We' re minutes out two in the morning for Channel one- five,
rhythm ninety- six five. You know, I think the gossip looks like
a disgusting animal to me. The cotorra, the cotorra never leather, plays
leather. If I don' t know they look pretty, the color and
everything from the feca cotorra a lot is very defective. So, wherever I
was a cotorra, there' s always like a huge amount of cotorra scar
stains that make me despise that animal. Although I must say if you could
eat, if you were allowed one trade, a few cuca ripia, it
would be delicious. First, the breast of the cuckoo becomes well fleshy.
Hey, if it was a macaw, good crooning macaw. There was a
time they ate the cuckoo here. Oh, right, and if they'
re already eating our cuckoo, already because it' s forbidden out there.
That' s why they end up because if it still looks like a logo
that eats some cuckoo, but most of the cotorras, because they are animals
that learn to repeat what they hear, and this cuckoo mardita in Turkey discovered
left exposed to a lady was cheating on the husband. This according to the
newspaper the messenger a man in Turkey, for he discovered that his wife cheated
on her when she heard her parrots speak. When the man returned to the
house of work, he heard the achievement repeat the phrase. My husband'
s not here Let' s go that way. He realized that his wife
repeated those words every day to invite her lover to the house in Turkey and
rag after realizing that what was going on, the husband asked for a divorce,
supported by his lawyer, who confirmed the presence in court of two birds
called to testify the man of the sposi We' re not talking about these
gossip birds that are out there carrying lives, two bloody gossips. According to
the publication that the publication made on Twitter, the story quickly went viral on
social networks, where the comments have abounded with different publications thanks to ingenious ways
in which parrots exposed the infidelity of women. Parrots learn vocally what it means
to capture sounds, listening to them and then imitating them. Although many other
species of birds can discern and repeat sounds, parrots are professionals. According to
a neuroscientist at Duck University, a vocal learning expert who published a study a
little while ago, he says that any bird that learns vocally has a part
of the brain dedicated to this called the singing system. But parrots, the
singing system has two layers, an inner core and that is common in all
birds and an outer shell that is exclusive to the loris. That' s
why they' re cursed. Repeat the sheath so clearly. On another occasion
a mascot parrot announced sounds to the owner, where he implied that her husband
' s partner was cheating on him with his service employee, which almost led
him to prison in Kuwait. The bird uttered the sweet words flirting phrase in
which the man had never told his wife, confirming his suspicion that he had
been unfaithful, Wajilli' s anonymous wife in Quwite, announced to the police
her unfaithful husband using the bird as proof. So, according to what the
New York Post published, this isn' t the only case. There is
a case of a British programmer who began to suspect that his girlfriend was horning
when he started to imitate the phrase I love you Gary and an eight-
year- old African parrot also did another show and this, well, was
also news in the past. I don' t know if you remember the
murder case that solved a parrot that he, that is, the police were
stuck, no longer knew how they were going to solve the lime Then the
parrot of the couple where the lady killed his wife had it another lady and
the parrot repeated over and over again. Don' t shoot, don'
t shoot that I know what it wasn' t then You do That'
s why she was found, who was very happy. In fact, here,
already here, at this time, at least here in the city,
it is not necessary to have cuckoo to take care of the woman, because
or that, for example, with the gossip neighbors that there are already,
not necessary that sheath. They find out from a candle, the horns and
the bow. Yeah, it' s another reason to have a dog or
a cat, dogs in carignon by the dog not savoury band saying another tiger
in the house. Well, well, right, because, for example,
I Hebera noticed when she wrote the song. Someone aired in my house and
my dog Nuladro, I feel he was trustworthy and he got into my room.
So that was it, it was alien I was giving him. Now
see he recorded that and then what does that one say that tribillo. Then
dogs are also treacherous to you, not they get attached and let the other,
among other persois tin cats. It' s a good thing it happened
in Turkey to this woman. His partner discovered that he was cheating on him
thanks to the parrots of the house who didn' t get tired of repeating
that they see my husband as a guy. He' s not here.
My husband' s gone. So watch out for those who like parrots,
cotorras, and the devils they' re gonna do, and fuck her.
They also talk a lot about cockatoos, all those hairy birds and cuckoo feathers
are pretty, but they have lice. He usually falls some, some cuckoos
fall pion. Yeah, well, that' s good It cleans up a
lot because I' m curious about the little ones in their self, and
I want to talk to those who have cots and cuckoos. In my house
was between cuckoo. I have an aunt who passed away since she already had
a cuckoo who didn' t pull from above. Oh yeah, it'
s because I disgusted the cuckoos. People tend to be very fond of whose.
Ah yes, because cuckoos tend to be very affectionate and very and very
much tells territorial and you notice. When a cuckoo gets attached to you and
I go, for example, to play your cuckoo the cuckoo can rebel,
yes, but the end is that Herby had a cuckoo too if every time
I saw her house was the cuckoo. They walk, the cuckoos are pretty,
the plumage so they do, yes, but when you approach him,
they smell bad, because the bad smell of the cuckoo, along with the
lice, with the lice that fall to him the way they are devils,
then be careful. If there' s juca they get sick good. We
come talking after the pause those who have had cuckoos and what their experience has
been. About this news in Turkey that a cuckoo tried a couple' s
divorce, we left in the morning. We come talking about cuckoos here in
Naritmo this morning at this early hour happened in Turkey. This man discovered that
his wife was cheating on him because the cuckoo in the house, the cotorra,
did not tire of repeating the phrase. See that my husband is not
well, that my husband is not me can you come? My husband'
s not here Can you come? I mean, we want to talk about
people who' ve had a lot of trouble. What are the problems with
having coke in the house that you tell us? Your experience here says gargo
the cuckoo is a reeking animal. It' s true. The cuckoo makes
many regueros and that aunt of mine, whenever your life, there was a
yes the house of the coke, the devil, that was a bass to
cuca, always in that, in that gallery, of that house and dust
of makes the sheath ringa. Those of you eat that bang the wing yes,
not good. Today hippolyte I saw him once that they were like the
cuckoo, that they ate and dropped. That' s why he' s
selling. But the cuckoo problem in his mouth is fucked up and disgusting and
loves a lot of good morning, really good half, boy tell me about
the cuckoo or I grew up in the house more than half that they had
one and hear me the thing that animal did. First, she recreated the
scandal and the fights between them were three brothers. So the mom screamed and
the cuckoo shouted everything, and the dad came and the cuckoo sang everything,
recreated the bull they had in the house and he questioned the mom and gave
a peel to the cuckoo, the three or not to the three children,
to the three children and when you live you called any of them, she
would sketch it, already called him" Pulle vayo ponme" calls you here
a friend, although when it rains the cuckoos they tend to smell ugly talkative
so a talker. So today, when it rains the cuckoos tend to smell
ugly it gets damp. It says here that in Turkey these cuckoos were brought
to court to testify in the midst of the divorce, and the news has
been heavily commented on on social networks. In that country. The cuckoo repeated
the phrase. My husband is not here you can come and he discovered this
man the infinity of his wife thanks to the two cuckoos he had in his
house. That' s weird. Men realize when the band Good Days,
Good Fingers give cuckoo in my house. There was a coke and I hated
that little pig story, but I really hated it because I asked too much
and aside, when it went out into the light, I would cross over
so I wouldn' t be my aunt to see a little boyfriend and the
little pussy crossed behind me, because my dad behind the coke. I was
always there with the groom and but in my house they loved her. So,
when that cuckoo died, those people did a cult to that neighbor cusa.
At that time, my dad' s wife' s father was sick
and the neighbor thought the lord had died. When he heard that cult at
six o' clock in the cultural morning with a male God writes to me
here Alberto, a neighbor killed a cuckoo because every time it happened I would
call her mari leather. Good morning, hey well, give me cuca hear
over there. There are weird things I hear that say to the cuckoo jedes
because it' s either cuckoo there never ordered. Now there' s a
parakeet that' s been taken recently. It felt in a bassow. I
mean, it' s kind of hot when I' m moa, but
it was. But I big top ta cuca hey gey it' s good.
I have a friend who has in the kitchen. It' s full
of perico. Oh that, that' s complicated. Roof. In fact,
pericos are the first to come out. I' m gonna put the
crisis in you. Now the paricians are running out because I, like,
guess, mess up a preme. Coke can' t take and water it.
So not that can give flu to the cuca ale gives flu, not
that they usually give in the mosquito and says you know good morning. Your
whore a secretion of days. Good morning. Don' t see if cuckoo,
cuckoo likes water very much. You' ve been coking him, you
' ve watered him, he' s very happy. Look. I'
ve had a bean that has a cuckoo then what happened to that cuckoo that
I really like animals, then I wasonic to stick the cuckoo in it and
she sometimes stopped being the piojito, the b the boy bit on the finger,
who also drew blood, but the cuckoo was very pretty. The cuckoo
of her stung the strong cuckoo sun, five, three, one, not
twenty- four, s fifty. We' re talking about cuckoo who'
s immo in the morning on a good day. Today, I' ve
been looking for cuckoo because I had everybody' s cuckoo quiet. Okay,
ah, but that little animal is a pretty pussy. I didn' t
know that sheath swallowed so much yes, swallows tran your room, the fourth
quarter in that animal and they haven' t scored and then, they really
ask for it and ask for the cuckoo causes a lot. That' s
so cool. Yeah, sometimes I' ll blow his bath. It'
s the rano detail, give it grain. Then you' ll even get
some grain. Cuca takes gan but doesn' t fatten a golli, swallows
and swallows tralli, takes in his pocket. The cuckoo' s got it
peeled. My husband' s gone. You can come That' s how
a man discovered his wife' s infidelity. Thanks to his cuckoo. The
husband had two parrots in the house who were taken to court to testify.
It is not the first case that where the cuckoo is used to justify a
divorce or, as Adriana said, the known case of a cuckoo that helped
solve a murder. They took her as a witness. Yeah, no,
really. He' s impressed experiences with cuckoo. I don' t like
cuckoo. Hey, look at the cuckoo. I can tolerate it next to
me, but I don' t like cuckoo very much because they' re
ugly animals and they' re very rigorous. Look, imagine here, my
aunt had an unconceived cuckoo, everyone who went to the house and called him
old- timer, piojito. She' d detericate the coconut so they'
d scratch it. Good morning. Here, yes, that' s enough.
I was going to a house. They had curated the voice, liked
the cristera lawsuit where it came in and they are one another lla pure fo
is the first word that the cuckoo learns. Good morning. Thank you,
good morning, amen, good morning. It was you know that nothing happens
over night, that is overnight, so that I learn to speak. Time
process. I' m analyzing that case, but it' s antipati Ria
a long time with the other Brothers and I' d learn all that at
best, yeah, yeah, long time. I want myself here. My
godmother has a cuckoo that when she forgets it in the yard, she starts
calling it Mommy, Mommy, like telling her you forgot to leave the coke
here. Tempeta intemperio. Good morning, good morning, good mascot coke.
But they are problematic from time to time, because an average neighbor had a
daughter who had one and Boku' s average cousin has eaten the coke boy
and is already in prison. They put it in here' cause it'
s coke. Ah, remember that the cen is exactly there. It'
s forbidden you to eat cuckoo and the law is pretty harsh when you eat
a cuckoo here in this country, especially if the cuckoo hasn' t feathered
exactly yet. The cuckoo load isn' t good No, no, no,
it' s edible. What the cuckoo tastes like, the ship is
sour, the meat, the coke is sweet, it' s eh remember
the room. They eat insects and things, if they eat everything, that
is because usually, the cuckoo, the animal knows exactly what it eats,
the chingo knows oregaro. If you eat oregano if you eat oregano, for
example, truth, the cuckoo you eat mice, cuckoo, no, no,
no, no, the one you eat mice in the big one.
Oh, it was that next buddy. Look at the animal, that owl
shell. The lettuce. Good morning, good morning. A lot of chola,
Alberto, the black one. Alberto. I have an ex- girlfriend
who had two cuckoos that I was forced to. Yeah, I figure I
' ll look, imagine me around. My neighbor has a cuckoo in her
classroom. More than fifteen years ago, he behaves very well to the cuckoo
caged. Good morning, the morning coke. Good morning, she' s
so good that she speaks equally, just as the bomb also imitates that soniibalito,
that the most holy thief bomb. Sometimes they don' t think the
bomb I' ve learned yet and the mardita' s ringing there. You
know that I have a friend who had a cockatoo and cockatoo before he started
talking, what he learned to do was the sound of the key when he
came in and did it the same way. Impressive. Says around here this
one who has a friend that the juca that had him allows ah he'
s not telling you that they have lice. Sounds like he doesn' t
have lice, a little animal like he lives in it. Good morning,
good morning, we' re still with the cuckoos. Yeah, give me
cuckoo. My dad had two cuckoos and one of them said a lot go
there. I had some leather here and I was so jealous of my dad.
If you were going to pass in my dad' s hand he hugged
us something. She bit you, she was obsessed with my parents, and
if you took care of yourself and you had your feet painted red, she
was a woman itchy what I don' t know because she didn' t
like red. Celosa says over here that this one who has a corduroy that
he has pulled from the cuckoos and now he likes the dogs salchic and how
rich, ah that the dog usually sautés the dog. He has a question
when a cuquito is born for or a cuquita, how it feeds, because
here I am tense of cuckoo milk. But it' s not. The
cuckoo doesn' t give milk. No. Not really. No. I
have no account. No, no, no, no. No. The
cuckoo is a granivorous animal called koman grain, yes rich. In fact,
there are some foods that sell to supermarkets you new granite like girasoles. Yeah,
thanks, he' s half- assed, big dick. They call
me here or catch a look. The only thing I don' t like
about coke are pretty from afar, they' re pretty. It gets close
to smelling bad and has little birds. You know why. I don'
t know what happens to my neighbors who are very prone to having macaw,
that there' s no mammoth bird and san or nice with macaw. Then
I had some neighbors living right in front of Daddy' s house and they
had two macaws and that birds wouldn' t let me sleep. One time
one of us escaped and I said good. The other one' s gonna
have to die because it was the sunny one. But one day I'
m celebrating that and I see a macaw flying and I' m walking the
day, there comes the other one going now. It was before that she
had been found by the macaw that was gone. He took out the cage
with his macaw so that the third came to Secor and I. But,
Dad God, but macaws are a source of entry into this country, because
here it comes to tourists. You have to take pictures in the curly or
macaw. My husband' s not here You can come. It was what
repeated this man' s cuckoo in Turkey. Thanks to what this parrot said,
the man was able to use not that but two parrots in the house
as witnesses in a court of law to justify his divorce and prove that his
wife was cheating on the cuckoo. I knew you were starring. Henry says
that there is prey in the vet to remove the lice and the bad smell
of the thing. The coke. Yeah, I' m gonna hurt her,
' cause that breath has got to be. In the meantime, I
tolerate the cuckoo, but it' s not my favorite animal. You tolerate
them, at least I touch them you look at them, if not at
all abe hands a cuckoo and molded me how it is couple the cuckoo,
how they have sex with a cuckoo. Not exactly, because the cuckoo is
feminine, the cuckoo, the man a cuckoo and the chia feeds the baby
from which the tit sticks give it grain, yes, because with great m
from small ones they are giving it grains yes of small it is given to
it I believe that the mother chews the grain and then spits out what it
takes from the grains in the rebulguitas so that you learn. Yeah, and
I' ll take care of it that what comes back from the grains gives
it to the baby parrot. Yeah. Those are life lessons, a attention.
It' d be nice to have a vet. So don' t
tell me the right way to take care of a cuckoo anymore. I don
' t think they know about that. It' s pear be it a
dog' s ching or morning. Peter Basketball what a mess with the issue
of eclips and yesterday reminded me sometimes I was watching all that mess that the
gringos were making over there and the Mexicans, those people and came to mind
those apocalyptic movies that always present and I thought pussy the world left on horseback.
They were enjoying their very tasty lives, ah, yes, the sheath.
I think what does is already how long we' re living. You
don' t have any mystical, nitic or anything like that. Perhaps what
a hundred years ago, still fifty years ago could have an eclipse. Remember
that thirty years ago, almost in the year ninety- five ninety- six,
there was a clip that was seen almost entirely in the Dominican Republic and
began to me in the middle of the morning and here they sent everyone to
their home, the teachers and the alarmed schools and I remember I' m
talking about the year ninety- six ninety- five. I know it was
in the mid- 1990s all the stir that caused this subject and attention.
And I remember my neighbors grouped with welding crystals looking at the Martin de Clise
sheath and we lasted from eleven in the morning to four in the afternoon with
the fucking clis because, as it was partial here, there was not one
could see the complete passage of the moon sun between the ground and the earth,
but there remained a part, like fifteen percent, ten percent of the
sun that did not cover it. Then I remember the stir that caused it.
Already what there is is perhaps an experience of one in life that of
some generation has not lived it, as has happened Dominican Republic, that here
we have not had eclipses, that you say that the city was darkened or
that the island was darkened, as happened in the decade of the nineties with
that particular eclipse. And a curiosity is generated because I remember that in that
eclipse of that year there was a part of the Caribbean that was going to
give total the eclipse and there were cruises and they were announced for a long
time. I remember all that sheath and you remember that stir. I think
what makes it more exciting is your living an experience that is rarely given.
But there' s a lot of belief, there' s a lot of
stuff going around. Certainly all the rock yesterday was the goood By Boneley and
the people the mercury backsliding and all that thing and the horoscope gone crazy talking
gnaw. But one of the things religion collects, religious people, not spiritual
people, and those kinds of people who follow those questions are that they think
they move a lot of energy that influences people and are usually good times to
make some changes in your life. Two say there are those people who guess
the letter and the witches, those people and in fact, this one does.
Certainly, if you start to see the issues of the valleys and those
people of those times, they would if they used such phenomena to guide themselves,
record their agriculture and their issues, their b For them it meant I
did, of course, mark the beginning of a season, of a sheath,
of a question, and so they predicted their questions. But yesterday people
enjoyed their eclipses removed. People saw him for example, in New York City
people dancing and singing and you don' t concern that kind of thing.
And in Mexico too I have never been able to understand all the issues of
drug eclipses I saw fifty thousand photos. Look at the total eclipse a sheath
aha that looks at the eclipse in some places. I saw how it got
dark at least they' re what was seen in the videos, in the
Roberto Rodríguez photos, that went up in that wave. It must be exciting
to live it and it was imposed, but it' s an experience.
I know someone who really likes the subject of astronomy and all that sheath and
that person in the eclipse that was totally seen in Chile a few years ago.
He paid for a trip to Chile with all his clothing and a shipment
of equipment there and sheath to live his experience. You know that Orlando has
a professional telescope and he has always told me my Adriana every time an interesting
phenomenon is going to happen for you to see in space in the Dominican Republic,
Emma in Santo Domingo is null. Gentlemen, yesterday you were going to
meet at 3: 00 and 13 a little bit it didn' t cloud.
I send him a picture aside myself, but I water. Of course
they stayed doing Ochenvite the people who wanted to see Eclipsia here, for example,
what they are of our generation. We had a chance, if I
' m not mistaken to see the last time this comet came totally Bob'
s hop is worth no. Comet Haly was in the year eighty- nine.
I think this is the last time we saw him. That goal in
line. I don' t know why, because I remember, I was
in third grade when the teacher talked about it and I remember it pretty well.
But in the case of comet holl up, which I think was because
of ninety- seven, that' s where there was a massive suicide of
some guys called Heavens Gate, a cult in America. And I remember getting
on the roof of my house to see a fucking comet lasted for days that
vagina. When I saw it the comet did, after that I don'
t know if there' s been another phenomenon before. I used to have
so many things, so much free time that one could sit from seven of
the night to nine having a mardita sheath that be shining in the sky.
But remember I' m not the kind of people that do, that'
s kind of issues. But remind me if until yesterday, when these types
of phenomena occur, this one had aroused so much interest and so much euphoria
among people, because, apparently or perhaps here I have to add the very
trite phrase that says happens and now we have and that sort of thing.
We can see people' s behavior, but I don' t know if
the famous comet comments or Metal Metal. Remember that at the beginning of the
20th century the comet was seen and there was much, too much. There
are many stories written about that and at the end of the 20th century,
as I think it was again when it was seen. But the thing you
said about why, why. So much hype remembers that the United States has
too much media incidence, because in Chile there was the same paraphernalia, the
same van mount in stadiums, the channels, transmitting live the phenomenon and on
this side of the planet we found out about what came out in the newspaper.
Now, when you have a chain like Fox, CNN, CBS,
ABC, NBC, that big network that attracts a lot of attention from the
whole world, the great American newspapers with a minute by minute, like the
New York Posse, the Washington Posse, the New York Times, all that
media machinery gives the feeling that it is an extremely important event and, obviously,
for astrologers and those who study those pods, astronomers and astrologers. It
' s also important to them and it' s interesting that licio doesn'
t matter where it is, because it' s part of what they pay
attention to on one side and on the other. And America gives us the
feeling when things happen with them like it' s the end of the world,
because they sell to the world the idea of, for example, that
the super bowl is the big sheath and the super bowl isn' t even
saying about the ten most watched sports events on television in the world. It
' s one thing, it' s a question of why the chicken.
The coconut tree, as I told you, the Godi puts it more egg
than a chicken, but which one people eat, the one who shits.
You know, Peter, I' m actually sick, or I' ve
still seen everything yesterday, even people who were chumping with headaches and nausea that
they' re looking at. Gentlemen, snowflake generation has a high blade.
You know what my head hurts from the eclipse. No, but that'
s for God' s sake in the New York Poster Jo. But,
well, it doesn' t stop being an interesting event phenomenon and people who
like to study that kind of thing are the ones that that to patrology save
but not good me. This one has a mystery that keeps the moon between
the solo project. That' s what we' ve been taught since first.
New opportunities. You can make changes in your life, no, but
in eclipse to change. Gentlemen, listen to the favor. But this phenomenon
occurs or is repeated again, it will be repeated for a very long time.
Now what' s missing is a lunar moon eclipse. After you solve
it. Now it' s supposed to come from the moon, which then,
when nights become day, it' s true, it must be the
opposite. If this was solar and turned the day into night, the mole
must be the opposite. I think these are the moments when astronomers have to
go to the media and apply it to what we don' t understand clearly.
I stop well, if you saw your solar eclipse yesterday congratulations. It
went unnoticed to me. I only saw people' s euphoria. I was
watching him in the newsroom on the crazy online after the Mexican TV forum,
which was from the city that was darkened completely. Yes, yes, and
they are certainly interesting phenomena in the Dominican Republic. I remember the 1990s,
but I don' t know if there has been another, if there have
been other eclipses that have been partially seen in the country, but with the
almost total as it was in the 1990s, I think we haven' t
had another one So it was, for example, what Brother Capturescar Turenciae says
that yesterday in the Niegara waterfall, he would deny between New York Canada,
more than a million people were expected, not more than a million people and
the baraba aquilera sheath smokes or it' s rhythm in the morning. This
is ninety- six five. In order to start to shine in context,
the last time comet Haly was visualized was in the year one thousand nine hundred
and eighty- six and is to be seen again in the two thousand and
sixty- one. It' s going to be the visible one since from
the ground. In the eighties and nines, what there was was an Austin
tark that passed through here the comet help Pop was discovered his trajectory, a
sheath like that in the nineties. In ninety- seven it was visible to
the naked eye for several months from the earth. I remember being a little
boy who was getting on the tea from my house to r r r.
S. Comets by the hour crossing through the sky, Go far away sky,
have long ball passing by like bad women of barium, but long tail.
Thank you for the long tail. But there is something Adriana mentioned that
the theme of the There are four signs, according to the astrologers, that
must be pending with what this brings. This sheath this solar eclipse, but
a mess they call themselves canara with that will do nothing ugly. The cardinal
signs aries, Libra, Capricorn and Cancer will be more personally affected by the
solar eclipse than yesterday, as it was witnessed in part of the United States
and Mexico, because the eclipse is forming a hard aspect for those two these
signs, says the astrologer who writes for the American press. Those with an
ascending cardinal sign will experience the effects in fundamental areas of their life, while
others who have important locations about the nineteen degrees of cardinal signs will also be
affected in relation to the area of consciousness that represents the location. For example,
Aries says that, because this eclipse is getting dark or dark in Aries
' first home of identity and personality, this astrologer explains that those who the
rams will be in will be dealing with those who are becoming them. The
Arians. Aryans, that is, the goat, the locations of arias delve
into themselves to find self- love and compassion, and this will help them
to harmonize with others who are experiencing the same challenges. The damn Cliseries will
be more sincere about their fears or insecurities or vocalize these emotions and discover the
true strength. While cancers say this astrologer that crabs will see changes in the
realm of vocation and authority. Cancerians are setting different professional goals or might find
a new job. Cancers are increasingly motivated to undertake a career that serves their
authenticity or a vocation that deals with a particular form of healing, such as
therapy, health, well- being or spirituality. Another cancer can witness dramatic
changes with a parent or authority figure. Some cancers may have to respond to
a potential health challenge so one parent is going through. Alternatively, some may
heal a tense relationship with one of their parents. While the librarians say here
this astrologer name tear says that the focus for pound people will be their intimate
connections. Pounds will experience the total reboot of their important relationships. They could
reconcile with an ex or, heal and move on with one. Other pounds
may feel betrayed by someone, but then they find another connection that is truly
trustworthy. In essence, the pounds are discovering who their true allies and Capricorn
are. Capriconians are turning their attention to household and family issues, as are
cancers. They could play a supportive role for a family member who becomes ill,
or they could reconcile with a separated family member. Other Capricorn seek to
move or change the nature of their current home environment. However, it is
important to keep in mind that Mercury will be retrograde, that I don'
t know what juice is that, but every time they mention it, I
think that when you talk about drug addicts it gets gross and foolish. Therefore,
moving from home might pose some challenges or setbacks. He explained the astrologer
for this American newspaper. I need an astrologer to explain to me what that
thing I' m retrograde about, that' s because I mention it I
feel that way because I' m retrograde. Not because for me on the
other side, as it does not adapt to the exact times that stayed there
in the caverns and as I do not finish understanding what is the development or
of being in civilization and modernity. I' m regressing that same thing,
like it either adapted me to this modernity. It' s really fashionable these
days. Oh, yeah, I' m like that' cause I'
m libra. Not my love You' re like that because I love you
HDPY. You don' t want to change. It' s simple,
but the people who are going to be again he commits in the two thousand
sixty- one you pite have children so that they are what you will not
see you are going to be, that you are between forty and fifty years
old, difficult, I don' t think you will see it for that
time. Maybe bones are still out there, but I may live for you,
but in sight it won' t reach, it' ll tire,
no, it won' t get that far. No. That' s
why it' s important to enjoy this kind of thing so that you have
an experience telling your children and their coughs. I know of people who took
flight to see them hole over there. I can tell about comet Hart,
because it was an experience you lived, that you lived. All right,
I lived it, but then this ignorance, this I didn' t know
what I was doing. A light that is up there that is Jesus already
out and the mess to the people, ah that the comet that is going
to end the world, that the Day of the Brothers, that kind of
things are the ones that were commented in this one at that time. So
that story has changed a lot so far, until yesterday' s experience.
He got drunk, did Vaina, did this the other thing and for example,
in those States where they were seen, in the United States and Canada
they lived that in Mexico, and in Mexico that we saw that phenomenon,
still in the face there were people in that because of those issues drinking romos
and doing concerts. And in Mexico there was a shout all over the world
when the wall that was to be impressed and planned for Halley' s comet
was completely obscured. This is visible or observable every seventy- six years.
The first time the sighting was recorded was two hundred forty before Christ said Haly.
Already in the 1960s, during the conquest of England, the comet was
observed and considered an omen. One thousand three hundred one. Another documented appearance
of the comet. The one thousand four hundred fifty- six was saved by
the German astronomer Regó Montanus one thousand five hundred thirty- one, sighted by
Polish astronomer and mathematician Nicholas Copernicus in one thousand six hundred and seven. It
was also observed by Johannes Kempler in a thousand six hundred and eighty- two,
the first time Edmond Halley calculated his orbit and predicted his return in a
thousand seven hundred and fifty- eight, confirming Haly' s prediction when the
comet returned in a thousand eight hundred and thirty- five. Another important appearance
of this comet in nineteen hundred and ten, one of the most prominent appearances
of the 20th century with the earth, passing through the tail of the comet
in one thousand eight hundred and eighty- six, the last time he commented
Hally was visible from the earth before his next appearance in two thousand sixty-
one. These are some of the documented appearances, but especially during the 19th
century. In fact, in the year nineteen hundred and ten, when he
passed there was a huge commotion. There was a suicide panic attack. But
if there was a huge fuss, it is recorded and also attributed. Because
every time the mardito kites, he passes a sheath in the world. The
next few years and there' s a sheath, people get enchiva for two
thousand sixty- one. They say it' s the end of the world.
Every time I said near and here something. If I am alive,
I would be eighty- five years old and which I doubt and then in
that year, in the two thousand eighty- one, sixty- one,
opening up to ask those who are alive to spend three years seeing what is
going to happen, because four years just after it happened. The comet is
Alien two thousand or one hundred and ten began conflicts in Europe. The second,
the first war, the great war broke out. The Soviet Union fell
in the 1980s. Germany reunited a lot, the Moor fell from Berlin.
Get a bunch of pods that people attribute to you that every time you pass
that comet a miserable sheath happens in the next few years. Now by question
teacher, one question ok two questions really what ok it. First, the
comet is Alia is turning the crazy thing in space has him Anda davo the
devil loosed in band on the milk road and you know that you are huge,
that goes to Million, then how we know that that is ali and
not the cousin not for what they study that have. Or it' s
said, there' s some like some calculations that make you can basically identify
if in a thousand six hundred and beak a tiger named Haly, which I
think was the first. In the thousand six hundred and eighty- two,
Edmond Halli calculated Savani' s olita and said that comes back sixty years,
he returns is self- turned around, by the little olita he carries and
the speed I calculate. That returns in one thousand eight hundred and six hundred
and seven hundred and fifty- eight and so returned and said one six five.
There is a tirijala between Amelia Vega and magal feble, Magali feble in
her note that she sent to publish when she was announced as the new director
of the Mi Salvador contest for me her universe, for she placed within her
achievements the reign of Amelia Vega from two thousand three to two thousand four.
And Amelia Vega, who saw the publication and congratulated her after being announced as
Mi Salvador' s new director, took the opportunity to clarify that Reina'
s trainer was not involved in her training. Heading to Miss Universes, as
they stated in a list that made public their trajectory in beauty contests, Congratulations,
Magalifers and My Universes El Salvador. There' s more. There is
one wrong fact in this publication. Vagal wasn' t involved in my training.
Please avoid it Thank you. Since art became public, many Queen b
Beauty fans began to question that mistake. Well, everything we' re alive.
We know that Magal and Febla had nothing to do with the training and
the arrival at the crown of Amelia Vega. If we know that it cost
a penny, because it is expensive, as he says, to prepare a
queen of beauty and spent a lot of money, a lot of money and
it took, in fact, a controversy because the czar of the beauty sanes
of Venezuela, the lord what this is called the one of the green eyes,
old, the Venezuelan Cuban. Well, now my guagua is gone.
He was part of those who used him in some way to advise. Here.
There was also that lady who was also Venezuelan who was hired came from
the organization MISS Universo of Venezuela and was here when that organization was owned by
the Intercontinental Bank VANNI Inter and was a quite a team. Jamelia Vegas has
been one of the queens who had the longest time. I mean, Melia
Vegas was chosen well in advance of two thousand three. Before her it had
been this rough girl to eat and she also had a very good performance and
it was these two girls who gave hope to the Dominicans that a crown could
be achieved. And with Amelia it was achieved. But I don' t
remember and see that I used to live in those worlds and in that misological
world. I don' t remember hearing from anywhere Magalifebla' s name,
that it wasn' t in Puerto Rico at that time that Puerto Rico had
a domain, because she has said, has asked for this review and well
Magali gave a statement to tare Fran, where she perhaps explains says let'
s listen to what she told don brea Fran for her YouTube channel. Come
on hil Amelia Mira. The case with Amelia was very curious. I was
in Puerto Rico, I had just won conveniences, and Mira says, that
' s the one that trains Puerto Rico' s veins. She is Dominican
and then came to me and told me but why you help us to your
country, the queens of your country, because I have never been called.
Then they called me to come to the contest where she was competing and then
they told me to look at the candidates and let us know which one you
think might have the chance, because here are beautiful women in every year,
but nothing is happening. I came to host the water at the SWIFT.
He came looking for me Every day I would go, watch them, bring
them to the front, put them to walk to which I could see the
potential. It was Amelia. Sometimes it' s hard for you to say
look. I read the potential to this one because they said how she won
or at RBT. Pray you don' t see what you see exactly,
that is, but exactly everything, everything you are. Look there I was
I' m the moon. They were on the team of people who trained
Amelia. There was that Venezuelan that I say I mean, it was a
battery of people both from the country and from outside, who dedicated themselves to
training and preparation of Amelia in every way and what we were alive in the
two thousand twenty- three, in the two thousand three, in the two
thousand three Corrijo between two thousand finals of the two thousand one and the two
thousand twenty- three. They know the story of Amelia vega because when the
guy was born Baron, everyone knew where he lightened it. When the boy
' s piece is seen, everyone knew it was Male, but Alberto,
but she explains it there, that is, she says in the publication that
she was part of the training. However, she says I saw the potential
Sister. If you see the patent, you were neither part of the training,
nor did you see any potential point, because when I, if I
am going to say, no, I say the name of the person who
evoked me. He looked for me like that in such a place and took
me to such a place. Osmel Sousa, Osmail Sousa and Belkis, the
Venezuelan, bel Que es la Venezuelana. You say first name, Ted,
you say last name, you say the place, because they' re already
things you don' t forget. They' re things you don' t
forget. And more so when they' re as important things as when you
somehow influence the choice of a beauty queen in a contest, as I made
universe. Excuse me, Miss Magali, which is not a personal matter,
but to say we were wrong to put Amelia on that list and I had
nothing to do with them. Or don' t redo them. I can
say or someone was wrong. I didn' t check it out. It
is a mistake of mine, because you entered many years after Amelia was queen
of beauty here, to the bellezoid sand of the Dominican Republic, that you
like small by pool more. That' s it, that a mistake is
made by any error of re action. One can be wrong with elegance.
But, for example, the head of us, Roberto Rodríguez, in the
nineties, had two great successes in his professional career as director of Radio channel
one hundred and five in the Vega super cool the capital and has been continuing
to succeed. But it was two fucking phenomena developed, executed, carried out
to goat. All that stuff that was there with him, Dr Albert,
that was a announcer, the Julísima Chicos Sandi and a lot of people who
accompanied him. You can say we were part of that phenomenon, because they
were there now speaker of the x one hundred two, which is exactly in
front of where it is super that today can tell us that it was part
of the success of super kú, because one day doctor crossed something and asked
him what your opinion of the station and he told him it is very hard.
You can tell us, you can' t tell me, brother.
And that' s the same likeness this lady has made. I say the
simile of what this lady has said as the Candyman coming to us. All
right, all right, they' re tough tomorrow, and then you say
that. They' re hard for me, yes, my love, because
they see us for not seeing low heat and tells us that if you'
re tough, everything goes well and you' re going well. No.
No, no, no, no, no. We' re not going
to be more serious, Professor. We have here our friend, a friend
from the house many years ago. He' s talking about an activity that
' s going to take place this week. Gabriel the size welcome to the
rhythm in the morning, Brother, how you are. All right. Thank
you and all of you for the invitation. Tell us, what do you
have for the audience of the rhythm in the morning this week exactly I come
from ex O Santo Domingo two thousand twenty- four, in its first edition,
which is a multi- sectoral fair, which we will be performing in
the convention center, the hotel dominican party from the 10th to the 14th of
April. We' re gonna be out there and then this party is multi
- sector faith, but it' s multi- sectorial, so there may
be funeral. Traacta varies until the technology industry is correctly participating up to a
barber correctly yes, and so far What sectors will have that have confirmed that
they will have participation in this fair. We now have the participation of the
Government sector, with industry, the Ministry of Industry Trade. We also have
the Superintendency of banks. We have paintings, people, we have the sector
or paint. We also have funeral homes Look, I mentioned it. We
have video production, film production, graphic design design and so on. I
mean, we have several readers there that are grouped together. Break this up
because I' m not getting it very well at the fair. I go
to the stand and know about these brands, these companies that are there.
They offer some of these instillations. Our fair has a focus right now,
which is creating networking. Whether you can make connections or sales, v to
be or be good customers with business or business. At this time and as
we have the focus on networking, we want to do activities with companies that
are at the fair that can generate the fact that they take more than just
i slows down faith and participated and I did not sell no business in the
future. In this case, the fair also has the fact of training talks.
And let' s start with a main course, which is this,
which is the art of narrative in the digital age. How to create memorable
experiences with theÁlvarez del Stankreppor we will be with Nagi Lapizhardo and alsoÁlvaro
de Oleo de Arajet. So, the moderator of this event is going to
be Minxterbshon and we' re going to talk about how to create experiences that
can be taken to social networks. OK and if I, for example,
have a company and I want to be part of I' m still on
time or you already have the cycle closed. Well, if you want to
give you the commercial number so that you feel right now in the audience or
what' s in the audience I also hear that the trader. Maybe we
' ll give him a space, but a booth right away. I mean,
there' s no problem. Where the fair is going to be and
how people can participate, for example, in this talk of the art of
narrative in the digital age, which are memorable experiences. Where it' s
going to be, for how many days, and so on. We extract
for four days in the convention center of the hotel dominican party from day ten
to day fourteen and for any information it is by Santo Domingo. Com or
social media, it' s for Santo Domingo. And for the talk the
activity of this one of the narratives that are our social networks, to civilians
in a form that is there and put your mail in his name and then
that way he contacts you correctly, then for this activity, in particular with
Mr Mixter Pichon. It doesn' t matter what you do from Community manager
to marketing director of a brand. I had to do with the creation of
those panels yes, and I thought it was for the communications department of the
companies. That is, if you are doing a communication department you study,
advertising, marketing or social communication, it would be good if you sign up
and attend, because it is a free knowledge, which is what we are
providing our fair. Ah ok to this activity within the fair. You don
' t have to pay for anything. It' s just signing up and
receiving your confirmation to mail. That' s what we got. We have
all the free workshops. We have Friday something for people who have problems with
Tdhe let one hundred and one so that you don' t pass and fight
so that people who are starting a project, for example, care joan yes,
yes, yes, they can know what to do at the time of
registering in Dhi and formalizing his or that gives me when he puts you to
talk to a friend of accountant and comes to talk to you about the form,
I don' t know who such a form. What' s the
name of the form? Ever since Alberto the liba to everyone, he and
I don' t know a form yourself to the world admitting to the medium
when I also created that title, because in this part or be creative.
What happened was I took a piquet conn leave it. I said let'
s see how we can do everything flattened clear and ready. One was for
fools, but they told me they were. And then good to reiterate to
people. He' s handcuffing two thousand twenty- four Sundays his first delivery,
where they get more information. Reiterate it to him. And for the
activity is that if you could tell me in the four days what are the
other activities that included date beyond the possibility of doing Networkking. Between those who
are there participating and those who go to visit this main course on Thursday starting
the fair. It is the narrative of narrative in the digital age. Friday
we have grol marketing. On Saturday we have my service again and alfÁlvarez
in two talks. These are Premium pay Ok are the only ones to be
premium and we have rum tasting beers. And on top of that, we
also have a lounge event so that people can go to see their mess and
share it every day. Yes, well, thanks to Gabriel Tamayo, friend
and student of this company, I work with us here ten years ago,
as for example, produced uncle here with us and has made a life as
a advertising professional, because you had your market pulcia advertising effect two appearances of
appet as you managed that you studied quintec was not Mercadeo Mercadeo in intent and
I do not endure the foeto. Imagine Mercadeo being a bum race. Look
you put up with it boy, throw a towel and try you can make
a rep and not the glove that belongs to my sponsors. Hey well,
people of one try every year send me my schedule, but I know and
we have received it here many times. I must say, it' s
one of the best universities in the Caribbean. Look, being honest, we
' ve got him here. But integno is for vague people. You can
' t go into baking school, as Jefferson says, and it' s
intense. No, what happens is that their method is for you to finish
the race as soon as possible. So the Intesian can' t be a
master' s degree elsewhere because he' s already used to that rich,
that rhythm. While you see your Tandy University doing it, on vacation trying
more of you, I already checked into trying to make us feel bad.
I have many Intesian friends. I think most of my professional friends have graduated
from intect and everyone has something in common. They' re all crazy,
they' re all the sights is you can have that before. Comment.
That' s right. Yeah, right, finishing the race. I'
m seventeen years old and I' m going to Canazuela turn a comment.
When I entered Peck to study advertising, I felt bored. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, or that really, that' s me, all
the whole rhythm totally different and meeting people is different too. Yes, then,
this is this week from ten to fourteen exposando Sundays two thousand twenty-
four reiterate where you can get more information on social networks is for Santo Domingo
and on our website is for Santo Domingo. Thank you, Gabriel. Let
' s go to commercials. We came to expand with a detail that gave
me good. Expanding. I do not want to raise something right now about
what was said in the previous break. My friend Mixolo knows the most about
queen of beauty, of this piece of island than at least I know.
There may be someone else who knows more, but I don' t know
them. He gave me a very interesting piece of information in the morning,
ninety- six- five, the best excuse to get up early. We
were talking, Ahorita, about the little girl who knows a little detail conlle
little things that she falls the law yes that they have a note published by
the organization Miss Salvador and the announcement of Magalis Febles as its director my Mis
Salvador Universe Universe and that the former queen of Dominican Beauty and former Miss Universe,
Amelia Vega, made a small clarification that when she was so elected here
in the Dominican Republic Beauty contest as her preparation to go to me to Miss
Universe and finish with the crown on her head, Mrs Febles had nothing to
do with that. Then my friend Misael Liranso tells me that he must be
one of the people who mastered the subject of the mixology that I know.
He says the only moment where Magali coincided with Amelia was in the coronation of
the animal Fia I in the two thousand four at the Palace of Sports.
Well, me it' s like me and if that guy says it,
like I argue mother and like I say albeto in Blue Mol Hello come not
me Alberto, my brother soul shaman, yes, I mean, I understand
it' s cool, you know you say, well, I helped,
but there was a more elegant way of her to say, I mean,
I came out from under the eight rubbers of patana that I had above putting
Amelia' s comment, I mean, like you said Alberto, he said
no, I didn' t check that or I had nothing to do with
it. It' s already been removed because the publication was removed. She
could have stayed there. It doesn' t set that age. Declarations exactly
the desire to explain everything will ruin the world exactly no, and in addition
to falling Canaan up already secanana they do not touch, because the case of
All who were alive we know Look, those who live in the 1990s.
The other day I had the chance to greet a Xmings who now also aspires
to beautiful and intelligent Members and so many others. All of us who were
alive in the nineties know the trauma that the owner who had it since the
eighties represented for that beauty organization. If I' m not mistaken until the
mid- 1990s, I' m a little lost there when there' s
someone to help me. It was Mr Leonela to the Mount. For those
of you who don' t know who Era al Monte was and to make
a bit of history, Leonel al Monte was a merchant and banker of the
Dominican Republic who prospered a lot in the 1980s, a bank owner of the
Universal Financial Group, a huge bank that was in the system. There are
still people who are claiming what' s going on there. I had to
still do that. That case has not been resolved. And that bank was
in the first time that a financial institution in the Dominican Republic, because it
was made with a group of media. Lainte the radio, hine the organization
my universe was given what is called the Ballet War, which he was the
BMW importer in the country. He also brought here, brought a lot of
brands to Suzuki, had hydelca called Importadora del Caribe and also had a sheath
that called more universal G importer that was where today was omega- tec in
the Kennedy to get an idea. I was a mega entrepreneur and this man
sponsored my republic for a long time and in that my republic passed everything from
the girl who showed her tits in the ninety- three and you solid that
there was in the nineties, when this bank broke in the late eighties of
the early nineties, in the midst of a financial crisis that there was in
the country, which took several banks, including the Hypano domain, the Ban
Region Bank, the Universal Bank, etc, which were banks of different mortgage
bacco category, commercial bank like the Universal, etcetera. There was a financial
crisis within the company that affected all the activities, including the production of the
channel, that there was no longer so much room to pay the talents,
and it got rid of many assets and one of them. It was already
in the end the miss Republic that then acquired it the I don' t
know if before acquiring it go inter but then it would be acquired by nintil
went Inter spent a money and two of the first girls who left those new
owners. I mention on behalf of one of them, Ahorita, it'
s called a ruth or us that went there to that girl. It changed
the course of that and then Amelia Vega, that what they know about the
history of how Amelia Vega was recruited and how that lot got to that,
they also know that what they were there wasn' t crazy, because if
there was what they were there, it was that the best rooms could afford.
And that' s why you got that beauty queen because there were people
who knew. And I' m not saying this lady doesn' t know.
What I' m saying is that what we were alive for the time
was remembered because there wasn' t so much media, there was mail,
e- mail, messengel and television and radio and newspaper. There was no
such thing as now that social networks, that there are devils that, that
is, it was easy to find out and a lot for i that there
were forums to talk about beauty reign. Here the chime and the antecedents of
the beauty reigns dominated him. You the one who liked that, that there
were forums dedicated to that, that wrote it guys like this, that was
eighteen or nineteen years old for that time and so many more that he liked.
It' s a sheath that was religion. Here, in the Dominican
Republic, in the two thousand, there are many people who know that story
quite well and a fact as it is, obviously none of these people are
to escape. So it' s not attacking Mrs Febles, it' s
telling the facts as they are. I am told here Alberto I am Venezuelan
and in my country that year there were problems with the miss of us because
she said that Osmel was training Amelia and the Venezuelan did not give support.
Look there, well, I mentioned within the group of people working on that
team. Not Ousemels no no, who worked on that team to Doña Soy
la Luna, which was the one who trained them in Oratoria. Many of
them and everyone knows it, so it' s not that it' s
not on that crazy Adriana either. You know that at the weekend one happened
to me that made me bring this subject up. What are those truths that
no one wants to say and I start that little bottle of water and that
with less plastic than that you put your hand and throw all the water up
and it doesn' t finish opening it. That' s no good,
it' s no use. True, no one wants to accept that Joshua
the Moon needs a friend who will have to do it, it' s
true and a good chef. Yeah, yeah, it' s like a
push. Yeah, yeah, yeah, right, no one wants to accept
that election is so definite. Ah good morning, how many days do you
have to say worth the global logging does not exist and the other local and
meters of paper are a nonsense. You have to be corrected. Global warming
is a reality, which is not an emergency. And global warming is cyclical
and has occurred at all times, according to the same scientific community it has
been able to conclude. What there is is to the same environmentalist and global.
To know another subject, what is more religion than anything else. I
write here that electric cars do not prevent pollution completely and regarding electric cars,
I read have the communication that Agence Bella put up on some electric cars Honda,
so that later it does not shout here I say no, I want
to represent me read what it published today in the list daily the company eh
that those commercial squares that do not solve then the food to take away,
they have to put it on newspaper, because that has more talk. Good
morning. Good morning, brothers Hello. What is it that I lose it
from modern supermarket now and that they are not going to give p plastic tip.
Gentlemen, that' s not going to be anything. Well, I
don' t know what they' re gonna do. I' m not
buying holsters. Every time I go to the supermarket or in the car neither
has that ever worked. Put fused. You know the sting that my canz
gives me is that I' m going to New Jersey, that I forget
to grab a bag of that cloth that' s over there to companente I
came with all the sheath in the mother look, my happened in Canada.
But how big I was that supermarket and I didn' t know anything and
I did the shopping and when they told me we don' t have the
bottom and I do but I ask you. You get it, yes,
you want to get it You get it You get it You get it.
We call for today the solvent at the same time. It' s just
that I don' t go and when I came, they were all good.
That' s what I' m saying. There are problems with what
she has to live with. That' s cultural. I want to see
here that watching motivational tutorials, you' re not going to get rich totally
look. I' m going to give you maybe it' s a recommendation
to those boys, because I' ve seen this plague multiply. I had
gotten into Tiktok. No one twenty years old, twenty- two years old
can give business success advice to anyone. Another truth when mart Zockenberg was twenty
- four years old, he founded Facebook and in order to succeed he had
to look for people with experience and more than he did, and he learned.
And then that tiger stayed working together and Joan twenty years tied up and
they have one of the biggest digital companies in the world, which is Meta.
But in the process he made mistakes. He had to learn extera.
They had to look for people older than them, a lot of people.
In the movie he tells it then don' t take away these tickets and
they tell you how to make you rich they measure No one, absolutely no
one who is in front of or a cell phone camera on a roof is
zinc or a plastic chair. You can heed how you can get rich,
because the formula is always with pods that end up in fraud. Always buy
this course, buy cool, submit fourth. Here you bet on such a
thing or take it away. He told me or how people get rich.
He works down and even working and because no one gets rich earning a salary.
There' s no agent calling me rich with a sonar, starting,
etcetera. Blah, blah, risking. I don' t think people spend
a lot of time looking for wealth. Yeah, too much. It'
s true that we have to say good morning. Well, yeah, good
morning. Ch Te. I' d like it to be said, because
when you buy an escalita in a business of that was that eight, but
four wing splits the two, then you have to pay to meditate no.
No. Really, in this country. We have to legislate, too.
No. No, no, you waited for it, pro- consumer,
it' s that careful. I agree. With you four wings, a
mardite, wing of the wing mule to the tip of the wing. How
you' re going to divide me into the wing and say twelve wings and
it' s twelve mules, it' s a mule And no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, pro-
consumer attention, there' s a hoax with the wings in this country.
I' m from a generation that was the whole avenue and now I tradition
that I came in, but that' s fear. The only place I
bought, the one that gives it all, is out there, down the
sarasota. Then, everybody, the whole chain, all the businesses sell you.
Micke dieality is five and five. Oh God I swear to you truth
is that you have to say good morning, that the best is left over
the PLD look at this subway the mere, ma' am, truth is
that no one wants admitted after the PELED built everything that made this country,
the pr what it is looking for, which is remodeling, but look at
that subway, truth, truth see what you have to say the question of
the meeting, that is that it makes it the libretto, the libretto.
Yeah, yeah, no. Luis came to give weekly sequel for Libretico'
s and vaiga coela. Of course they do. Hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey. When you talk more about self- esteem and self- improvement,
crazier, so crazier and more unbalanced. I believe you that, by the
way, I see a Mrs Carlos Montes who, in addressing it so terrible,
began to imitate a lady who speaks of beauty. Carlos is going to
a problem that already recorded a video there saying everything. People' s mental
health is reflected in their eyes. You should have realized from the beginning,
when you had the video, that' s all and the person' s
appearance that mental health isn' t right. He' s taken that person
and ranca boy. I ran into that yesterday, I for her is now
giving him more reason and Carlos Pala and Carlos gave the devil And that'
s the king of the rope. You know that the example and not the
one that takes it and does not take it, the example of what is
social communication and the only one that is exercising it in this country and is
not Dominican. In fact, social science communication and shows you everything else about
journalism so they have an idea of what they' re talking about. The
only one who' s doing it is coming I come cheae I come chea?
He' s Dominican. It was given by Vaina clearly that the first
decree that gave a nationality that fits in with this Government goes. The only
thing that' s doing social communication in the country. It is this,
sir, that communication is true science, for when it is science on what
science is based on the scientific method, what are the steps of the scientific
method, observation, problem approach, experimentation. That' s where the manna
of you, of the journalists, comes in. I' ll bite him
to see the thing and, of course, there comes the conclusion later.
Blah blah blah? Bla? Bla? I' m gone around here if
the full trup guy wears black gloves, the burger' s bad and expensive.
Yeah, if it has balba, it' s just that you have
to say the tana for logistics. Good morning. Two, two truths.
One, coca cola lay is a lie It' s not ligea, or
it hurts anyway. There are second that black frayde will raise the prices to
be able to put offer Good morning. It is true that the PRM must
be said when Congress wins is going to present a tax reform. Ah no,
if I can tell you that the tax reform goes and within the things
that this reform includes is the reduction of the extinction of the Internet purchase tax
to a hundred dollars of the horizontalization of the I TEVIS and I think they
will put it an eighteen. That' s what they' re in as
it says, project before project in the preliminary draft on erasing and there are
other as many impesticos that come that are tasty. But that unfortunately, as
long as you ask the state to solve life, the state will have to
find a way to finance life. To you living good to pay you exactly,
you will pay uf will pay everything, you will pay tax up to
your buttocks when you clean them in the bathroom. He' s gonna have
a challenge from that. But, I repeat, that is not the fault
of politicians. It' s your fault. If Guillermo Moreno doesn' t
save in this management, what Guillermo morreo that is going to be about him.
He' s not gonna let that happen in the freeze That reform and
that' s not gonna happen to anyone. What is a Guillermo Moreno.
Sixteen are swearing in and he sees people from March. He' s already
making you a tax reform project in Congress. Get ready for the hundred bucks.
And I have to say that' s not new, about the hundred
dollars to go down making dollars. That' s what comes from the commercial
sector that has been pushing from the Danilo government, from the Leonel government,
from the two thousand nine, pushing on that issue, because the commercial sector
that gets involved in them with the Chinese stores and that leaves shopping on the
Internet quiet. Imagine here if the fireman cleans the crystals while fueling, wait
for his tip. Well, then, don' t give me that Flyers
isn' t full, so it' s true. But just as well
boot pre- boot one for tomorrow by rungo ninety- six, point five,
when the list of the great Dominican music gunners comes out, who should
head that list and I ay what you say for We have to get started.
We should not eat artist or genre. There is an evil that has
been present, not a bad one I will say maybe because part of the
musical culture of the Dominican Republic, especially after the decade of the sixties.
For here many versions of many songs have been made notice that the typical music.
Which part of the musical cervo, of the music, of the escape,
the drum and accordion belongs exclusively to a single artist. It matters to
the time all the typical arritas. I think one of the more of them
is relieved. If they are relieved, it' s not bad, because
there are themes that she is part of the culture and if you are a
typical musician, you have to learn to play it. But I want to
start from the bowling alley the ballad the. I think rock has been one
of the generals although rock began here as a movement being copy bands most bands
that began to form in the 1980s. But he' s the art of
shooting rhythm, that' s it, that' s it. What happens,
is that shooting adapts and I saw The roots come from there when the
artists make their repersorio to play live, they take song from other people.
We could say that the decade of the seventies could be the decade where more
songs of any unpublished genre of Dominican pen were because if you go to the
eighties, more than seventy percent of the great success of the eighties over seventy
percent. They did not leave a suicide, they were vallenates and others and
other genera adapted to merengue. I heard yesterday precisely one person showed me a
list of the most successful meringeroes, of the most successful meringue music songs here
that he considered the lame. I' ll take ten. All ten were
shot and shot whales. That was the decade. The most emblematic song of
for example, the guacherna is a Colombian song. Tobacco and roel tobacco and
rum also when pice terra is also a Colombian song and there is also another
one by Milly, which is from the same time as people. Juanita is
a Colombian song, but there were also many Mexican and South American cumbias that
were taken to the Medengue. But I think I examined yes, it wasn
' t that much sauce around here. In the eighties, I mean,
there was a lot of salsa here, but when I say there weren'
t so many Dominican artists that had playing salsa. Already the salsa can be
a question of this last decade, of these last ten years is where movement
has more artists than the eighties. Dominican artists recorded salsa, writing, etcetera.
There was a time of very good composers who dedicated themselves to selling their
compositions of Puerto Rican and other artists. But if something has perhaps merit,
the meringue of the nineties, the nineteenth, the meringue of the eighty-
nine until the mid- nineties, is that most of the successes of that
time. If they were of Dominican composition, they do not have the vast
majority, they are not right. So those people, the Puritans who speak
of the letters that are now predominant. That' s a global phenomenon in
all languages, but they' re letters from people around here. If you
' re looking for yourself, if you' re telling you what you'
re saying about the trivial lyrics of now today prepared with the' 90s,
exactly. I believe that this letter responded to the feeling of the time of
a society that was already entering into the unrest, which was seeking to get
out of all that gruesome and heaviness. Or that the 1990s was a very
weepy decade and many there, many figures. I mean the feathers that wrote
that, those letters that weren' t Dominican. Another generation that has had
a lot of them, for example, Wilfrido, what' s the name
of the one who wrote the doggy dance is corduroy Ah. Yes, Wilton
Paulino, Wilton Paulino, and there were many like him who also wrote many
a lot of mers that were super casual. I think it was the feeling
of the time. We were coming out of a difficult dark decade, maybe
the mood, the spirit of not getting so bitter, maybe, maybe the
most trivial, the most jovial. Maybe I understand, that was an exact
generational one. But obviously, I think today' s lyrics and that you
analyze it very deeply and in a very interesting way. The shomb who say
why there are so many procase words today in it, in contemporary music.
If you start listening to music in English. The number of songs that say
procacity, Caldivin' s can' t be heard translated into Spanish. If
you charge a song of caldi Vila translates or with artificial intelligence, you can
' t hear a second of the song Porno cardy I saw how there is
another bunch of broads that hang around and of guys too, and so I
started to see also in France, the same sheath, the same complainer of
people, because of the amount of bad word, of improper, you look
for Spanish singers who are making music now, although there are good ones and
what they call healthy lyrics. But it' s a Western phenomenon that I
think goes with the feeling or the attitude of the moment of I don'
t know what' s going on, the easy of the simple, for
example, there was what shocks, there was something that made you lack size.
Don' t stop mixing too. There was something that would put you
to analyze, although in the letters, for example, although they said the
same bad words and the same broken words, the way to say it to
the audience that was listening to it was a way like not as raw as
it is now, because it is not the same thing to say pussy,
that is to say pussy. Now you have to tell the truth, the
progressiveness to get to what we have today. It is a decade- long
era, because in the process from where this began to where we find it
today it is simply tomorrow to return again to the great romantics of the beginning
of the xth century To the great poets, the Gustavo Adolfo Beckers and those
tigers who may pair with a generation that says there was something that was called
poetry, which was very beautiful and today metaphorical and there were figurative forms,
to say, the most evil expressions sounded. Let' s go back to
that for a matter of curiosity. Remember that we had Dominican singer- songwriter
Pavel Núñez here, and we asked him precisely about a song that he had
glued to at that moment, that he stuck a lot to telecenter, that
there was like a yes aha is the house of Cristal, and one asked
him at that moment. That was in the year two thousand four that interviewed
him as you inspired you how the question that always does it to describe so
beautiful and so poetic such a thing and said, but you don' t
know if in that composition, I want to tell him your fucking mother,
that person. Sure, that' s the way with the flake. I
' ll do it. The exactly good figurative language, the issues that should
be made the list of the ten Dominican artists. That' s a task
for this boy. What' s his name is the one that goes through
the web of viral chombo. What' s his name is he who has
long hair and cut it Oliver, Oliver salsa rograms, Oliver who makes the
list, since he is a music scholar. And I' m called curiosity.
And at what time was it that the bachata was shot the most in
this country between two thousand one and two thousand and two thousand eleven did not
leave alive. I believe that the eighties because of the fact of a vallenate,
a time that marked anniversi a is not something one, because in all
genres there have been times of much shooting, but the eighties not only here
in the country. Globally, the 1980s was a rather successful time for two
so there were songs that were of Dominican authority that in other countries made it
in versions of other genres and the guys made money with those songs because there
was an orchestra in Venezuela that became millionaire with the dark of them and they
were by note ship that story. There is even a documentary of the dark,
of the dark Jackson, is called the type of Venezuela look for it
you see ah no, Don Luis minayas with us good morning, Don Luis
Cón, you are very well, very well enjoying these fresh mornings, yes,
yes, yes, yesterday all the rain in the night too cold for
too cold. Yeah. Okay, okay. I like it, I like
what it' s called when the temperature is cool, but not that cold
that gives you smurf. I got scared yesterday because I was at the time,
that I was falling down on the street and started the puddles to give
me like a nervous, because it doesn' t make me. He doesn
' t get nervous since I start from the experience we' ve had suddenly
turns into a lagoon. Like this. Well, well, today we'
re going to touch on motivation and work. How to get the worker to
do his job well, what to do to achieve high performance and productivity?
And the question my clients always ask me what moves the worker to do a
good job, how to motivate. When I read about it, do luigio.
You know that you get into college sometimes with your mind full of so
many things and I read about administration that that' s what motivates the employee.
I kept thinking about it for the day and them. But it'
s true, because there are people who motivate it. One thing' s
on me. My partner is motivated by a murmuring of the company. Of
course, I had a partner who would discourage him from coming and not waving
at him. Oh uncle and Oya, Roberto arrives here always stays in his
office. There' s a greeting here. The one feels like one is
the second. Here the second one doesn' t go, it doesn'
t matter, but it' s the second one, that is, what
really unmotivated it was that he was the second. Pervict of me. I
had a job that I had Alberto, that I had a partner. It
was forbidden to eat in the office and once I found him with a plate,
I told him, but a boy let me take the dish to the
kitchen to avoid a problem and he says no. But you see the boss.
Eating here because he can. I' m not me, because he
' s the boss. Luis, I don' t know the motivation anymore.
The good motivation, We have to know human nature definitely, because we,
well, psychologists, the professional of the psychology of health, take care
of what it is to say human nature itself. For example, you touched
on the subject of letters. And that here is the human being, wherever
there is a human being, there will be good words and bad words,
because wherever there is a human being, there will be illiterate people and there
will be intellectuals. And good thing he' s gonna write an illiterate.
Well, that' s what he' s got in his brain, what
he' s got in his head. So, with regard to motivation,
the first thing to understand and be clear is that human beings like work and
enjoy work and enjoy that part that is called work that does not necessarily have
to be remunerated, truth, I mean, it does not necessarily have to
be remunerated. And in the workplace let' s say there are two options
to do the job or you do it alone or you do it as a
team. In both cases the worker will enjoy the work. Now we come
to the critical point. What motivates the human being comes from within him,
or is what he receives from outside. I understand it' s coming from
inside. Well, what you believe can also be a combination, an internal
comissimule and, indeed, then what is known as intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation.
Now, what makes the employee, the worker, surrender to the maximum
and everything that comes from within. That' s why they sometimes ask me
and tell me why we can do to motivate. Well look If we want
to go to the origin of this topic, stop being motivating and hiring motivated
people exactly, that is because in the countryside it was always said you can
take the horse to the river, but can not force it to take.
I worked for a short time with a company where the environment was very coercive.
It was all a reprimand, it was a bowl, it was a
point, it was a throw- out theme, it was there, it
was there, it was working, it was because of the fear that they
would vote for you exactly then and everyone lived like and the most toxic work
environment I' ve ever worked on was that, in fact, the day
I was canceled. I, that day went to celebrate and abide by what
they paid me that fortnight because my mental health and after the spirit returned to
my body. Of course, whenever that exists, it' s because of
the belief that people do what they do, what they receive, that is,
people. If you don' t push it, you don' t
work people. If you supervise him, he doesn' t work, you
have to pay him. So there' s that external orientation that' s
false, or let' s say it' s not the only one.
So what definitely motivates the human being is what comes from within. So,
when I say not motivations, but with trafficking motivated people nothing. I mean,
how you' re going to integrate a choir with people who don'
t want to sing, but since you offer covida and offer the money,
people go. But how do I make some people who want to dance it
I' m going to put it to dance. But let' s say
yes, I can, but he' s gonna enjoy it. I mean,
it' s like you say that the musician, the classical musician,
the real musician, I mean, how you think those musicians are playing the
instrument that you don' t like and that' s just why you were
told to play the one that you were going to pay, that you'
re going to let me in. There is a little manenite, Don Luis,
that I will call the Winero musician when I see a symphony with Wirams,
Lord, the escape is the instrument I see a symphony and they adapted
him to the symphony of Beethoven. Of course, then, more than the
che does, she' ll run away. You know that very well.
Well, the day you think of it, maybe write some score. Maybe
I don' t even know what a score is. All right, all
right, don' t think you' re alone in this lost one.
Then look what motivates the human being. What do you do, how do
you do it and what do you accomplish? Hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. What do you do,
how do you do it and what do you accomplish? So, the recognition,
the prize. The pay works, but it doesn' t guarantee what
most people want. I mean, you can' t say people get paid
right here. People here are comfortable. People here get everything they' re
promised. Yeah, but that' s not all. I' m doing
this to her now. He mentioned something to you and I don' t
know where I read it if it was a magazine you read so many things
that someone was talking about the time, that this was also the time of
emotional salary. Yeah, yeah, that' s pretty much right now.
Fashiony. To talk about that is to give a creative name to what is
called the subjective psychological work climate. Or what is the feeling that you have
in a workplace, for example, here it says what it does, how
it does it then in the way that it enters ok it. What'
s he like? What happens since I put the first foot inside the company
until I saro what the environment is like. That' s how you handle
yourself, how you communicate, how you feel. If you have a disease,
you' re afraid to say it, if you need a permit,
if you don' t disagree with a goal they set for you, that
you understand that there' s no way to achieve that and you feel the
freedom to talk to your boss and boss effectively, listen to you, hear
you and accept or not what you tell him. So let' s say
that emotional pay is always pay, that' s what you get. So
the economic wage is a physical tangerine thing. The other is intangible, which
can be a deal. All that, so that' s stronger, than
the economic, than the economic. Obviously, because Alberto says that was because
of that, then the human being always has to understand what is integral.
What is integral is the real and effective complication of a company and of the
human being is that it is integral. Which means good. You may have
an athletic body and you are physically perfect, but if your mind is lost
and you are depressed and have emotional problems, your life is going to be
a disaster. So it' s not just taking care of the blessed body
and how they deal with gyms now, it' s not bad, but
there should be a gym for emotional intelligence, because you can have the star
body, but if your mind is wrong, but you can also have a
bright mind and your emotional state right, but your body is crazy. So,
this has a physical problem. So, conclusion, one has to be
well complete. So emotional wages, for example, in the case of young
generations, millennials and zs appreciate much and sometimes much more value that which is
called emotional wages, that is, treatment for example, for the millennial employee,
time for him is an invaluable value, because for the millennial his life
is not at work as it was for us. I mean, he'
s gonna do a show, he' s gonna do good, but his
life is out there. Then he wants to be respected for his time off,
that if he gets a vacation, he gets it, that if he
gets permission to allow it, he would also like that if I can stay
home and work from home, then give me that freedom. I mean the
millennial employee, like he' s very irrational he says, but what I
' m going to do here, I can do perfectly in my house.
So what' s the point, why don' t you let me do
that right, so, if we' re clear, then there' s
an intrinsic motivation. I' ll go back and repeat how. I know
this employee likes work. Okay. That' s the role of human resources,
that' s the role of the recruiter, that' s the role
of the back of people. They remind you that I always mention this job
here, but he said that for him to hire someone he had to love
music and he had to have passion for what he was doing, that is,
that was his requirement. And the third, which was devastating, has
to have a six of three figures, that is, that means here the
one who comes genius and has a passion for music and has a passion for
the work he has or was wrong, no, and actually came to hire
a memory of a person who had no experience, but who had a passion
for it. Then each company must have that criterion of attracting people who love
their work. When I do the selection interviews, especially with sales, and
I tell him if it wasn' t sales, that it was, it
' s not that I was born for this. My thing is that,
that' s, that' s the quick answer. If it wasn'
t accounting, it' s not like I love that part I love testing.
So people are going away, like an artist is being asked to sing
their favorite song, so it' s going to feel good. So the
recognition of the prize and it does work, but it is no guarantee that
the result will be favorable. So, if we want employees to do their
job voluntarily, to perform and be productive, then we have to deal with
two things, the work and the worker. From work and the worker.
So, at the last workshop I was at La Isabel in Puerto Plata last
week, we' re going to go away year. Yes, we worked
on that issue and that you believe that most of the leaders who were there
when I asked you the question all agreed that they were dealing with the work
exlusively. However, it is the worker who does the work and we take
care of the work, so if we want to achieve that motivation, that
motivation simply indicates the speed, the speed, the enthusiasm and the result that
you achieve. When he does something, because there is a premise, he
who does what he likes and what he knows and what he studied, he
surrenders, he surrenders because the lady who is doing the zancocho who enjoys that
his maximum pleasure. When she finishes and serves that, then she' s
no longer going to lengthen that moment and it' s going to complicate it
because she wants to see crowned. That the painter, the artist, the
one who works production, wants to see his work finished in the end,
but because he has passion for that he will not accept quality errors, because
he has pride and says not that is wrong. That' s not bad
and he' s going to want to close the circle and finish. That
' s why the motivated person yields and that' s why he' s
productive, because he loves the total product. Then we need to take care
of the job. What it means to take care of simple work. The
work in the 21st century has to be easy, simple and comfortable. We
mustn' t fight. I mean, if I' m short of material,
I can' t get out of my seat and go get that stuff.
If my next, next step or phase of work, I have to
stand and move and here they ask me for a report. I need,
for example, to buy. I have to make quotes, but the system
doesn' t tell me the last price, it doesn' t tell me
who I bought it from. I have to get in here, I have
to go there, I have to go to the file. That way you
can' t. If they ask you for a quote and that must be
a drama. For God' s sake, it' s still a drama,
or quote. Let me see how telelabor. I' m going to
prepare, but for God' s sake we' re in the 21st century
where you' re always being asked to quote the same for many products that
there' s a repeat, so get out the seller. That' s
torture. I have to get there to get the gas ticket. It'
s a subject. If you give me the viatico that there is no cash,
that is a drama for everything, then today the first thing is that
someone takes care that doing the job is easy. That' s the easy
face, like the surgeon' s theme. I don' t know if
you' ve been in surgery like I' ve been done three C-
sections, because I already know the event. Talk the surgery to me to
say it myself well, come to everything today. That' s exactly,
that' s when when the surgeon comes in and everything' s everyone'
s pulling, everyone' s ready. Then imagine, that is, missing
thread look to see if down there, Airo call on the stock that they
bring, that is, it is not possible, then take care of the
job. That' s what you look at, Don Luis. I'
ll tell. My most recent experience. I' m listing places to celebrate
my son' s birthday. I' ve contacted two people. He answered
one that answered me. He told me yes, talk to Fulana. Fulana
never answered me again. And here I am with my arms crossed because no
one, no one has been able to give. It' s a quote
I' m asking for. I' m not seeing you go to heaven.
Give me your birthday plans as a kid. No one' s been
able to do it. Yeah, it' s that freak. Okay.
I did the same thing with my birthday in a hotel and that was a
terrible fight. It' s horrible, or terrible everything. Yeah, let
me see, let me check. Then it should definitely be easy, simple.
Then let' s stay back in this century for the longest time.
What will make the work simple, easy, comfortable and simple is going to
be the technology and every day more the issue of artificial intelligence, which saves
time, definitely saves fatigue because it makes processes that are faster, more agile.
So that work also, for example, look at what is called the
work system, which is how we do things here from the beginning of the
amput from the input to the output. So if we want performance, if
we want people to remember what motivation it is that you do and how you
do it. Now we' re talking about how. Then how will someone
be motivated. If it' s all a problem here, take fights,
if it' s a problem here, you imagine getting in your car.
Well, you were saying, Peter, I' d find you a guy,
get the car out of you, get the fuel out of you,
or look as much pleasure as you like the trip. You' re going
to end up frustrated, because the nature of the work says that the work
to produce the pleasure that is supposed to produce it has to be fluid,
that is, it has to flow, it has to pass from one phase
to the other. No problem, no problem. Money is a motivator.
Money is a motivator, but it has limits. But if I told you
no, he assured you. It doesn' t assure you what you want,
that is, if you want the worker to work voluntarily. You can
pay him. I always set the example a little ugly that I say well,
money motivates very well. Peter You how much your rod seventy thousand pesos
a month look we' ll give you twenty- five thousand dollars how rich
this package has to do. You' re going to take him to that
mon in what' s there and he' s going to take you.
Not like this. No, then, it' s not just the money,
it' s not just the money. Yes, it is true that
in times like these, that the economy acquires a high importance and life is
high, then the money as it moves and has more weight, because a
lot of excuses from people who work in companies when it comes to quitting that
they earn quite well, they mention that. I earned pretty well in that
company. It was going pretty well, but they didn' t treat me
bad. Yeah, the deal for my job was bad, even though they
paid me well. Yes, yes, I definitely do, there must be
a combination, but I come back and repeat, in the last few years
let' s say from the pandemic here. There are two subjects that have
been taken up. A first place, not paradoxically, and it is the
emotional, emotional part to feel good. I' ve never seen so much
mental health problems here. I mean, there' s an extraordinary amount of
depression, of insomnia anxiety, there' s a lot of frustration. Then
that always obeys what we could say two things, dissatisfaction and frustration. I
mean, dissatisfaction is not like what I' m doing like I' m
doing, like marriage, I like being married, but not like the relationship
I have. So I like the job, but not the way I'
m doing it and how I' m directed, that' s what causes
dissatisfaction. So, as long as there are negative emotions that last more than
a month, these three months, it' s going to create problems.
And frustration is I' ve done everything I can, everything I can to
achieve something, and I haven' t. Then already the person feels tired,
feels tired of making many attempts, then how to achieve closing that part
all that we have talked about satisfaction. Frustration has to do with the environment
in which the worker does the work. I have insisted here on previous programs
that that belief that leaders, the boss, the top bosses, believe they
have the feeling that their leaders treat people, employees like he treats them.
And it' s fake. We have to move down. Here' s
Mr Aguayo' s example. Yes, exactly what he started to do,
to have breakfast with the people who worked on the production line exactly have to
be bacer in account of all the things that were failing, that he took
for granted that he already did, he was what he did, it happened
as he imagined it to him. Okay. This is a day. I
don' t know about the whole story here but how it was that,
like the one he came in, he takes that decision or I went to
do a climate study and evaluate the company. So, obviously the survey is
done to everyone. Then it is discovered, obviously, that these problems do
not reach him, because imagine the distance there is a ladder between a worker
and the owner. I mean, it can pass like three, three leaders.
Then they don' t know what' s going on there. So
sometimes the results of the climate survey reach human resources. Then human resources handle
it today, the ninety percent coaching that I give whenever they call me,
I ask the same question. The person knows it doesn' t, and
that person' s boss knows it doesn' t, but he said he
was going to talk to her and he knows what the result is. Just
yesterday I had that conversation and the leader was telling the truth that I never
imagined that it could ever be like that, obviously, because he' s
only related to the manager. So, that' s what' s called
the condition of work, as the worker is doing the work. For me
in a company that doesn' t have productivity, good customer service performance,
there' s a problem in the environment, there' s a problem and
one there' s failing what' s called work, the way you do
work, conditions, the system, etcetera, etcetera. Let' s move
on then to finish with the worker. The worker is the one I said,
just as you say that for that position you require a bachelor' s
degree in accounting and administration. Today marketing should also say a criterion below,
that it must be motivated and that it is a motivated person. To that
person who studied what he likes, he worked on what he likes and that
' s his passion. So, there well, the theme that' s
called. You have to put the right person in the right position. That
is, when a person means the right position, that that position that demands
the requirements has to do with the person' s profile. He has the
years of experience, he dominates what is asked, he has the ability of
everything perfect. That' s the right position for him. And why he
' s the right person because he loves that and he has a passion for
it and he likes it. So, yes, it is true that today
there are many people who are right. What do you want if you have
passion and you like it, but you' re in the wrong position,
because that' s not your area. Then we always say how you to
a person who didn' t study marketing, how you' re going to
require him for a lot of experience that he has in sale, to do
marketing strategy. He can' t do it because it' s not in
his brain. It' s in his baggage. Of course, there are
a lot of people who study administration and get marketing opportunities and stand out,
but they do their master' s then in that area. So, in
conclusion, if we want motivated employees to give up doing the job voluntarily that
we don' t have to push, so much, you have to evaluate
the current conditions in which you are doing the job. And, second,
you have to evaluate if that person is really in the right position and if
he was the right person for that position, that is, if he is
motivated. Motivation is not a vaccine. Motivation is not a recipe, it
is not the set of various elements, as we have seen here, that
are summarized at work and in the worker. Well, Don Luis, thank
you very much, Luis Minaya, com Minaya, Rayita, basso. We
start for what they' re scoring. Don Luis has already started with what
remains of the nine months of this year, which he has already dedicated three
months to the first, three months. Yes, so now forward what there
is is Caña, where they already have to close by then Spain, until
December. For that mill to grind axc piche well that thanks to Don Luis
Minaya, remembers Luis Miraya, with Minaya, Rayita, below. C or
let' s talk about insexuous marijuana here at the rhythm of the morning is
now mmm tasty Marijuana and sex, NSD' s attention law eighty- eight,
fifty- fifty- eight and everything that comes down there. We have
to make a disclaimer. This is not what is called apology for the consumption
of controlled substances. Just quote people' s data and information and opinions.
For nothing it is mortified nor notice that today they leave notes that today.
That' s why tomorrow, because I left the subject the morning, the
consumption of marijuana and sex, the being able to corroborate everything good. He
tells a study by the U S CDC that regular marijuana users have about 20
percent more sex than marijuana abstemies. According to a study by Stanford University,
the realis study analyzed data from twenty- eight thousand women twenty- three thousand
men in a representative survey of the U S DCs. Women who smoked mari
buana daily have sex with a male partner on average seven points once a month,
compared to six times, at least for women who do not smoke.
The men who used marijuana daily had sex with a woman six nine times a
month, compared to the five six times for us, the non- users.
A dose- dependent relationship between marijuana use and frequency of sexual intercourse was
found. Although the study does not indicate a direct causal relationship between marijuana and
sex, it suggests that there might be a causal effect due to the perception
that sex under the effects of marijuana is more pleasurable. The study highlights the
importance of sex as a source of physical pleasure and emotional intimacy, relating it
to physical and mental health in general, and I believe that the sample of
that study is here in the dontal booth that we consume dry n s n.
In fact, for you to cato are very little relationship. We'
re talking about two exact sister you know that I thought I was much more
promiscuous to people who consume controlled substances, because the environment scratches them the pedigree.
The first thing that the queer man is sinful already starting. That'
s the Tekato College. Tecato starts with marijuana or cement glue, you get
a shoe or tinel or tinel Then I' ve already gotten into the world
of hallucinogenic substances. Start experimenting. People who consume hallucinogenic substances have a much
more flexible morale. It tends to blur the woman give it easier to sleep
with anyone pay, makes a line. So I think the number is very
short, unless it' s culturally different there. But here, the tecatile
world, is much more promiscuous and much more morally unscathed. There are people
here who have the daily sex that the male, a mario tobacco that was
not there or marijuana, but yes. But my impression is that there is
a greater proclivity to make all those elements more morally flexible. When you'
re immersed in the world of bappel, juca, marijuana, cocaine, montecal,
all those pods. In fact, or so the saying goes. For
example, in the case of a woman, a drunk woman releases the cockroach.
No and that and you don' t notice, because before it was
a way to disqualify a woman, because the woman who was able to smoke,
made it easy, smoking cigarettes, also big angry. It was a
stereotype, it was a stereotype of woman, of easy woman. There'
s smoke, there' s hope, there' s God they say with
the sick one who eats the woman you can me. But I buy you
the song that if you smoke tea, if you smoke more, yes,
that' ll be the one. I thought. I don' t know
if there' s any study that can confirm it that way, but I
thought people were teatting, just like you were prone to having sex faster.
Anyone who passes you by we' re gonna have sex just like that.
That' s the idea I had. But according to what the study says,
we' re talking about six to nine sexual intercourse monthly. The study
says that women have, compared to women who do not smoke seven times a
month a sexual partner, versus the six times a month they do not smoke.
In the case of men, five six nine times a month those who
smoke mady uan, compared to five six times a month those who are not
marijuana users. There it is then. That' s not just a lot,
a lot for those people. No yes, of course twenty percent more,
says the study, and I thought that effectively, as you say peter
that with consumption, like they walk, like taken away, like I care
about it and they kind of did it like that. That' s what
I thought, but they have an advantage over those who don' t consume,
so it' s remarkable, even if it' s a good one.
But I don' t know who the country doesn' t know.
I don' t know because I don' t know that that practice here
is or would be done in the United States. But remember that the United
States well that girl child works, that owner, that girl makes it clear
at bat that in the states of much state where that is legal, it
was to do Marihuanes yes here has not yet arrived. It' s going
to come and there' s a so- called political thing. Ultraba a
deputy, an aspiring deputy, a candidate who doesn' t. His proposal
is the legalization to do as a project of Leipa that here begin to legalize.
This is the de facto parihuana. It is legalized, legalized, not
legalized. It has to be, in fact, in practice, in reality,
they smoke it as if it were Perez gil Heyme, the one who
lives will arrive buying in the street the one that was above my mom,
for my mother, that he sets one bat turning off the other, because
that is the whole day every day. And I have a problem that when
it gives me that value like I spent weeks with the scent impregnated, because
I don' t know what marijuana smells like, I congratulate you that you
know how to identify yourself I bathe and I here don' t know about
tobacco I or marijuana, because I don' t know how to take your
plane apart, it gives you a note and that I would have what I
would have. I think I want to go back to marijuana to find out
if that' s real. Well, it' s not. I don
' t have a mother. No, no, no, that' s
everywhere New Yor. I' m not going to go to coffee. That
' s really good for me in New York I' m sorry for you
coming into New York It gives me a smell of coffee. The financial district
smells like weed per pile. Yeah, well, I don' t know,
but this one I wouldn' t know about marijuana. They say he
' s legging out of his mouth. He doesn' t realize that I
' ve honestly had nine forty- six twenty percent more sex, laughing at
what they use marijuana versus what they can' t do in the United States
by watching a study done by Stanford University based on data from disease centers.
So if you smoke marijuana, possibly following better in sex than those who don
' t smoke marijuana head. I think those who use marijuana tend to be
more depravityful than I totally don' t remember. Before we announce things now
on social networks. It is very common to see in recent times these issues
of YouTube channels use it as a strategy to upload content. Today at midnight
on my YouTube channel, such a thing I await today' s statement of
such a thing at such an hour. That' s like creating an expectc
and an hour- long video and the information is given in the fifty-
eight minute. It exactly seems like a strategy that you use on social media
to precisely attract attention and how to keep followers as guests to visit that kind
of content. It' s like an account that I follow and call gossip
and I don' t mourn it in the show more information from the YouTube
channel or I her grandmother send it all to the YouTube channels or link bile.
You know there' s a bot that, but he tama in the
American press that' s called not linking bile. Then he writes all the
news in the comments. But trouble. That' s great. And now
the new edric technique that comments on that word and you' re going to
get a link and I believe in the not good ones. Speaking of something
else, Petter, today is the day of awareness about dog farts. That
' s in comparison. It is also the day of drawing a bird,
Fan Chui Awareness Day. You know I had a friend who lived moving it.
I deal in the house. So no, because this month the Book
of Fenchue says that the furniture of prosperity, that is, you have to
put it in such a direction that the light comes through such a place.
I have to take out all the intense muebles.“ Huy will always remind
me of Leonel and you know why hour seven watch Netas, the seven anitos,
the dwarf that came out on him when they arrived that Viancaniel had moved
all the beds,” he said look fatal. After I fucked Ben Shui.
He never hears me. Day of the empanada, Day of the conscience,
has been about the fights of dogs, days of the cards instead collects
for adults and day of the lovers of the so or logical, ok ah,
zoo. You know I' ve been using it as therapy lately.
They brought young zoos to tire him out. I put it in his life.
That means in the zological, like a quota loma, I put it
up on foot. I' m not dorzological. In forty- four years
of relaxing life, baby don' t fall look at yourself a penis.
At the age of twelve, I was taken to the botanical garden seventeen randomities.
So here' s what kills. I don' t want to know
how random the pological is, and I' ve never refused all the walking
life. They' re not that logic of me the lion eats pineapple and
the hair he doesn' t, but you don' t know what you
had that impression and before that there' s the lion and I had the
poor lion there in a very far corner chewing a boy, there' s
tiger, but it' s that the botanist is completely different, because the
botanist flowers. True, the schools that take the boys to the botanist,
with all respect to the botanologists how it is like botanists is very boring,
they see bored, less say or rada. There we went to celebrate the
birthday of a cousin with a pan of pagatti, a pan fun, two
liters of the lattice without it or that one went to the dumpari pass from
ten in the morning to four in the afternoon, a bardito, botanical garden
of cold with my vinda I stayed in half. I fell in a straw
of grass the before pillow that had to between five or here average of almost
drowned me in three a grass. No better to me. There they do,
there are foundations of autism that make a very interesting walk. There'
s the walks. It does make sense, because that I let myself be
from my house to meet the booty. No, but there are people.
There are people. In fact, I have a good friend that he already
has his license and there' s one like a society of people that'
s going to walk to the botanist and there' s meditation area or your
yoga mom, another one walking. That does have it. But the favorite
will always be the zoo, eh the sweet rich guy. I wore a
lot Enrique when I was younger, especially if you have the little faces that
are fucks, you get tired ice from there come to the house look and
lie down once and for all and you don' t bathe chubby smart and
besides, you do like a day of pygnia. It' s like the
smell down there. That' s how it is because you' re in
nature. What I like about that logic is that the train will take you
and let you go and you have to walk from it. There' s
no train there and there will be a little train to help one. So
you don' t leave the train when you leave it there you find more
people, but there should be some routes back Conchaleman and if you go,
let me shut up dance and if there are people, consider true. And
you are from lovers to any of those things and farts of dogs, farts
of dogs especially you who are brown dogs Frendly. I don' t like
dogs, but the iuel makes his pin a dick out of me. There
are some pitbull advocates that we are, but they are those animals. That
can' t have where there are people there was raining a video of a
pitbull that went into a house. A sheath attack a horse and someone you
commented on that horse is safe that there' s that save dog, that
horse is tied short. In the United States there are parks, there are
horses in some cities that there are horses that call it clickstal, which are
called hairy horses if they are monstrous and sheathed, and there are ones in
that park is like an old park of that city of many centuries. And
there it exists as the horse ride with wagons of that time. In cris
the expensive pay, that brown sheath, but they were walking him and the
dog attacked the horse. The tiger girds with the husband horse and a card
full of people, and the horse gave a leg to the dog who fell
in the mine and the bad and the owner then screaming everything but the devil
' s damn pitbull. You have to kill him before an animal is born
and it' s very wild. I don' t like pitbulls, the
only dog I don' t socialize with with pitbull. The pitbulls are good
when in fact, pitball is a very babysitting breed, that is, very
childish. That' s surprising. The problem is that you have to know
how to raise the dog and the one who flung a little face in America
who had grown up with them. There are many things, animals that have
cases, because all farts have smell. Not all dogs tend to get aggressive.
All dogs are animals, don' t forget it, but pitball the
animals get more out, because here it makes humans aggressive. Imagine a fucking
dog. Then dick. It was said decades ago that at the age of
six, the Dovermans lost their nose, went crazy and became aggressive. That
' s not and I guided him, but there was never anything to prove
it so in you I don' t have any bad, I don'
t have a dog, I have children. Meanwhile, although it is already
proven that the most aggressive dog is not even the pipu. No, the
most aggressive and violent dog is Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Chihuahua, the yes,
the most bellicose and because it happens to me it' s not the same.
A bite of a chihuahua that from a beak, a leg to a
chihuahuana to where it falls at once to a Chihuahua more already like the dema
and I dog and I told the owner dad grab it and say dog and
wine for oré of a kick already, but I bury the dogs.
So it' s the day of awareness about dog farts and dog fights and
dog fights. There are no things that give me percompromity. Wow, his
is terrible. Yeah, that' s twenty- eight, of course,
and you have to think. In the twenty- eight on what I'
m going to think candidate, well, but then they shut me up,
then, but leader and the problem that in the twenty- eight there is
no chance and face both, that is, for there to be a chance,
there has to come a spell, hecatombe and deliver if you are thinking
twenty- eight, I give in, you are playing violin. Already that
very good campaign. I' m already doing the yes. You don'
t have to comply with it, comply with what the law commands, and
that' s what the law commands. But the candidates, if they don
' t move the logistics, uh to all possibilities, how they' re
going to justify it. They' re going to give a report to the
Puebla Juntas. What was sung and what was not spent was spent. But
there are things that can' t be found in ridicule. So I crawl
forty- three thousand pesos, there was one, there was or every six
hundred six hundred aha six hundred what million for that six hundred thousand and another
cat forty- three in the forty- three that I crawl in my campaign,
which is three thousand pesos. Aha Aha Spain that to the meeting of
neighbors of his house, but ah a meeting of neighbors are catalysed two hundred
thousand pesos in normal campaign. Orient me the political parties that are already receiving
the money. The meeting started yesterday. Truth is not available this one.
They have to report what they spent. They spent what they had left.
You have to return. It' s just that there' s never anything
left to peter better foul or I' m going to ask it pair of
friends who go as a candidate and who' s already been a candidate.
How does that fit? But, but you' re supposed to file a
financial report on your campaign. But if there' s a candidate that you
cat was forty- three thousand pesos. Let' s see what made the
game. It has to see if it was the party, whether it was
the candidate or how it' s handled and it was the one in his
pocket. They' re something else. Good new. Tomorrow you missed something
find it on YouTube. Rhythm no twenty- six c FM also continues,
I don' t know, in Spotify and on Instagram. Nostra new tells
the rhythm of the morning. See you tomorrow at the rhythm of the morning.
Tomorrow' s Wednesday, so I' m boring the morning rhythm by
channel. Ritu ninety- six