear moment
to reinforce, and the daily moment. This is called the state of time.
You know. In the United States and in cold countries no one can
think of going out into the giant street or the bad guy' s state.
My mom can think of a salista, yeah, yeah, my mom
living in Canada, she knows what she was doing. She opened the window
and looked at people walking around in a little coat and going out and then
she was freezing to be cold. Well, then, well, then the
state of time. The general manager is simply, for example, call Crédi
' s and you charge tell me how you yesterday excellent, we were able
to achieve everything perfect. Keep it up. He slaps her. That'
s three minutes that he can do even by having coffee or having tea.
What your question means is that you have to have space for that, that
is, life. I don' t know why people think that miracles have
to come and that blessings are rains, that you have to be lucky that
it' s cloudy today and that it' s raining. You don'
t have to look for things. Whatever you want you have to own a
tree, you have to create. That is why I say here that the
leader has to make sure personally that his leaders are also really good leaders and
treat collaborators well. Look, this is creating a lot of situations. I
have always said here that the leader, who is honest, who is healthy
and who gives good treatment to his team, he swears that his leaders in
turn do the same with the employees below, and let me say no.
No. It always is, because that leader, naturally human, knows what
the leader tells his boss two things. What the boss wants to hear and
what suits the leader. And I don' t see anything wrong with that.
I don' t see anything wrong with that, because it' s
true he' s not going. Then the leader, the boss, settles
for that. No. You have to go down, you have to investigate,
you have to make sure somehow that effectively, your employees get good treatment.
Then you have to number four. The role of the company owner is
to closely monitor economic performance indicators. I mean, that' s a routine.
Usually entrepreneurs do that at the end of the day, after everyone leaves
they enter their system. See the collections, see the deposits, see the
sales. Each of them has as a particular style. He has he says
many say to me the only thing that I like to see the turnover already
dondo. I see billing, I already know what I have to collect,
etcetera, etcetera. And another one who says no. My concern is bank
balance. Then, everyone must have indicators that are worth redundancy. They indicate
to you that you are doing well, that you are having the results you
expected. But look, that daily review at the end of the day is
to make a decision, it' s to arrive the day after the morning,
out of charge. We need to get better here, here, here
is this. I need this to happen today to sales and so to each
of them to direct it in that dynamic is where feedback is made, etcetera,
etcetera. Then, finally, a company owner has to be attentive to
the issues that affect the job, that is, he has to discover in
the day- to- day what happens in this company, so we are
not achieving result. It' s sad for you at a meeting of the
month that I tell you, but that' s if you were 15 days
ago, that is to say, you had to wait for the meeting of
the month to tell me. So you' re gonna tell me that,
like the kids of one who didn' t do the homework because the pencil
had a whore. I didn' t find out on Tuesday because they sent
me a note from school and then dad' s the last one to find
out the kid doesn' t do the homework. Then, even the manager,
the owner of companies must be attentive to everything that prevents the company from
achieving the results that were planned. And, obviously, every business owner must
have his creativity of what the mechanisms are going to do, how he will
do to ensure, because there is a reality, a business owner never ceases
to be responsible for everything that happens in his company. He can' t
claim that I didn' t see him that I wasn' t aware because
that' s his role So take advantage that we' re starting this quarter.
Evaluate what happened and you have to consider what we are going to do
in this different quarter to what you have just concluded. I know Doluis Minaya
as always very interesting. We already completed the three months and talked early about
that which was given the chassis for you. Put that one up to date
with everything on the two thousand and twenty- three. Already, Don Luis
is now going to mind the rest of the year and basically, to Don
Luis the effort has been so that people don' t stay hanging exactly and
notice what it means if you didn' t do anything this quarter either,
prepare to repeat in the next six months the same failures, because the brain
is like that or is the brain Reproducing what it does? Play what you
do? If you let him do the same thing, he' s going
to be exactly the same. So if you have to alert yourself, it
' s all the last three times alert you to six productive months. In
the next six months, I' ll be going to make money, make
and produce everything. We' ve got to figure it all out by now.
There' s nothing here, we don' t have any excuses anymore.
Then we have to have a positive mind for the next six months.
It is. As you say, these three months are for you. I
remember the UAZ students who decided to graduate and started to pick up the matter,
to pick up that era. I then look and pick up everything that
you have left to deal with that you don' t pick up enough.
I didn' t graduate a palace. I' m missing one more shovel.
That' s for you to see that, to the human being,
things that aren' t optional can' t be allowed to be optional,
because in a private university that' s not. They don' t know.
That' s not, it' s not excess, it doesn'
t exist. And like my dad and I used to say, I think
you do the homework and you want to do it. There are things in
life that are not chosen. Look, there' s six subjects. You
work here, no, you have responsibility. You know where the gada comes
in, you know the stove, no, no, then look at your
responsibility. Six manteria are yours. Nothing more. Make those six that the
next one is seven and so on. So you have to work hard with
these three months to make the next six a star, all of them successful.
Thanks to Doluis Minayas, several media outlets published information about the death of
Luis Alfredo Pacheco, thirty- four years old in the city of Houston,
son of the President of the Chamber of Deputies of the Dominican Republic, Alfredo
Pacheco. Then the information made it known before all this exclusively in his radio
program, the communicator Julio Martínez Poso. Twenty- two minutes ago, the
President of the Chamber of Deputies confirmed the information in his Twitter account published the
President of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfredo Pacheco, with great regret reported the
unexpected death of my son, Luis Alfredo Pacheco Rojas, who resided outside the
country. This fact is currently under investigation. I sincerely thank friends and colleagues
for their solidarity at this difficult time. Respectfully, I ask my friends to
understand the media, and I will keep them duly informed in this way.
Last night, at midnight hours, several media outlets dedicated to broadcasting world news,
from the hip hop scene in the city of Houston had published an attack
that Baby' s rapper had suffered. Says the note published in Saige,
a page dedicated to the theme of Houston City' s hip hopera move,
that Houston d' Baby' s popular rapper, his Azuwawa truck, was
shot. It was reported last night. He published this update this morning,
where he included a dead man and a person in critical condition, while he
was at a fuel station. According to witnesses, four men took long guns
and shot him. And since the first report was made, there has been
talk of this description. Then several media outlets have published what they reported on
Telemundo local channel in the city of Houston. It is a report of about
three minutes and we will hear what the report collects at this time of the
morning, when it is known of the death of the son of the President
of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfredo Pacheco. Luis Alfredo Pacheco, thirty-
four, last night in a shooting in the city of Houston. It is
a news item in full development. In fact, the press conference just ended
five minutes ago. Yes indeed, they' re looking for four suspects who
left here after shooting. They' d all be Hispanic. The two people,
including the person who died, just confirmed by the police. He was
also a thirty- four- year- old Hispanic. Let' s watch
this video shared by one of the witnesses so they can see what happened here
after seven sixteen minutes, they' ll listen All that happened at this gas
station on carlafon Roy, La Wayside drives, in fact, in front of
a bakery well known to our Hispanic community. As I mentioned at seven sixteen
minutes this happened. Four people were inside that Black Escaley vehicle, which was
literally turned on, as you mentioned Plobo. As two vehicles arrived out of
nowhere, they put on the front of that black vehicle. When these four
people inside the truck realized that they would see these four other people who wanted
to shoot, they ran into the store. That' s where some of
them get hurt. One person was transported to the hospital in critical condition.
That person would be twenty- nine years old. The other person who died
would be thirty- four. As I mentioned to you, this person was
also transported to the hospital where he died. The other two people we understand
would be collaborating with the authorities. Let' s hear what he said a
few moments ago, as Adrián Rodríguez mentioned to them with the Houston police,
they had rifles and there were many shots. Here are some of the Hispanics
who were the black skeleton passed away. He died at Ben Tup He was
thirty- four years old. Another one they' ve broken up is still
in Memorial Herman' s hospital. The doctors are still working with him there.
Another thing the police mentioned. They believe at this hour. They were
targets of these gunmen. That is to say, this is not an isolated
issue which the Community may be in danger of. It was also reported that
the police at some point were a Waldmer store, which is very close to
this place. Apparently witness if Jeron had seen at least some of the suspect
centers in this store. The police went to the place. They didn'
t find anything. Obviously, this is still in full development. As we
can say at this hour, there are four people who continue to flee justice.
There they saw in that video a grey Dousch and they are also looking
for a Mercedes Benz They are also gray. There' s a lot of
information we' re going to try right now to recap for you. At
10: 30, we' ll bring you more details. We are your
only fully live Spanish medium. Bringing you this breaking news, we' ll
be back at 10: 30 with more information. Well, there' s
the information published by Telemundo on his Houston city channel, making the report of
this fact where the president, the son of the thirty- four- year
- old President of the Chamber of Deputies of the Dominican Republic, would have
died. According to other reports, he also worked as a DJ and recently
in the local press came out a job where on a half tour he was
doing here, because he talked about his career as a musician and because he
had chosen music instead of politics. Unlike her father, he resided in that
city. According to what the President of the Chamber of Deputies himself clarified this
morning, he had time devoted to this subject, wave, musical, etcetera.
And, apparently, because this whole situation happened last night, where this
thirty- four- year- old lost his life in the city of Houston,
the son of the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfredo Pacheco.
Luis Alfredo Pacheco, died in the middle of a shooting that was apparently a
trifulca. He doesn' t know what the vibe and movement of EGIP music
is like in the United States, a real madness that is very regrettable.
From here we extend our deepest condolences to the President of the Chamber of Deputies,
to his family and like him, so he asks him to understand that
it is a very difficult moment and that he must be understanding and empathetic with
a man who has just learned hours ago that his son has died in the
city of Houston last night. Regretful, horrible. That no father is ready
for him for some kind of news. That breaks the whole good cycle.
Look according to him was DJ yes and exactly like you, pointed out,
he was here not long ago, just a couple of weeks ago, making
some sort of midastur presentations and that sort of thing. Texas is a city
where many Dominicans are going to make a living there. You imagine the Dominicans
are still working there in Texas, and it' s a city where many
artists go to work, they' re going to make money and then come
here to the country with that money and record their productions and do their works
as artists. And it is a city that gives many opportunities, precisely to
the people they want, because it seems that there is a lot of work
for Latinos in that city and most of them are many artists here. It
' s used that many artists are supposed to go from turning to the United
States if they' re really working in Texas on the issue is this oil
and that kind of thing, and they' re going to make a living,
already, to make a living and then invest it in the, in
their career, in music, exactly chasing their dream. And it' s
one of the cities where many Dominican artists. I' m surprised that he
may have worked with one of the artists from here, in that city,
because if he moved in that environment, it' s very possible that he
had coincided with one of those artists over there, because they go through those
grounds at all times. But the terrible death of a person as terrible and
more so is certainly the most regrettable. That' s still under investigation.
It' s known about death, but obviously it' s remembered that this
leads to a very long investigation. At the time he imagined that Alfredo Pacheco
and his family will give details of everything that happened, how things took place
and really how those parts will work friends and family. I imagine they brought
him to the country in due course and they' ll give him his grave.
I don' t think you have any families here. Over there I
get the rhythm in the morning, this rhythm ninety- six five. Then,
summarizing the information that early in the morning, they shared other national media
after the report that was released by media like The Houston Chronicle and Telemundo Houston.
Yesterday night a shooting in that city. I have a golf station in
New Houston City, where a group of armed people ambushed a Kady vehicle,
shot at it. There were four people inside that vehicle. Of these four
people, two were injured. One of the wounded ended up dying. There
is another one who is in critical condition, apparently, in this bullet because
it was where he lost his life. I say it seems to you because
the information we' ve heard so far doesn' t confirm the names,
but it' s the only fact reported last night in the city of Houston,
where there was a critically wounded and dead man, and that' s
what we' ve known so far. The son of House Speaker Luis Alfredo
Pacheco, thirty- four years old, lived on the night scene of the
city of Houston as a DJ and was also embarking on a career as an
artist, also because of the work of DJ. So from here I join
the solidarity expressed by Peter and the team and extend it from here to a
hug and our most ailments to the President of the Chamber of Deputies in such
an atrocious fact that, as Jefferson has said, no father should have to
live it because it breaks with the cycle of life, which is that parents
must be or should be the ones that their children bury and not the opposite.
Well, closing today' s show and I left this for the end,
because it has to do with the pods. These are the challenges that
kids make for dads, who love to let kids raise them on social media.
The case in Massachusetts of a little boy who died a few months ago
in the east challenge of the social media' s oan ship Challenge, which
is the spicy little hemp you buy on Amazon, which stings pile. I
' ve seen him do a couple of people here. Gentlemen, that'
s got bad people that' s got internal tneminated with their pressure scripts,
their pressure scripts, healthy people on that spicy one. It' s horrible
of this case happened in Massachusetts. That was a couple of weeks ago a
young man, because, after participating in the so- called oan chip Challenge,
a trend that is still alive and that has several years on the family
social networks, believes that it is this sheath contributed to their sudden deaths.
According to reports, he is a student of the school of Usestair consumed an
extremely spicy chip in school and quickly developed stomach pain. His mother told the
local media, the young man was picked up by the family, taken to
almost began to feel better, but then discovered those who had passed out when
he intended to leave for the basketball tests. According to his mother, the
young man was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he resided and was declared
dead. The cause of death has not yet been confirmed from the autopsy results,
as they are still pending. The mother told local media in the State
of Massachusetts that her son died of complications due to spicy snacks. The manufacturer
of this sheath warns on its website that eating it could have adverse medical effects.
Part of the challenge proves how long you can last a person who ate
the chip before eating or drinking anything else to ease. And in the bathroom,
the Paky brand says in place that the chip should only be consumed by
adults. He also advises people to seek medical assistance and experience problems breathing long
fainting or nausea, so that sheath of eating spicy assholes. I thank God
Albert very much that all these youthful things are challenging. He grabbed me already
as a lady and you no longer looked at me in orlando, I am
very fanatical of the picant In Holland, I went to a store where nothing
else sell spicy in a mold that autolet and there was a spicy that I
proved that I had to sign a disclement and after they gave me a drop
of little profit, I said I am not in edapata with this Chelsea and
Anderson took me once to me in Miami, to a Mexican restaurant and he
told me be careful with this one. But since I tolerate the spicy,
I tasted it well. And the truth that Bichuga rust is that that'
s chemical, that' s not a natural spicy. And in the end
now they walk with a potato of death, which is a single potato that
comes from a little black honey box. I' m an equibite of that,
too, that I did, and so it came out. That'
s the problem, uh, it' s your nail. Going out yes,
a cat you have a flatulens and light a fleece easily me, but
once here a spicy one that the lid had a carabela skull how it cooks
whatever it is and I tried to look, but a myth, a very
small thing and my love it occurred to me to put an ice and to
pass still mouth. That' s not worse aha bitch, yeah, you
got like the faceters. That' s how he pays happily for it.
I mean, you tea. You can imagine the truth. Yeah, but
these inventions like you see more and more inventions the same one you talked about
the other time you were one, being like another. Ah no, if
that one still comes out in reality saying vain avoid and I told him ugly
things and couples s tyne i mean, I saw only a short cut from
an account that I follow that did that as a mother. How do you
feel before you did before? It' s just that before, but you
were a hell of a charmer than that typot what it is. The tippots
are like maticoun they put the washing machine tt you put in a little drawer.
That comes as with a little air that the machine explodes and releases the
dance. When water falls on him, he dissolves and the little faces get
into his mouth. Ah but notice and another one that was like taking whole
spoons on the way, whatever has to happen to them as creative, because
if this goes a washing machine that the devil is burning it to and the
cinema loves biina. Many ended up drowned dead with in the two thousand twelve,
two thousand thirteen chewing a quinite of a cinnamon so you will see how
good it all happened after I matured. Thank you and neco not one don
' t make challenges, but ask you you have to know what the limit
is, what ping really told me people who were doing like everything, as
obliged, give me a lot of picks there is one of those millionaires you
warn me, well, not how you asked for the sheath and you must
reden return people without office that is spent in life, whole inventing. Vaina
pays nothing for likes me for Cloud, as she says this boy' s
name is compadre Eduardo Alberto Mena, this demon of the live That' s
killing humanity. But what people are doing for Paul View and for Vaina I
really say I don' t belong to this. Not because you' re
an old Jefferson, leads to Joanderson, I' m going to have to
see Janderson, my friend. It' s not really everything. And that
of what it feels like that I as much as I in this lifed,
I started to see a cut and I said no why this is. What
happens is that with it starts in a way that I' m throwing at
you, but since it' s part of the game, I' m
going to throw something that hurts you, so you' re going to say,
you' re going to try to tell me something that' s more,
because that' s the game. Let' s go over there and
start things already gets serial and I get red where I should be. No.
No, no, no, the one I saw the little couple'
s court. Playing that, I was shocked. Nobody invents in that sheath.
Well that happened in the city of Ucistor, Massachusetts, a fifteen-
year- old lost his life by participating. The mother says that she thinks
it was the product of a potato from this sheath that stings Macar Diablo chipa
Wow Chip Challenge and that the carajito arrived well cazu almost got bad later and
found him fainted. The same manufacturers, you say and you get mallo going
year the doctor. This is for adults to consume. This bites Mcker Diablo.
I' ve never been involved in that sheath, nor do I think
we are. I just need the Whatsapbi the only challenge to look at I
like to know how to carton like a box that I gua knows and like
the other one was a chin because the watsab is maybe a relative that you
know. He' s the only kid I followed and I always liked was
the one they did. This. Well, it' ll have changed so
much just that week. Holy did these pages now that they are all politicians,
there are Nicosus and that you have to keep the sheath what is called
the class was the question to make Santa week that the vikins and women were
going up. Yes, the Bolikimi, the challenge of that sheath she made.
I think the bolia was Olbolikimi. Well, the political thing and the
sheath, let' s go call the other one, the one we were
doing the script with. Here' s second, so I also drive a
pod. I want to see Alberto here, who is the pany challenge,
which is to put a coin in the Nintendo or the ton between forgiveness between
the switch and the socket. But I' ve got to pick everything up.
That' s natural selection doing its job. All right, that'
s okay They' re electrocuted. We' re a lot of people and
gentlemen, for God' s sake, no, but it' s true,
Adriana, because what you tell me, but it' s just that,
for example, my brother once put a spoon in a socket, but
he was a little boy. You understand, I mean, accidents can happen,
okay. That' s how I find out about someone else who'
s also the good thing. A lot of people have died because of that,
too, that masturbating you, drowning you, hanging you, there was
a guy in prison who died like that a good one, but that missing
one in Challenger, really imagine that is a kind of masturbation that you go
to olca and that you have another one I go, but hang you with
my hand or with a towel and it will squeeze you down. You don
' t hear. But, gentlemen, another one we need. That'
s good, because pour out today' s show we see you missed something.
Searching for it on YouTube morning rhythm, the rhythm ninety- six fem
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information reported on the death of the son of the Speaker of the Chamber of
Deputies in a shooting in the city of Houston, Luis Alfredo Pacheco, thirty
- four years old. According to police reports, he was found caught in
the middle of a shooting and died in the city of Houston last night.
The President of the Chamber of Deputies of the Dominican Republic, Alfredo Pacheco,
has confirmed the information in his Instagram account. He has asked the media to
understand how much and how much they are up to date on the details of
this case and, in due course, to give more information about it.
So from here we extend to the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfredo
Pacheco, our heartfelt condolences and good to give the expectation that it was what
happened the details that the same American media, like the Houston Chronicle or Telemundo
Houston, have not expanded further until today. Yesterday night, it was that
they reported this fact that happened at seven and one minute now to the Houston
local, about eight and one hours from the Dominican Republic last night, so
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