I would like to begin with a reflection today, concerning the fauna of the
Dominican Republic, which is composed of journalists, professionals, speakers, graduates from
various schools, speakers, influencers from the mud of Tiktok and from different places.
The Dominican perrandula is composed by that There are journalistic friends of the perrandula
who have a very hard mouth to whip and to beat everyone who passes between
their teeth and lips. So those friends of the farandula, of the Dominican
Perrandula, when their name is caressed in the same conditions by other lips,
other tongues and other teeth accompanied by their names of all kinds of improperness possible,
feel attacked? They feel reproached, they feel defiled. If you hit,
mistreat and attack and you are returned the same, you have no right
after you are given back what you have already given to say. Do that
personally or mess with my children when you mess with other people' s children
or mess with my reputation when you destroy someone else' s. If you
want them to be respected, you must respect them. No respect is given
to the one who respects no one. He doesn' t deserve anyone'
s respect. I' m saying this because these days I see a lot
of people who' ve hit the boxes and drawers all over the world,
making them fragile when they know how hard they' ve been with other people.
If you want to be an ass, remember that one day you will
also be touched. It' s shit to be no. No, no,
the sheath with which you hit the wind is whip and you spank first
than whip. If when you decide then knowing I was you want to be
a whip, remember one. He' s got one, because it'
s very good to whip someone else' s buttocks. And when they touch
yours, your buttocks, you do not, because mine are of a more
delicate dermis. No pineapple for your buttock too, so don' t do
it. If you what we say in the field, well I' ll
look for it. That' s a friend of mine they tell you.
Remember that when you want to be strong in the word, remember that you
also have the despot. It sticks good. Welcome, Eduardo, how it
went for America. I' m good, very good band you. I
' m over there is a joke to you too ah so good forward,
I got you one. What a black man does on the moon, what
an astronaut does. Gentlemen, like any racist boat or God this year'
s workshop, promises, promises, Promises to cut that takes the pallet growers
to see that one is not guilty. Hey, you saw more than that
he' s losing you on a heel. Today we' re going to
talk about marijuana and sex. Yesterday on the program we shared information that a
Stanford University study revealed that people who smoke marijuana are twenty percent sexier than those
who don' t. I think it doesn' t matter what drug you
use. Your sex life is much more disorganized If you use drugs, it
' s true. I think so. Hey Gordo, we were really waiting
for you. I think so. I understand that, supposedly to people it
was a grave marijuana cocaine. It' s got go gaina. I only
once saw a bird being told I' m going to tell you I doubt
that bird do and ellacular, a man with a note of cocaine that says
neither had an address. But there, those times, the colonial zones were
wonderful, beautiful pi interesting, the colonial zone. Around the park of what
is called the Church, which is in front of the sand to market that
you call church, not the mercy is for the bottom, beyond the dualte.
But yes, those years, more than twenty years ago, I was
a squiincle still then this study that was made between twenty- eight thousand women
and twenty thousand men has revealed that, certainly, if you smoke marijuana,
there is not one they say. There' s no correlation between smoking marijuana
and wanting more sex. But there seems to be something going on between the
marjuanero and the sex life, which will be easier. Sexual life will be
easier. So we want to start today by talking to those who use marijuana
in the morning rhythm, hear each rhythm in the morning and what their sex
life is like. Pro It was a question. Your sex life is better,
the same or worse after you consume patient spit, in this case marijuana
or harm us. What do I know about marijuana like the rhombus, for
example, you give it, give it, give it and after I put
I never smoked marijuana. I don' t know either. I don'
t know what it is, what the effect of the navy is. Remember
that each organism is different, rest in your every doing, every human being.
There' s the most serious thing I was talking about marijuana. It
is in New York and once in one, in a destination city here,
because there are people who don' t put to sleep Full Full, I
will sleep the people who put him to sleep full as if it were a
day of bread or I have friends who an amsterdan to decide, to the
fame of Maribana, to Amsterdam pleasure because there it is legal. Don'
t look at what I do. He had a friend that he had to
say lied in the two thousand sixteen, in the Pride two thousand says there
was a cart that sold sweet marijuana paddles. There' s a friend who
lives in New York, bought one of those popsicles and I tasted it bitter
like the devil and it was a popsicle you licked it, because sugar doesn
' t hurt good. I had a friend he did have. I tried
the paddle with a lady who gave it to that thing and they he every
time he has sex the lady literally what he was doing was that she was
practically dead or and already quiet there and a cement. She doesn' t
function like cement anymore like you' re in there nothing. How do you
know? We see that this program has a fairly wide audience. Ah to
that friend of mine who writes to me and tells me what makes marijuana hard.
He knows this going, he has to be listening so my friends know.
This friend I' m talking about doesn' t reach thirty yet,
because I have to make a difference, that is, that right now they
grab and take for granted. My friends, how is Alberto g Integer that
I smoke marijuana and start writing I don' t smoke marijuana. You don
' t write to me to say that I don' t smoke marijuana,
that you deny something. You' re signing it if you' re mentioning
it, you get thirty and the way you' re going. That reminds
me of the case of a long- time presenter friend and youth figure when
he opened the air discotheque here in Santo Domingo two thousand one year. Sona
autumn of two thousand one in the colonial zone Hoche and Santos, which was
a predominant figure of the media at that time. Me and another journalist friend
and or other journalist friends, including here les les les les les les les
colloquios que llejos por curiosidad a ver la dichoteca, cos this is the first
time that a dichoteco opens a mega dichotech in the city of a baina.
That story does it a long time. One of the guys who was around
has done a lot of radio. But if he' s going to him
Sabel, he' s going to remember himself. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
and grab them so the group of friends watching this fauna, we go
there, you stop them friends, yeah, friend and bay in a group
and grab the guy and you know the guy. He' d come in
and say grab it and say oh, chito, he' s going here
eight. I' m not a bird, I' m here seeing yes
brozo, or we' re also the same, we' ve crossed over.
I' m here we' re all curious, because he had a
dichotheque, an air phenomenon when he opened up here in the country. Then
don' t go ahead and look. I understand that he excuses himself once
he has problems and apparently in the videos that come up in the issues that
you call social networks and that he has everyone crazy taking to the world.
Ricardo Matos is a Guagua driver. He' s a chauffeur who' s
listening to us now. So, the chauffeurs of Guagua, the chauffeurs of
Guagua. Oh if supposedly and allegedly emphasizes that word, they consume smell and
and sold me a coma and smoke smoke they are the other video movie of
themselves that they gave you the guy giving you a tablazo to pass the blue
cape in the third noso can me the third or as such of van already
knows it Marihuaneros count not like their sex life. He did a study that
you marijuana- smokers have 20 percent more sex than I topi you. It
' s true call chavi already lead weight gone out of fashion that pen gives
you cocaine as if it were pussy and still tom Ford is given that it
smells pile, you can eat. Let' s go then with the sex
life of the paniguales. I did a study that you guys who use marijuana
have more sex, what sex is like, then what it was like during
consumption and then I grab the whole story that we want to know if Stanford
was wrong or similar on this side of the planet. Good morning. Good
morning. Good morning. I, as a consumer of several years ago,
can say that finding out what it does, you raise the livid in a
way, because this is what it does, as it increases the virutud senses
has the librid, as you say, the point that pussy you saw ah
perfect. Thank you. The point is, that increases your senses. I
mean, if you have desire, it puts it up there and that'
s why you grab and eat a woman like that' s the last of
the dolls, in that they inapulation changes faster, lasts longer. That'
s the same thing. All that' s going on is that you said
you saw the time, you think you' re tougher. That' s
the same thing, same thing. It is true that the semen of the
Marihuans tastes like silver eye has never been heard I have never tasted it.
I don' t know how to say no, but I' m making
you do everything. I don' t hate you, because I' m
good morning, hello, good morning, marijuana, experience in my experience.
He really gave me to eat the fridge and throw me up like a flip
- flops. I know nothing. They say it' s hungry, hungry,
hungry for the devil and you' re talking fifty say. A study
from Stanford University has revealed that people who smoke marijuana are twenty percent sexier than
those who don' t notice, than males are thirty- eight thousand women
and sell a thousand men. The investigation came to this conclusion and has been
compared with CDC- only data, which could serve. He says there'
s no correlation between marijuana and sex. But it' s an interesting fact
to know Notice that the marigolds are all fat. Those who are skinny are
what bind marijuana to something else. But all maribarreros are fat, they are
fat every day, that the good morning part of the studio. I think
it has and this reality because I' ve experienced myself, where there are
people who have smoked and there' s a jogging and one thing turns out
to be a little easier, so it' s because of the sexual experience
you' ve had. When you smoke for some reason, the senses become
a little bit crazier and the sexual experience is much bigger. You have your
mind in my life is that I know a femil mine that I remember when
I was charmadito in rd that the little girls, who were more or less
bunitas, always had sex with the viciousness of the neighborhood. And after I
had sex, an example with marijuana, aha there because I realized, because
it was that the one that was good they gave it to the vicious neighborhood
pussy that the part I sing and you' re right this. We don
' t, no, they don' t want me to tell you.
People say, he wants me to tell you something. He' s right
to the face. The prettier he likes more teak, why not, really,
if he likes more tomi go he saw the head. More came to
me from and the one about putting on tough piles of women. Or be
able to tecatism, because you also have friends that produce tecatism. They'
ve fallen, they' ve fallen deep into the bed. He didn'
t tie up. Don' t smoke marijuana. Well, he smokes pot.
Now that we' re not here either doing promotion or advocacy of drug
use, but attention. Here, as in the rest of the Republic,
the reality of reality and this program is nourished by the exact realities and there
is a study that says that twenty percent more sex have those who use marijuana.
We are asking the Marihuana audience of this program that about forty percent of
the morning rhythm audience consumes some kind of controlled substance. I already know why
I don' t have sex. That doesn' t explain. I said
it' s the p shows more than real in study is tacabine. Good
morning, yes, I' ll stop the morning faggots. Thank you,
Dale Thank you, Brother. Good morning, good morning. Good morning.
Professor Bosten Dale Stome knows. There are people, you know. There'
s two guys. I wrote him sa tiva you get active, indíca you
lie down and every product. They tell you in the dispensaries. You want
to be euphoric, you want to be calm. You want to tar king
likes, you want to be hungry? You want to have So, where
they sell it legal, they mention everything and they teach you everything, but
the one you gave euphoria is the one that puts you to a thousand clear,
in the State of Massachusetts legal look so that you see that I am
such a scabbard guy. I' ve had every opportunity in the world to
smoke marijuana and consume coke, and I haven' t. Make that sheath.
Sir, that' s my crazy. I would, okay now I
consider it that for the one who does, what happens is that it scares
me. I' m afraid of him, they say I have respect for
him more than fear. I' m scared. They say it' s
the problem with that, other than there' s always been harm done.
But now it' s worse, because now it' s nothing pure.
Now you' re in a pod. It' s not just mixed,
mixed. You get pu pu pu of horses, horses, dry, mocha
with fall mall venen the mouse. This one says that if it' s
not a taste, he doesn' t like women who have to be active
all the time. Gross, that' s how I' m afraid of
primanticata, ponirite. Good morning, Alberto I, if you haven' t
tried it out of fear, I agree that I didn' t try it,
because I was always afraid of it and once they gave me to try
a cookie like chocolate that had this bas because I don' t know if
it lasts longer in the system when it' s edible, but it gave
me one that was, that is, it was anxiety attacks. I stopped
one in vergent, but I thought I was going to die. Then I
don' t advise you when you do it in fear, you go down
that line of fear. Then you start having a seizure, you start hallucinating
and weird stuff. I never said my knuckles Look. There' s a
doctor who' s a psychiatrist and I think Mexican neurologist, who was on
a podcast about a year ago, and she explained something about marijuana, especially
that there' s an eroticization or a romanticization of marijuana use. But people
are not sufficiently informed about these issues and do not know that the organisms are
all different and you just mentioned it, that is, what in the organism
has a certain effect on the day of river having another. And there was
a case of a boy here who ended up in a coma, who gave
a leg to a mari hual sheath took this crazy boy and had to induce
him to the coma because he had the effect, because the boy, that
boy, was convulsing a crazy thing going. Around there the podcast says she
has to be aware, because not everyone is born with the logaribo to give
to what is accurate. Of course, I' m what milk, everybody
and I' m all lactating it. I know. I know a case
of a cudo guy with a goat in the house, a chile de chiva
to give him lech chiva, because she was the only one who didn'
t produce the heria. What he called seeing the vejajahaja. Good morning.
Hey, Alberto, take that pororrito. So I know it' s hard
to get here in Puerto Rico. Ah already offered that in porterro eh I
had my brother- in- law who poses my pa maquel smoked night,
day and tomorrow and that guy talked nonsense that I had him here on the
side. Now she puts the cousin mine enjoying that yes, the lost who
nailed it the people and those people who have a profile like this half intelligent,
half or intellectual idea of that remain as class pod and things like figure
of the medium that gives you that smokes a marijuana, boy boot I have
a program at this hour of the morning. It' s just that I
' ve been careful, all the gan at this time of the morning before
talking about it I microphone a bat, because they' re all already hi
but there everyone thought of the same gual program Ay Dios. I was whipped
by Chingololo coffee East Bell. I did a study at Stanford University that those
of us who were marijuana have 20 percent more sex. Those of the morning
rhythm listeners who use marijuana. What your sex life is like. Good morning,
well, they were eduardo. I miss you. Thanks for the remote
Look. Hey, what Alberto does with marijuana, what he does is he
' s going to show you the senses. It makes you feel like my
whole brother feels extreme. So, when she' s having sex, you
feel like the taste that you' re going to ejaculate but not yacula always
has like that adrenaline my brother to Tope and the turlo already accost so fast.
You give him your bad for he goes crazy and in the end you
make positions that infinite is crazy. Then when you' re cursed. Final.
That' s why she' s the good one. What I want
to ejaculate I mean forget about yourself in the end it' s not what
you' re looking for. No, I don' t see anything.
He understands me, he gives it to him, he owes it, you
know, yeah, good morning. I' ll tell you, I'
ll give you one, I' ll give you one, I' ll
give you one, I' ll give you one, I' ll give
you a smoke, and the girl pulls out, pulls out my microphone and
starts singing when I' m coming in and she didn' t give me
a laugh and, like she says, she' s cool. Good morning,
because day came to comment on how well you are. Well look at
a two things, one in relation to the one you said. I said
no, that' s the end that raises it. He all thinks he
' s doing the end, but not that anymore. For example, it
was up to him to say that when I used it in a threesome,
for example, I just give myself up. That makes all the worry.
Tell me about the pot, tell me about the threesome, or you pay.
A threesome has to smoke marijuana. What' s going on is that
he went through with it. It' s not easy. What the fuck,
no more two men, man. So, when you' re passive
or active, don' t pass passive and when you were marijuana, the
anus dilates further. It hurts less tell me it' s right. It
hurts less. You relax, or you' re free, or you'
re on the lix Look. You have introduced two combs at the same time
for your anus not one. There' s a dead one and a dildo.
How old did you start doing this kind of threesome at twenty- six,
six before twenty- six, twenty- six? How old you are
now, Daddy, thirty- six, thirty- six, a goat,
a dildo and a but in an ah that gets in a boat. No,
and you can, too. But that' s why he' s
dilated now so much help. And whose idea it was to hit him with
marijuana that did more Havid, who it was that introduced you to the corduroy.
The corduroy, the straw corduroy, of course, that he made with
means or two of them describe to me that night of describing to me what
it was that he did to you. After it happened, he tells me
not that I' m going there with a corduroy of mine that in the
end is his partner. Eventually I realized and they wanted to solve. Then
he' s going to play a panapartment. And in the apartment it was
me who had it right now, I mean, I get it. I
lived out there on Herrera' s side and found my blue when I saw
him with nothing. We' re there I start so because they said they
' d never done any of that. But lies clearly zeal and then I
relax already. He didn' t leave for the room He fell behind.
Then it was the other one and there it was built. But don'
t forget. But what was it, what was it all about? You
can tell me things for things. What he did to you. Okay,
I' m already on, so we started the couple, started caressing me
at the branch, here at the branch, and I was already noticed without
a kiss, no kiss. Yeah, at the time I don' t
remember a lot of things, but those little details do of the terminus like
that. No, no, no, no, I' m like a
lot of rader once I was put in, I got stuck in here,
I started practicing it there. Then the exact other one came and stuck the
sword with you. I swam, uh, while the other one was exactly
narrowed down, but look at something interesting. There was a moment that I
was face up and I was there making all the navid positions for birds,
I was high at the high I mean me. It was that I got
harder that and I now, supposedly the one that left him and I for
a moment and there comes a moment that I didn' t realize when I
changed it and I opened it, I am I what' s the other
thing that I tell you I dad that I was already how you were,
John, but yes, very cool, very chevero very not. I can
' t do it like this, you haven' t done it again,
but you do your threesome once in a while, right? Yeah, yeah,
yeah, that relaxes as therapy and you never have. A woman,
a man and you wouldn' t dare do it, it could be,
but she doesn' t call me, she doesn' t call you.
Okay, okay, you' re heavy bye. What a problem. I
' m thinking about the smell that was in that room itself, how to
vasinilla my chemical cabin was already eduardo, saint tell us how New York treated
you, treated you well, not treated well, definitely, New yor to.
A city full of marijuana, also full of many people in chaos and
fleeing flees, but very pretty. The city, as always, depends on
the danie you move all these days. That you made it clear to record
mel or boy up and out on YouTube. I already know why people don
' t get me out of YouTube. Nothing, nothing to do by giving
something, but well, it really could solve everything. The girl is already
here in the house with her mother, with her mother. The girl is
still humble and nothing. Now what we have is love. The color'
s already out to his mom. Yeah, yeah, well, you met
her when of course you did. I carried it and charged it against my
will as well. The many disks are very fragile. It was scary.
It' s watching you give a boy to a drunk people boy. Sounds
like a negligent act to me. Yes, yes, yes, truth and
answer learned. I wasn' t really drunk. I had two beers in
my cotilla. Well, I' m good to go I' m good
to go. Alberto passed it and I didn' t. If not.
The doctor told me to pick her up. That' s when you get
used to putting power out of your hand. I don' t even give
a shit. What good? What good? And when he returns to New
Yolin in December, what December? When I turn it on again, I
don' t see mus to two days for a friend. Well, it
' s hard to tell you what we have for today. Well, eight
years ago we left a subject around here. It' s good to take
it back and we were talking about muggers that day and we want to know
what your nickname and mugging would be. You know it always looks like they
grab the jamethralla, the boquetan cacata, which in a vague truth they grab.
One is named so it' s watered down what your moniker would be.
Lu And the fine feather, it doesn' t feel. I don
' t know if a fine feather is a sheath. Yeah, I like
it, Luis, fine pen, yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Yeah. I like it. I like it because it' s most of
Luis' s birds They' re all good drinkers. If he drinks romos
rachones, yes, yes, he knows a lot of birds called Luis.
I don' t know a lot of birds call john Jonathan piles. For
me all Jonathan and look at you talking to one with one who is a
majorathan and is not a devil' s sheath bird for the roch. All
are, to me all Jonathan Medicool, because I know about a hundred,
Jonathan ninety- seven are straws, drunkards less like the one I' m
talking about now, because, since you' re crazy that I' m
watching the program Ahorita is offended or as a boy and raised good days your
name attractors day, the good days Marco, Follow you good morning eduaño i
año buño good snow yamño niauyo pussy, good fañan you ji jan wink hears
me julito flute or bolito la uta your name of robber. Good morning,
my name is stolen. This ria gary mamadol how cute little he catches hears
it Good day, day, juan Already peni days the vargas yes loosely fell
down on purpose the criminal in San Francisco from a white Mcaury Palito, Yes,
Palitos, Juanito white, because it was flan radio, it was skinny
and white. Well, yeah. Daddy knife lugo monkey, Daddy knife.
Ah, the knife chips and I' m afraid of it. You know
I think the police have a department that writes the press releases. In that
mandatory department, you have to give the dead a breath. Yes, even
if you don' t have what happens as you are what we have there
waiting for he has a one- eyed QUAGINAI José the terror of Rawachivo.
A sheath like that, yeah, sheath, yeah. I' d call
myself mangalo. Okay. In fact, that' s what those nicknames have
in most people who have social networks. It' s pretty much the same,
too. Yeah, Barahona' s police are shot to death for alleged
murder. At the lighthouse of the published sulta look at that japon that have
those sides. I could read one was called half bed. He also pisses
beds and flames. Get in the house fear Good morning, good morning guys,
good day hairy or venezola, cute hair, hairy, only Venezuelan lis.
Good morning. Good morning, Alberto, hello Adriana, I told you
Adriana scissors and pita knife, yes, lens, ojuro if you would be
slow ocurote prie some to some weight puts to her they would tell the long.
Yeah, and like that, and like you use a lot of lens.
He idia raccoon to Alberto. I want to say hello to the omen
here in my life and it' s ventilating. That he always listens to
us is that we are better in the morning and that, of course,
Alberto is better that I go and I am saying it publicly so that I
am throwing more. Female w we receive you Agüero. I want you to
talk to your work. I' m still waiting for your call and good
morning, Alberto. The name had Luis Ter Crime cari crime if the people
who are seen to have a face of there was a famous call Karemuel that
we will do in such a public that it fell down dangerous curumbgo, criminal
that faced the police patrol urunrungo. Good morning, albert Good morning, good
day. The name would be Carlos the stone, Carlos Piedras, the stone.
This is my neighborhood, in my neighborhood of Puerto Rico, in Puerto
Rico, or the neighborhood of Puerto Rico Lomina. That' s where it
' s mined. There was one named Pita' s tripitaca. And I
have to remind the people who live in the eastern zone that love them way
is all mine, yeah look, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah. When we talk about the mine of everything in the eastern margin,
God does look. I' m told here that Baradona' s paato.
There' s a hold- up that they call the Taint because it'
s dedicated to stealing bananas, which is not the mancho hand, I stayed
here. Alberto Jesus has fallen, oh fall. Good morning, Juan la
Zeta. Good morning, good morning the Guard, good morning Pilupi volcan,
Pilupilupi, the name your robber would have. Your moniker' s nickname,
which one would be I wrote here the son of the radio said this was
good morning, back here, how he changed tito. Good morning, done,
pira beak the silks your mugging name. Good morning and days for the
days of the day, look at the Shonan. Here and this one was
put to my son when he was born. Like I have many friends.
My son' s dad' s friends said there' s too much of
a bird friend. You have to put a man' s name on it.
Enrique. The stabbing says good morning, good morning, good morning,
big love, big note, like Adriana the speck, the jack, jack,
because Jodi your name of robber is good morning by hand soft. That
' s what I' m looking for. There' s a robber who
steals all the iron and they call him magneto and the truth is fine.
I like it, I like it. Turning to the issue of geographical boundaries
of the capital, a friend here says what Herrera is. It is from
the light, but from the western margin of light, peron until reaching the
toll of the twenty- two twenty- eight the day I say to myself
devil, no, I deep down of the hon this, silver stone,
white stone, giving there, for the north. No, and that'
s Santiago, Paña, really, really royo deep ends up in there is
the face found me going. Yeah, that' s where the vega begins
and after you cross, monegros furniture in the car. Adult that Santiago begins.
It' s true what that' s called. There' s cu
tupu no cutu cutu cutu. Turn right, like words for the north.
That' s called luxury not where monegros furniture is on the road. No,
hey there, there' s a lot of people out there today.
But with your fucking way to the mountain. Tonte the zero kilometer. I
don' t have to do that anymore. The zero kilometer is the park
independence. In the vega, ah in the vega, the zero kilometer is
where the Medrano group is. I' m good morning. Dura' s
name is good morning. Shake the cachaza, turn the cachaza. Buren thinks
around here that he thinks it' s called, that evolution has changed.
This has been owned by the names of the criminals before and now by the
nicknames, which are very different than now. Technology is invading all this and
criminals are now getting a very technological nickname. A question for the people of
Santiago. Still the stop, the volanta, it' s there, the
volanta, the other dick to the ball, the volanta. Confirm me I
' ve never seen it before. Of course I do. I wouldn'
t have seen it. It was coming to Santiago, because Santiago has already
grown so much that Santiago and the vega cow is only one city. Yeah,
yeah, let' s do the canaval together. Now don' t
lie, Micky fat. They call me here the last morning. Good morning,
Chucky Mandela the Chuch Yes, I like it very much, Chucky,
confirm in Messi. The volanta is still there for you to see Santiago retains
his business. Rhythm me gave me a jumo and once waiting for a people
drinking from that sheath, I didn' t know much to be about twenty
- two years old, twenty- three consumers that they' re going to
open an office for complaints from Dominicans who reside abroad. That' s the
question we all ask ourselves. This was reported. What is the name of
this sheath, the director spoke, said the National Institute of Consumer Rights.
But consumer agreed with the Consulate General of the Dominican Republic of New York.
The United States set up an office of feeling in the consular headquarters to answer
claims or allegations that it is that already residents in this city, whose rights
are violated in the Dominican territory these accompany the nonsense of olga olgas king that
calls what is called that of the social programs, which also proposed something similar
as an office. It is not that Dominicans living abroad do not deserve to
be cared for. But one who has visited the United States a lot knows
that for a Dominican he takes a day out for a sheath. It has
to be a very important process, because in the United States, a minute
is worth a dollar, money is worth time there. Then time is worth
money. I said it backwards. Then one wonders. This is not the
kind of politician that hopes that, instead of reducing the size of the state,
they will reduce bureaucracy and make life easy for the Dominican. This is
solved with a simple tab placed on the institution page, where you feel that
the foreigner had a bad consumer experience. Dominican Republic drafts its complaint. Here.
You fill out that form or a number, a one eight hundred with
three people attending and you give him your complaint, because it seems that politicians
do not accept or understand the political classes that we are in time where time
costs a lot of money, where bureaucracy must be minimal and where the simplification
of processes through digital spaces is super simple. I read today the am of
the editor of the newspaper Diario Libre and I thought he was relaxing with what
he wrote later I looked for the news. Then the director of Diario Libre
says he was there nothing where he is. Okay, let me get him
over here. In the printed edition, the editor of the newspaper writes.
He' s entitled" Shoot mayuscule" Of course, it has no other
name. Shoot mayuscle calls it Mr Castro and says there is an expression that
I love in a pleasant way. He says there is an expression that I
love in a pleasant and apparent way benevolence refers to excesses as such, almost
always critical to pass on contentment. I imagine, this is a revealing Dominicanism
of the ingenuity that identifies us, because, in fact, pro- consumer
has won the maximum prize for contentura with the unenviable idea of opening an office
in New York and Miami, attached to the Dominican consulate to deal with complaints
that our emigrants may have in passing visits to their country of origin to indigo
themselves with laughter, as that public agency deals with complaints. This comment is
an eradicated here and with solution. Here, says Mr Castro, let us
politely call the passing act disinformation. The transformations suffered by the customer service departments,
assembled in technological advances, are handled by the digital channel. The client
does not have to move, but, from any point on the planet,
exposes his dissatisfaction or seeks remedy to his non- conformity. It is valid
to think that a Dominican will bother to go to the consulate to file a
complaint about a bad service or difficulty he experienced on a trip to the Dominican
Republic. Do they ignore in pro- consumers that any management in the Gran
Manzano Miami consumes time, which results in loss of income for the battered pockets
with a telephone or an email address in Santo Domingo, any point of the
national geography can be perfectly attended to the complainers. Of course, those who
are in charge of the service will be charged in weight. They will live
on this half island that they love so much and see live by those who
tried their luck in other latitudes. Better than talking about dislatting, foolishness,
stucco, or other appropriate qualifier. We' ll say that pro- consumer
people were overjoyed. What I think is that the institutions that are there to
attend to what are the needs of the Dominican living outside regarding the services provided
by the Dominican Republic. It' s a lot of people who need birth
certificates, passports, ID cards. And the people who have gone to Petter,
who you have friend and so have I, who have spent the decade
in the last year trying to renew a passport, you have not been able
to do them. He' s coming this way, not for you to
take off. It' s easier to renew a prose card here, but
I have to do it. I know someone who lives Columbus Ohio and came
to the Dominican Republic because he couldn' t renew in Columbus Ohio, that
is, I can' t renew where he was, which was the consulate
of New York for six months. On that Alberto and already with the expired
passport came and resolved to ar in a week look dear officials. There are
people who have mentions of that guy. The first thing you should do is
to make the institutions that are there functional and not add more institutions to it,
not to function what is, since it makes no sense, but it
does not work. But consumer here, here is exactly going to work there.
Amer favor, not better yet, but well, now it' s
a little something out there. If there is, yes, yes, yes,
you always have my appointment pending for me humbly accept it. I accept
it because I really intend to push the country forward and that the image is
well positioned, that' s always going to be and I' m available.
I' m not mean. My services are available. Aya, yeah,
cake him, but for God' s sake and for real. One
Sometimes wonders look into the world I know if there' s something that someone
said. The worst mistake people can make is to think that the solution to
their problems in the hands of politicians, or to have put in the hands
of politicians the solution to their problems, because the politician, who is mostly
useless and necessary, uses creating problems and then looking for solutions. I remember
that the main input of the politician is the feeling that you feel bad and
helpless. He uses that to justify himself and to propose himself as the option
to solve what he tells you is wrong with your life. That' s
society. Imagine yourself when we have people who are asking politicians for a latrine.
Make me a latrine. Mr President, listen to that sheath Not even
a beak is missing, there' s a stop and it' s a
hole of doctrine, and you can' t do that. Ah, there
doesn' t have to be a politician coming. A lectrine. That'
s the cursed 19th century heritage to Western society. But until the 19th century
people took care of almost every aspect of their lives. There he is.
But as long as there is a budget, you have to go looking for
the need where you named a partner where you catalo fourth and, obviously,
when the rooms are finished, go back to the taxpayer' s pocket,
with a tax reform, with new taxes, etcetera, to continue and finance
the cancer that is the state? Sure? Sure, the cancer that'
s the state? That' s why it doesn' t make sense,
first solve the problems of Dominicans who live here. And it is not that
those who live there do not have the right, but those who live there
left because here they did not solve most of them. Then don' t
let those people' s lives be spared so that they fly cow, they
' ll kill those people' s lives. Turn this into a desirable place
for them to return if they want to return, bring it to them the
inefficiency, inoperability and ineptitude of the Dominican State taking it away and resolve the
things that are urgent for them. I don' t know well there may
be some Dominican who has to have me get used to things that are useful
to the Dominican. There will be twenty rings so that the Dominican who is
going to invest in a property that does not come a charlatan and deceive him.
They can effectively investigate things that are really useful to people who live,
who work, who are breaking the back and who have the desire. A
lot of them coming this way. But not these nonsenses. Not these nonsenses
that too much sheath and too many complications there for you to believe that a
Dominican is going out to complain because in a store you were sold a TV
that was not of the brand that he thought. You bought the warranty because
in the end, the law over there isn' t the one here.
No, because it' s claims from people who have come here that can
already be more foolish. Hey imagine that they sold him a boat of rock
farsified in a dichoteca from there the complaints of lifting and that it played mojano
jo dacho the bald of the or peter rasque is look. There is a
study that has already demonstrated this and it speaks of that this is not a
relationship between the small bimbol of gymnasium coaches versus what they Emeten contrary to what
was believed, proteins and the issues that these tigers get into have no side
effects, as was believed in the virile male organ of the people who make
weight and that kind of issues look for years. You have seen the women
complain about the small and prefering bimbolos big, that something big before not the
other. But a relationship that the study does in conclaction to this also says
that this is only mental. Women, like men, are literal slugs,
talking a lot of doll in relation to exactly that not them. In fact,
in this society that you live here, in the Dominican Republic, and
here we have talked a million bcs about those issues. The average Dominican is
bin bolo, small and certainly, certainly you, when you want to call
it tense, especially the younger generations, has it more small than the guy
who talks about food coming here to see Carlos, Juan Carlos Simón, exactly
what we are eating. It is dwarfing the penis and lowering the masculinity,
exactly Juan Carlos sima that I invite again, but to speak specifically of that
that Juan Carlos Simolos, because like that he has caught you, highlights the
eyes and takes out the chemba like this, I go invites the Master here
to talk about small penis and food. I have him and he looks both
ways, as well as then b' s today to tell him to see
when he has his free schedule. I' d see myself talking about what
you need to look at. There' s something that to my disappointment is
a proven fact. The younger you get, the smaller you get the point
for the old, ah well, you' re gonna die one with a
small penis, p well I was going to wish the women, but here
we are. We are very advanced, advanced diversified in the ta I like
is the word. So this is actually it. I' ve had experience
with a small cloth, it' s true, and your cousin' s
all my life, because I have the small pendulum to see it, I
saw it already you dress it the little thing, because you saw the waves
to see it and you don' t want an implant down there are now
doing the penis implant hear the old one of d' añe, a little
pite plant to help you, but the implant stays with the size they put
you or it goes down also when it' s you ALLI and Dick.
There' s an age when man arrives that you' ve already enjoyed everything
he' s enjoyed around that. Then there are other facets that of life,
of life already as you go forward and realize it and discover it,
you enjoy it. I don' t know the stage of introducing and pulling
and that stage passed and what the new stage of that is. That was
something that at the age of there is this boy who already as well as
how pedico came similar and I think he was younger. It' s gotten
you nothing and it' s fat wis and I don' t know what
' s going on with the bard group, but well it was the worries
of the last few days. So this is that ay I have to tell
you something eduardo in Colombia. Good. There' s my experience with small
combs. Then five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty fetba
in the morning by rite. Ninety- six and channel one- five in
the city of La Vega. There we go to the line or he said
that there' s no connection between the proteins that the gym tigers get into
and the size of their limb. That' s a lie When your body
grows, your penis doesn' t grow. So, you little tic.
Supposedly. Ah well. I' m gonna go, yeah,' cause
I' m a little girl. That' s where I was going to
get strong, strong, but that might stay normal. All armies. No,
no, but it' s just that my mancuel palpan Good morning,
good morning, of course hello, look at the means of pounding strong.
You know that when you use condoms, you weigh down, it' s
like a ball that when you finish up it' s that the sperm stays
on so much packaging the condom was big on it and when it ended up
on the condom or squeezed it and they didn' t really like it.
Sure, good morning. That caraña that good has to have today the world
looks at it as good morning. With regard to the gymnasium and the penis,
the theme is that the absducers, which are the muscles that just surround
the penis in the many quads sesi the and the lower abs that vet.
So the penis, which makes it hide the pain tor has like an STIt
' s thirty percent of the penis that' s hidden under the audience.
So, when you believe the muscle, it goes deeper into the body.
As you can say, cough. Achi spice for that, but it'
s something that' s really not mental, it' s physical, it
' s real, but it has its explanation. It' s very clear.
Yeah, that one of his moments. He doesn' t have any
or ra. Good morning, good morning. The story I' m going
to do isn' t mine, it' s a friend, the story
was in a rhythm. Life is still there. Good morning, good morning.
First time he connects me to what bolí dances marks my love. Don
' t do that to me, not the other generals. I had it
a few years ago. About ten years ago, a relationship with a gym
trainer. He had his own gym and also did bodybuilding. I, when
they told me that they had it small, that I don' t know
what my doubts had, but to him they called the donkey, how cute
and what such effect. Indeed, he was not of that black does not
pass, but he did have good size, but it was because he exercised.
He took a towel from the face of the damage, deserved it and
weighed with his thing seriously. By not doing so, Panami and I came,
yes, I saw him doing the hierarchy. He was orita and really
he was very good size for what is esteemed of a person like him,
but it is that the penis does not fall. They' re too late
to explain achievement It' s not an exact muscle. That is the penis
the size that biologically this has determined what will be by the genetics of the
individual. And already, I mean, you look at the penis after it
was the size that nobody gets rich look at brother, look at it so
you get the penis made it grow mine would get to my neck. I
' m the one who' s colbata, right clear possible. Twenty-
eight years of manikin' you, and it' s already the same size.
They' re doing it more Look, I don' t care what
you guys say, but I' m going to the bathroom to do that
exercise. Good morning, pin days fifteen suddenly, or good day boy.
If you don' t have a responsible member, you have to kill the
iron. He who has a responsible member, has to be wiping it out
with my lonesome because he toto has it small already according to you. Good
morning. Or ay ay abel you sang to total love. Ayelo and everything,
and you know you can. Oteros are known to be what they paint
the most, what' s best, so much so that they break bed.
Then a resor looks at her and she knows a guy who' s
close, and she works in an agency. Then I laugh, she comes
out for free. She' s used to it and she' s alone
Well, she said this weekend is an adventure day. There' s a
ballplayer pulling at him and they' re talking about whatsapp that I' m
going to give you is what I' m going to do to you,
that we' re going to get together tonight, that you' re going
to see so you don' t get tired of the story. The guy
took a bath and when he took off, the towel. The shame was
so great that she gave him a laugh, because what he taught him was
something that literally a little boy and Alberto is longer than what was there and
we saw him eight saw him erect. It was like the pinky, so
you grab your pinky and say look it was yours, but it broke it.
What are you gonna break, I' m gonna break. He'
s already had a laugh, and I can' t do anything anymore.
But the ballplayer is a lot of rum ok but Audia l tementa en vi
is active. The ballplayer. I don' t want to know how much.
You don' t want to know such a pussy, but at least
tell me what team you' re hitting. At least not any of that.
None of that. You saved there that this is sin. He didn
' t lose poor cornidist from the I took the Driana pulls forty grams and
there was no way to get around the capital. He' s an ecogidist.
You' re going to fuck, fuck, yeah, fuck, fuck.
I was running for a ride. I don' t moralize the morning.
We have Visit from the South of America here, in the rhythm of
the morning, to talk about interesting things, especially in the chaotic times that
we are living and those who want, therefore, to have a lighthouse that
illuminates them the way, because we receive here from Argentina to Martín Cañique,
He is expert in strategies to grow business advice, a series of topics that
one, because it is interested, is a consultant Farus People in Business,
the company that represents it. We welcome you. I' ll stay in
the morning. Welcome. Welcome, Martin. Thank you so much for a
tremendous pleasure. To be here how was the trip? What did you think
of Dominican Republic? We' re full of opportunities. Yeah, I really
do. I' ve been here several times, I' ve been working
twice before, and I' ve been on vacation two or three. If
I had a face tip, it doesn' t apply as Dominican Republic.
Well, I was two, no more telling us, a little bit first
of you, then a little bit of what you do at Faros People on
Business and we could go deeper into the conversation process. Sure. Well,
I' ve been doing a job for thirty years now I' d consult
with this company called Farus. Farus is a consultant who works in virtually all
of Latin America and what that one is dedicated to, as you well said
at the beginning, helping companies transform their business, making the most profitable,
the most productive and, above all, making people happier at work, which
is what interests us the most in guiding us it is always key that happiness
is present in the business in those who are part of it so that success,
because it illuminates the way. Today, such a time was not so
important, but it is a subject that I see very present. It'
s very important what you' re saying right now. I am completing a
doctoral thesis in Argentina referring to a concept called the leadership of love. Yes,
it is my last book and it has to do with how leaders who
lead with love and who set up companies where the customer loves, the company
loves the good product. We have cases like Apple' s and a lot
that we already know, those companies are much more profitable than they aren'
t, and that has made a big difference in corporate leadership worldwide. Or
today already an authoritarian leader and a very strict leader, a leader too distant
has no place in the companies in the world. Some countries are a little
more lagging behind than others, but in the vast majority of the first world
countries this is practically no longer the style of leadership. In countries like Argentina
there is something left, but it is no longer a well seen leadership,
the leadership you have today is much closer, much more friendly, much more
affectionate and where happiness, as you well asked me, is the key.
I mean, a happy employee, he' s an employee who produces much
more than one who isn' t. It' s hard in countries like
the Dominican Republic, which are in diapers on many topics, when you talk
about working as a team, it' s a hard concept to translate to
the worker. What is the simplest way to be able to explain to the
audience of those who may be colliding or tripping with this stone how it is
possible to make the team understand what it is to work as a team.
Well, I think the problem isn' t in the Dominican Republic, it
' s in Latin America. We see it in all the countries we work.
I would say that the only exception is Chile and the last few years
a little Brazil. The rest of the PRESS work with us as a team.
It is a very northern concept, so to speak, that has been
greatly updated in the last thirty years and we remain in the one hundred and
seventy. Today we work the methodology our work is called group work. We
' re a long way from working as a team and working as a high
- performance team, and I' m not telling you, they' re
words like far away for us. How you do this. I think the
first thing is to become aware of the big difference. Or let' s
think that a Frenchman, who is the most productive country in the world,
is already working six hours. We work nine ten and we don' t
have enough time. I mean, there' s something we' re doing
really bad today, and there are people who think she had to stay at
the office until ten o' clock tonight. It' s terrible. They
think I' ll be there. It' s a bad word, a
super good worker. It' s a bad word. In the United States
already twenty or thirty years ago, which is a bad word that does the
job is what grows bad for it, you' re showing your colleagues that
you don' t know how to work in countries like Germany, France,
England, we don' t just fill the word and it' s poorly
seen In many companies it' s forbidden, that is, work hours ended
and tink everyone and here. It' s like the leader, who'
s usually the one who encourages this, arrives half an hour earlier and takes
three hours or four hours later, so let' s all work a lot
that we' re going to pull this off. It' s not much
work to do. What you need to work well to be productive, to
be productive, just as, then, between group and team the difference is
a lot. The team has an organization, a planning, a control,
a methodology of continuous improvement, that groups not if they do not yet enter
a company as a specialist. We first do a diagnosis of the company and
you have forty points that the company has to have. If you can'
t tell us that you work as a team, that' s from an
organizational chart, descriptions of prunes, it' s process manueles, policy manuals,
internal communication manles or a lot of structured things, especially, many tools
that we Latinos aren' t used to having. For those who are tuning
in we are talking to Martin Cañeque ls of Farus People Business consultant. It
strikes me because if there is something that Argentina can teach us of the last
twenty years that one has watching, it is that it is a country that
has been in crisis and I imagine that there are the addicts to crises.
Well see us analyzing the history of the last sixty years, of the last
sixty one hundred and fifty in crisis, as pendular the crises there that come
and go. I don' t know how you can live in that shock,
but there' s something that Argentines may have a lot of therapy about
the rest of Latin America, which is that, despite all this, there
are many successful companies. There are businesses that have emerged in the midst of
all these crises have spread throughout Latin America and the curiosity that can move us
to a lot is that it can teach us someone who lives and comes from
a country in crisis for you others to be able to learn and grow more,
because perhaps the plus that it has is like the one who is learning
to the Daria learned in a turbulent sea, can teach better that one who
is in a meek waters. By making that easier, I' m sure
you do. I believe that what we have learned the most from Argentines in
the last forty or fifty years is resilience, that is, the ability of
the bodies of physics to change deformity and return to their original form, as
a spring can be. Let' s say, I mean, we'
ve gotten used to being in permanent crisis for one thing for the other.
But then that makes Argentine companies, Argentine workers, Argentine leaders, constantly generating
new things, adapting ourselves, changing shape, changing paradigms, changing our beliefs,
because the one who does not survive is as simple as that. Therefore,
companies like free market or balloon or a lot of companies that are unicorns
worldwide, that have that culture, adapt to virtually anything that can happen.
That is why we work hard in the rest of the world, because especially
in the first world countries, because they are not used to this. That
is, in any country of those there is a crisis in thirty to forty
years. We have every fifteen minutes. This is the truth, that is,
you get up in the morning and I didn' t know how much
the dollar will be if you' re going to get to your office there
and there' s going to be someone standing in the way of some of
this demonstration you have no idea what you' re going to be up against.
I' ve worked outside, I' ve even lived outside a lot,
and I' d tell you I' m bored. I mean,
I thought so. I went to work in the United States for a year
and if you ask me why I turned, one of the things I forgot
I started to terribly bored. Of course everything was so planned, so organized,
so you had all the resources, I had my hand up and I
had one thing for you. I' d pass you some of his smart
course solved, you' d call a technical service and I' d come.
You didn' t think it was weird, because I said you had
a car wash if the machine broke, which you called it, broke the
machine. Sir, in 15 minutes we' re there. I' ll
tell him it' ll be exactly 15 days. No. They' re
not going out there. I mean, there comes a moment that you don
' t, no, you can' t believe. And the truth is
very comfortable working like this. The vines, the truth is it' s
a fortune to work like that. But it' s very alien to what
we do, which is all the time we' re fighting for shock.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It is instructive and there is an
issue that is being discussed a lot and written a lot too, which is
the issue of generations and their level of commitment. You hear it from here,
it says all boys now have no commitment to anything. They last two
years here, they go two years there, etcetera. How one can then
break with that idea, because I am of what he thinks that that is
something learned or taught by generations before these new generations, which is not that
they were born so and point something has to be what motivates them to be
so and it is. It has a lot to do with maybe my generation,
the generation before mine, how, how it doesn' t get any
more committed to new generations, especially in a world that' s changing so
fast. I agree with you 100%. First they weren' t born
of an egg. This is the truth. That is, they have had
parents, who have seen, they have had parents who have seen work and
at night they have not given them importance, they have given us the place
they have not. Then the guys also wonder why I' m going to
work so many hours and my dad doesn' t have money, he doesn
' t have money, he doesn' t live in a good place,
he' s stressed, he takes sleeping pills, he gets up and they
challenge him for what I' m going to do this for. They'
re kids. Today we have three generations, four generations in companies, the
baby boomers who are already the greatest of sixty- five, we, the
X, who are between forty- five and sixty- five, the S
who are between forty- five and twenty- five, who have come to
change many things. They are kids who last very little in the jobs,
who find it hard to commit themselves, who are not easily motivated, who
lose their attention very quickly, very quickly lose their attention and then we have
the zetas that are the ones who entered now that today they are twenty-
two, twenty- three years old, that they are boys, that no,
they have no perspective neither of the future nor of what will happen tomorrow.
They' re not interested in building anything, building a family, having
children, or buying a bicycle tomorrow. He doesn' t even have that.
So these generations for us are very very interesting, very different. I
had this whole paradigm that the problem was theirs. About six seven years ago,
together with a forum work team, we wrote this book, the new
leadership. This book was a fund, the truth, which was a revelation
to us first and then to all the people who have read it that it
is still being edited and sold almost all of Latin America, because we did
an investigation with many young silk, where we asked them, well, why
all this that you say, why they leave, why they don' t
commit themselves, why they don' t motivate themselves, why not and they
the evolution that they gave us is the problem. It' s not ours.
We already make up forty- five percent of a company' s autation.
The problem of you and I stayed you saw at the first meetings,
I don' t know what to answer. Then I said, but why
is it our problem? And he said your problem, because you don'
t know how to lead us. We grabbed a supermarket very from a very
large chain in Argentina, because it is a world supermarket and we gathered about
six hundred of these guys in many interviews and asked them well, why they
don' t stay five years. And they didn' t say. The
problem is why we don' t stay five years. The big question is
why you don' t seduce us, why you don' t make us
want to stay here. And when we asked them good and what a leader
needs, they said all these things we talked about at first. No.
They want a close leader, an empathic leader, an affective leader, because
they did grow up, they grew up without it. Ah, okay,
when I was a kid. It' s trying to find the father who
weren' t there when I was a kid. I get it that way
and I, that is I am, I also had that paradigm that of
course the first thing I divorced from the idea that they don' t work
because they' re young. That' s the first obstacle, the first
obstacle I had. First I plundered the second was. But certainly younger generations
have had to grow up to be raised by absent fathers absent mothers to divorce
or their own problems. A hostile world with new things and there is a
void that many times even you are looking for and walking with something you go
out looking for. That' s what I think I' ve seen that
way. But it' s very interesting Look, I think the next thing
happens. When I was a kid, my dad came to the house,
opened the door and my mom hugged him. When my dad sat at the
table, we would talk after lunch, make the tables and look at each
other. All that doesn' t exist. Today. Every boy eats in
a different place in the house, the father arrives and the mother doesn'
t even know who the father is. They sit down to eat and miracles
have prepared something together. Without each one, he prepares for his own.
I mean, it happened to me Look, I haven' t taken a
vacation in two years. Last week, the last one I went to Brazil
for a week with my family. I was very struck by the attention of
seeing families on vacation in an all inclusive, which is designed for you to
enjoy life, to be happy, so that they don' t have any
problems, so that it is designed for that. The four relatives, the
two boys, the two parents, all with the cell phone in the ceina
you understand, I don' t want to imagine, but during the day,
if you went to the beach, there were five or six or seven
every family that I in the tent, well or in the parasols, all
with their cell phone looking at him later aside, then I imagine that that
also impacts us in every way terribly and when they come to the company and
give this answer, then you start to come up with a solution to this
problem. Of course this book is credible, that the new leadership leads the
new leadership, the origin of all, I think is that we have to
understand, that we are monkeys. This is the truth. Be it the
cell phone, the technology, all these things didn' t go crazy,
but we' re still primal animals. I mean, it' s an
animal that needs another, that needs to be seen, that needs to be
loved, that needs to be recognized. We' ve got all those things
very deep under the skin and very strong. And these guys didn' t
get that, no, they don' t have it and they look for
it then, as I tell you one thing, I tell you the other.
They' re kids who when you really pay attention to them, you
get close to them, listen to them, listen to the needs they have
and so on. They' re guys who give up around here twice as
much as a generation X my age. They' re guys who work at
very high speed, who can do six hundred things at the same time they
don' t get excited about work. They' re very rational. Now
it' s also true that when you have a problem you get frustrated right
away because you' re my age, you' re used to it that
I don' t know how to get up in the morning put the gate
and the parking lot gate doesn' t go up. Then these guys stare
at the gate and you see him standing there in part saying it just like
Lores Medio' s having the ability to last a few hours because the Internet
fell. But the one who grew up with the Internet, like the one
who grew up with my family, comes from a rural area where electricity arrived
thirty years ago. I mean, in my childhood I went to uncles'
houses, where I had to light up with candles or gas lamps. Of
course, and when it goes out into the open, I don' t
drop the world. But the one who grew up all his life with an
electric bulb next door or a cable TV or an Internet computer. Those things
are missing and it says how the world is possible without it. It'
s been two or three weeks for us. We dropped the light in the
office, went through the whole building, and it was a drama. A
drama because I turned off the servers, but above all the voi FI was
nicknamed and they came but worried. I' m gonna have to use my
data and I' m gonna tell Czechos I' m gonna last a little
while. Let' s go offline and look at you like you' re
offline. But look, I lived 30 years offline and I survived. Nothing
happened to me. No. Not if a client has that I' m
not gonna call you on the landline. No, it' s not a
problem. No, no, it' s not serious. They can'
t accept it. You see him at airports. At the airport, you
walk through the port so many connected guys carrying your cell phone, which is
a pacifier, has become a very big addiction. The thing is, because
it' s a social addiction, it' s a well- vised addiction,
it' s like workaholic. I don' t mean, I'
m one who doesn' t have a problem telling you. I recognize.
I work two or thirteen hours a day and I tell my friends and they
say you' re working and now that champion and not champion is a guy
who can' t stop working. I mean, it' s a problem.
The thing is, since it' s social and it' s well
seen, nobody tells you anything. But notice that the boys are already moving
their fingers and hands at night when they sleep, when they are asleep.
It is one of the current problems. Another problem is that kids aren'
t able to sleep at night because of the acceleration of their cell phone.
Schools in Argentina began to ban cell phones in school because boys don' t.
The problem is not that the teacher doesn' t care about the program.
It' s not that you' re not looking at the blackboard where
you' re writing the man The problem is that you don' t talk
to your peers, you' re missing the dialogue between the same guys.
I, on this journey nowsil I could see many times a two boys from
twenty- two to twenty- five years old. Many times in different couples.
You could tell they were, they were. Let' s not say
they were couples because they were traveling together and everything with their cell phones talking
to each other because you were telling them. Ah if I think otherwise,
the other side, ah well, let' s go the other. I
don' t think I do, but put your cell phone down and look
at each other talk about each other' s reaction, the gestures on your
face, whether you like it or not. So, how do you interpret
all of this through a screen. Martin is interesting and the time is short
to discuss these topics, which are exciting. I want to close with a
question. You in farus people in business as a consultant. I imagine they
' ve transformed a lot of companies, a lot of them luckily, and
that' s the question I want to close with. How you manage as
a consultant to impact and what experience you can pass on to the audience so
that those who are thinking about finding a consultant don' t think so much
about it anymore and do so, because the big problem now is not only
the disconnection between people, but now you don' t see over thinking,
yes and think and analyze too much, when time today is even more about
seeing it, the time for the kind of life we live. Well,
there are several things. The first one they hired a consult. Today is
not what it was thirty years or twenty. Let us say today that much
more economical, more accessible, there are many more consultants in the market.
Be very simple. The second thing is that everything, everything, every process
of transformation of a consultant starts with a diagnosis. There the owner of the
company who believes he knows sales, believes that that definanza, believes that that
market, he thinks he knows a lot of things and many times he knows
it, but he knows seventy percent of what happens in his company and the
other thirty or twenty percent. It' s where the difference is made.
So, there in the diagnosis, the duo, a company, the general
manager, the president sees a lot of things that he didn' t see
it detects that this is already very important and he has a plan for improvement.
And then you just have to follow the improvement plan and work a lot
with the leaders. The first head that you have to help change and we
talked about it a lot just now, not with all this new generations is
that of the leaders. When the leaders realize that the world has changed,
that the companies have changed, that productivity has passed through the other side and
so on, the change in the company has it right away and the ones,
the results see them very quickly, that is, the productivity the profitability,
the profit of the company are seen two or three months. No.
They are not processes of years, as sometimes an owner may think. You
' ll probably make the first month, three, four or five changes that
will make it bill. I don' t know a five, ten percent
more than I' ve been billing. It' s too fast. No.
No, no, no, no, no, it' s processes
and it doesn' t cost you much time to see the results. The
truth is it' s pretty immediate. And today, well, how people
get to contact you at Farus. We' re talking to Martin Caña,
who' s around presenting us with a series of interesting concepts and criteria and
I see you brought some books that I imagine the audience that I mention to
you about the new leadership, how they can get it. They are available
on Amazon, on your page and for what time we will have you here
for those who are interested to approach you, to approach you and to be
able to make some link in this process of visitation that you are going through
here. Well, we' re on Instagram, obviously, on our website
we' re linking too much is always Farus, which is phs com Ar
or our books are on Amazon, they' re in bookstores in many countries,
the Enamerica too and it' s easy to search for you. They
search for the name Ranges on Instagram, in Martín Caniki Ok. In addition
to Farus, he is like Martín Canique Ok on Instagram and Linkedin, on
YouTube we also have lots of materials always uploaded from the consultant. They can
look for us there. I' m here till Saturday. It' s
no stop, luckily, but always in a small place for someone who wants
to talk for a while about what the transformation of a company is. Not
good, because we thank you for sharing all this information. Farus of the
spelling again writes pH to r Us and Martin can also look for it as
Kanek, as well as Canika. No, no, no, Kanek Martin
Kanek Kanek on Instagram, Oka, since they put Martin Canek on Google,
the same search engine will index. So we thank you. Interesting to talk
about these issues is always short time, especially with these topics that are very
passionate sure that yes, yes, yes, and nowadays, especially in the
business world, it causes a great concern, especially the new generations. Much
success here, for Dominican Republic and continue to accumulate successes for Latin America.
I really appreciate the interview. A plan others delighted to have the car lopitorron.
Adriana here gives the rhythm of the morning we beat not twenty and six
five, same as I told you yesterday of Tiktok. In Tiktok, I
learned something that changed my life completely. You know that I really like cooking
and among the things that come out to me besides recipes, it was a
lady talking about a recipe that included eggs. I must say that I can
certify that because the pods I don' t eat like I ate at Adriana
' s house, because she already makes very different recipes, for example,
a cake that made you broccoli, cauliflower, cauliflower, which is death.
I don' t know how I' ve been invited back to hunger,
but that' s great, because you' re never good at this adventure.
I mean, I don' t know if you knew, but I
had a healthy kid food business where I was hiding vegetables, fruits and legumes
from their traditional minions. But I stopped doing it because it' s a
bit of a slave. The point is, I said that lady read the
egg. He always pulls out a white membrane that has that membrane. Gentlemen,
to me it' s not the pi That membrane is most visible when
you boil it, when you tap it to peel it. Most of the
time, he' s gone with everything and he' s going to have
to prove that he' s stuck to the egg and you have to go.
But when you open egg and you see that little white thing? From
Ñora I have him one acco a is that it is the white thingy membrane,
imagine the egg cin kitchen, the game game the other day. Well,
then, when you split the egg you birds that pull out a white
thing, you rewarded it. Ayel with blood, not chicken and in what
it takes. Those are rich. I' ve seen two recipes that are
prepared with those. A recipe like this came with chicken and clear eggs,
double wine. He can' t complain what else. Jemach what was that
that you learned, that changed your life, masturbating there, dancing and changing
my middle hand and that' s why let me tell you catechism, not
because the carteologist lied to me See if there' s something I fought with
religion for a long time and thanks to conversations when you forgot to reconcile me
again with my faith, I had a fight for a long time. It
was because of me, my fault. I too had every means to investigate,
but I was a very obedient boy and they said that is a sin.
When I discovered that sin was so good of me, it cannot be
possible that I am deceived otherwise. We' re back. There' s
never a song. He said evil sin. I want to be a sinner.
It didn' t change my life. I was talking about not being
trusted, that' s right. Okay. Other than that, uh,
talking about lying to my kids has changed my life. Gentlemen, one dam
that is a new father that I will never lie to my big children these
days I said look I talked to the Avengers. If I don' t
eat your food, I won' t be able to save it by Patrol.
He ate it to your Ea Ri think left there were a couple of
years of deception. Yeah,' cause he' s very witty. Yeah,
no, I know I think he believes everything. You tell him there
' s a mouse coming when there' s the happy Heavy for a tooth.
Heavy. No, I didn' t eat her a fear, I
didn' t hurt her black innocence. Or I want to hear what happened.
Don' t be the generation that you' re creating by idiotizing,
the generation that you tell me, Eduardo, don' t give them an
idiotized generation. He' s here right now. You all know I don
' t give him the camera, I say the open fridge of pas the
others. I offer with the kids what it' s called the one who
pulled the ropes and poison, but look, Eduardo, I didn' t
leave money with his teeth because Enrique I left money, and Enrique, it
' s a crisis so you don' t leave me that money. That
' s what I' m waiting for I' m glad you know.
That' s what I' m going through. As much as I haven
' t noticed, we' re the little jar teeth right now, if
that' s how we' re going to someone, then that' s
what you recently learned that changed your life. Five, three, one,
ninety- six, fifty. Good morning, morning scientists. No, Mr
Look, I' m a sick banana, an amateur with a pod.
So here I was used to the Dominican Republic growing up to leave them.
So, on the top of the table, let' s love it Well,
when I moved to my area and I lasted a bad year that made
it worse for me to last. It didn' t make any sense to
put a paper in the paper, it didn' t make sense to oppose
it in the towel, because I go into the Internet for an hour to
see how to manate a plant sounds good, it doesn' t appear what
it is. You buy the silver, you don' t put any fruit
in the mega, you wrap it in the aluminum, you find it,
and then you put a funta inside the students. The other day I was
yes, yes and more. If the citrus fruit you put lemon or orange
in it. In fact, it' s going to be mature. Good
morning. Well, good morning, good morning, some days I' m
going down that same line of food. I learned that the Greek self is
a substitute for mayonnaise. If you add, that' s a mustard,
lemon pepper and olive oil. I re- feed you substitutes I eat the
table not at the end and Bayonesa has less. Thank you. Actually,
good morning, good morning. Thank you practically how well we are up to
a lot of learning, but knowing that my work I have with my work
a business relationship. When I was an employee, they pay me to work.
I' ve worked for them to pay for me. That was revealing.
From there I know the feelings for what belongs to me. I get
paid for that and they pay me for what I do. And nothing else.
But I' m a long time. You' re going to resign
from another fight next day, a former senator speaks. I learned a long
time ago that I don' t work for money and you work for it.
This is me. No. By the way, they disgust that Yoca
life policy wherever I work. This my envelope, that newsgroup is mine all
that in me I don' t understand, that is I feel part of
no. No, I don' t, either. I don' t
really work, please, money. I am clear that this company is not
mine, but I am with peter that the money is not. What motivates
me is not verified either. Roberto has done a good job that that has
decided me, which I do not last two years that up there, that
down there with Maxi without me one and I profited from that, because Carlos
Tomás took me to the casino of the Aragua to get drunk myself and the
hotel naco. That' s where I come out like a grape He'
s talking to the pretty raincoat or three. My first smokes were sponsored by
Carlos Thomas on Radio Mira. I tell him every time, Roberto and I
worked here when for money and you know. You know. The only trauma
I have from those years when they did the Pari rhymes for trauma because Maxi
didn' t give in to the plate. Then Maxi, Maxi was rock
put the sons of King Ferdinand I saw Yerron starting stolen ducks. Listen to
everything stolen. We' re going to eat a 15- year- old
carajo. I always remember. I feel more of a number one station of
youth, of youth love me, one of the last screams. He'
s making a plate, he' s playing music for him. The flowery
garden, with a face stick, pink tint tima sas Guardin, The roy
Mo Pary that was made on this station that did it around here, by
futon jail. Síj bo ole bojo so there was vila zan car bobo before
said like this an uprising. First, yes, the surprise. I'
m not going to play in ten you' re going to Galina. Yeah,
I was on vacation, luckily, not aha, I don' t
stick too much Roberto' s weird ones. Good morning, or well,
we' re coming. Everything changed when I stopped worrying about the sheath that
I can' t control in my work. There' s pod that I
can' t control it sublet in band and I keep going b and good
morning, five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty, pork
in the morning we' re going to commercials after this and that' s
what it was that you recently learned that changed your life. Good morning,
good morning Give him the investment funds. Me, not John, not War
Lonchera in the piggy bank. The money I have left goes to the bank.
This goes to bottom to multiply at once. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
There are very good investment funds here. Hey, I learned that the
best money or to keep it safe is to invest it. But in things
that you can feel a clear eye, the bread just called. There'
s a bunch of scammers. There' s like four or five investment fonts
out here that are accredited and credible. We have to find out a lot
and there are companies inside the banks. There are people in charge of advisors,
because most banks think they have that counseling service. But don' t
kick Chile, not for three thousand pesos or six hundred pesos or you'
re out there I recommend you buy house, buy car, buy tennis We
' ll have to make up new ones to invite you. Boy who came
here what you call me forgot my name. Now the young man who has
to count two years. Yeah, that' s right. We have to
go back the other time. Sure, yeah, people, learn or already
sell. Get me out of 20 wagons, lose a lot of value,
or helmets aren' t investment, unless they' re old wagons. Classic,
classic truth. Thank you to our friends from INTECT University. They'
re here to tell us interesting facts about an activity they' re going to
have in the near future. He' s with another skinny gisaida welcome doing
it in the morning. Thank you so much for the invitation for pleasure we
as a pipe have them here account those who have us for the audience and
the rhythm of the morning. Well, our annual event, the intec Fez.
This is an event for future professionals where they can come in direct contact
with graduates, students, actives, teachers and coordinators of the careers of their
intern so that, through play activities, interactive games, talks and conferences,
they can know more in depth of that career that interests them, that strikes
me, because inter has a wide portfolio of careers available to study there.
But you, who already have several years doing what are the most attractive races
to those who will know this activity. What is intech what you offer which
are like the top I say I came intes because here is that you have
the best such thing or from here you will be the best such I don
' t know what things. I know that intech economists are good there,
there I have several friends economists who graduated from there, but I don'
t know what other career can attract the attention of boys who are discovering life.
Well, our careers are going to say careers in the engineering area.
That' s our top We have to say, and we' ve said
it before, they call it engineering. But engineering there' s only one
civilian, the civilian. Well, we really do what it is that is
engineering that you guys have part of civilian. Sure, I know a lot
of work about her. We also have the career in gene systems, software
systems and vers security, which is a top That' s right, we
have the career of mechatronics, mechanics, electrical, electronics, communications, biomedical.
They really call you industrial engineering. Of course we have an engineering career.
It creates a company, company administration, mention, engineering does not go
down then, but what is the other part of engineering in other areas.
Yes, the medical career, the truth well demanded and we are also recognized
by this one. We also have the film and communications career. Yeah,
we had the principal of that school, that is, he' s still
there, since he was the one who knew he was making the slip.
He came here when the school was forming and it' s going to open
and almost ten years ago. Uh, well, we have another ordinal,
another coordinator. No, but it doesn' t matter, I mean.
He came here and did not speak and I found it interesting because or have
already graduated many students already graduated from that career, already from INTEC. That
' s right, we' re also counting on the social communication career and
the digital media. A co- worker who studied social communication in brilliant intellects
wins. If they put me in, I don' t take me off.
Those are Catholic VI. I don' t say that I impregnate engineering
in social communication. Exactly. Well, the INTEC graduates are really you.
I' m questioning that. In fact, they are the ones who manage
to place themselves in the labour market the fastest. I read a study that
was done and that was published in various media and that graduates of their university
are very wanted by companies for something will be, I imagine I is as
our treat you know, for this employability we have ninety- eight percent already
you know before they graduate there they have jobs. It is until the fact
of graduating, studying and being in print almost graduation guarantees almost a hundred percent
that you will be placed on the market. It happens that way, that
' s it We also have an employment rate after you graduate from ninety-
three percent in which after that, not only that you' re going to
record that career, but that you' re going to have work in that
area. Well, my boss, my boss, that my boss, who
is a hard rock, she herself was looking for her said this on recommendation.
In other words, we have to recognize quinte, which is a great
educational institution of the Dominican Republic and which has built this prestige in almost fifty
years, which has formed for fifty- one, fifty- one will soon
add fifty- two, for that one you have that about forty- seven,
forty- five years, fifty- two already bought fifty- one can
ten. So what are the playful activities that are going to enjoy what they
participate in Intechfest. Well, we have a variety of activities. You can
get to know the schedule. We will send you to know the agenda to
our portal is fes Intech EDU, and there you can get to know a
little more of those activities, those talks and also interactive games that we will
have well in the social networks of intech. There is no way to get
to know also about the Claro that they can follow us in our instagram,
also in the INTCRD and through it, because they can access our link.
Maybe it was the worst thing that could happen to you is to get scared
alive. But when you decided to come and talk in the morning, of
course, I guess we knew where you were coming from, I know what.
Maybe you' ve ever heard of the show I can imagine them being
blown away. There' s also a question he' s asking because I
' m going to make it for you if you infect pharmacy, rather a
good career, very good for I' m going to do a PhD.
Let' s go back to the point that not all is that here we
have the Twitch chat and there is a terrible group that joins every day to
ask the most unusual questions. Okay, so let' s get to it.
We' re talking about the activities you told us and where to get
information. That' s this weekend. So it is then on the schedule
that is important. Well, it' s this Saturday, April 13th,
we have two tandems from nine to twelve and from two in the afternoon to
six k so we' re all inviting you to everything, not only those
who are interested in studying, but for the whole family, because we also
have activities for parents and adult audiences. We have an agenda for them,
specifically. For example, I' m an adult lady already and I'
d like to do a master' s degree. Intecto, you also have
the master' s degree available there, or it' s just the career.
Yes, we will also have a stam where you can approach for the
postgraduate part, know that academic offer of postgraduate masters, specialties and doctorates,
so yes also people. How can it not be long, because from here
you are going to graduate to an old totalitarian, you are not going to
buy yourself to see, no, but to understand the intensity of intecnt not
empat lasts five years doing a master' s degree. That which gives me
pole in two years and half a year you have that size graduating or if
you don' t see yourself out, that goes parapora that you are welcome
that presti that, as you say, you have to preserve it. Sure.
Well, we thank you. If there is anything else left to ask
for dispensation, because we really have a great affection and a great closeness of
years to intequit him for trust. One takes the chance to chance with the
things of the University, but we know that an institution very serious, very
prestigious. I was over there Radiointecto. He' s here, too.
It' s, uh, it' s got a communication lab, one
of the best college students in one of these places, and I had a
chance to get to know it a few years ago, like two thousand seventeen
I was there. Yes, that' s right, we have that space
and also a TV studio. Yes, we have more demented laboratories trained to
enable students to develop their internships. So there we are. He' s
a friend who graduated engineering from there and he was traumatized because the professor put
him in a job and he passed with a good note. He did it,
but he gave him a job. He had to make a concrete boat
that didn' t sink concrete and lasted, as I don' t know,
like two months looking for shape did, but he did very good engineer,
by the way, and went there in Intec of traumatized code. It
was a clear process, but he is a great professional and one knows that
INTEC has excellent teachers and graduates excellent professionals. Repeat. Then where to have
the additional information the day it' s going to be the Intec Fest and
but it' s felt good to you. Yeah, sure, sure,
sure. Thank you so much. Well, that gives everyone this invitation that
we' ll have that space so you can know that career of interest to
clear up any doubts you have about that career. So, for this you
can access our landing page fes intech dot de do and also our intech instagram.
In addition, I must add Caintecht there are universities and e- integresses
such as the consulate. Everyone knows that the consulate is only one intect in
the only university that no one calls it university if it doesn' t intersect
For this Saturday, April 13, from nine to twelve and from two in
the afternoon to six we wait for you there with credible good thin tour.
Thank you, I open what talking about Intech Fest which is this weekend Look
I can say I have a lot of medical friends. The wife Eduardo graduated
from there, friends who are engineers, friends economists, graduates from there friends
in engineering, computer science, industrial engineers, all my friends who studied people
who are very well placed in the labor market, so give a security to
save that you are studying in an institution that will guarantee you work in what
you want, because that' s what you studied. So it was thanks
to them, thanks to you. They spend the rest of the day happily,
so it' s easy to study. We have France that was traveling,
I was a year away from the program, I had a trip when
I touched I had a trip that was out of the country always. So
France is back here. Elegance to France. Oh, happy, happy to
be here with you guys where you were good at, I was doing a
few things. We went from a little jump to Puerto Rico. It'
s an errand and I didn' t have a little group Gracia. He
comes to do the section and bully and he goes. No. No,
no, no, no, no, I mean, I certainly got a
taste for jarabacoa. I' m going like overnight, I' m staying
three days. Really, yes, your village is where they are. We
don' t have a villa. You' ve seen near the politicians or
we don' t have villas. These people aren' t easy. Gentlemen,
I' m going to take advantage today to talk about the international departures
we have this year and Adriana has something to say, Right now, let
' s also see a long weekend coming now April. Ah yes, the
wind with something is red. Yeah, yeah,' cause it' s
worker' s day. He was then moved from 27 to 29 April,
practically the last weekend of the same month. There is an end of length,
there is another end of me also yes, it has all cor claro,
yes, corpo, the mail, the mario. No, that'
s cornus ajápus Christine moved him to May on religious days. It' s
not moving. Ah it' s not true May. Ah yes, because
what happens is betoclo of the ecclesiastical calendar. It' s exactly the thing,
but on time, now, this weekend that comes immediately from twenty-
seven to twenty- nine April, it' s for the worker' s
holiday. So some hotels that have promotions are Sunskake. Coco is the old
Biliff, and the Biliffs sold that chain and both the hotels of tipo cana
and those that had at different points, since then they are now called Sunskate.
It' s a chow roll song. The tomb abro that loves you
and you love it sent you one thing here begn b yes, Royal tomb
bro also has promotion in mine, effectively for this long weekend, as well
as the chain ru both macao shovels bamboo the emotion to keep in mind that
you love that also piter the emotion of Wan Dolio. You like everything to
be a guy, but not weekends people will laugh at it like the poor
guy who sleeps a night with air. I' m not going to hotel,
unless I don' t stay home anymore. Yeah, done, kiddo,
but give him a chance Alberto,' cause there' s a group.
You understand me that he has family and he has to organize, because
what I' m going to tell you is not the same thing you pass
the card or make a transfer for one or two people. I' m
not setting an example, because your card and what or what you have as
Peter, for example, two or three, four, boy, a wife
and he looks. We have to get organized. It' s not all
the families that can stare at you from the little gifts you give the bills
do less. Yes, of course, of course, quantum of French Yes,
yes, ro Yes, certainly, certainly, then the emotion has a
rate of ninety- five dollars on weekdays from Sunday to Thursday. Well,
it' s interesting, because it approaches you inside the room, a pool,
a thing ah so you see well, done, well, ay beloved
father. Then you know. Those are some of the offers that there are
for this holiday, as well as the best rates. You know you'
re in Puerto Plata, not necessarily the one here, in Santo Domingo.
But since we don' t listen by channel one hundred and five, because
that area of the Cibao, of course, the area of Puerto Plata.
The hotels in Puerto Plata are what you find most comfortable. It' s
life. Woe to me, but I came a hundred years ago and set
it on the 30th of May. That three- thirty, the 30th of
May. Yes it says pita clear I know I have one passes there,
eh here by dental cruise, for already the green annals, ok, sorry,
what of tar if there is or something out there you still have small
hotels, but you know that are little hotels. Son is always full exactly,
so right now the one who has something that you' re rented infernals.
It doesn' t matter if it' s a piece in the alley,
it' s making money, because there' s a fever of anger
like Pedernalis. It' s all week anthology, every month, every year.
When you say France, there' s a hotel, I imagine pensions.
No. No, no, no, with things for author and nothing.
He' s not peeping. No, no, no, no.
He does the Federnals twice and there are hotels according to each other' s
budget. I never and the most humble hotel you find in Pedernales. It
' s good. They have air in the room, exactly, they have
good bed, water as it is called shower with water, cold and hot.
I think you don' t have a resour facility that' s really
what you' re mental about. It was slickly at the reception. I
' ll tell you a month, but Mario well, by or I have
the right to work. Or like it happened to me at Monte Christi,
that I went with a group and it turns out that the hotel is very
clean. All the same, as Alberto says, but the shower. They
put the grip where you put the shower up there at nine feet and then
the cable had three two. I know we' re listening in Monte Christi.
Oh, you have to give up fear. I know that you are
looking in the mirror of Punta Cana, in the mirror of Bocachica, that
' s all, in the mirror of Monte Christi, that you are going
to touch Pitaliano there, to disrupt the lives of the people. Don'
t touch him You heard them Leave them alone. A constanza, who leaves
him alone? No And the people of Monte Cristica who fear him, because
you, of the capitals, are too messy. Hey, but Monte Christi
deserves to be developed, because there are a lot of interesting things. Yes,
of course I do. Yeah. It' s very nice. It
' s very cute Monte Christi, and I really grew beautiful. Yes,
very cool photo in the salinera, in the blue house that we had talked
about a while ago, that we have been invited to all and they already
have a small hotel where they can also welcome us. I want to go
to Monte Christi, but to a goat butcher shop. Ah but look that
you choose it your goat, no, no, no, no, if
I see it and I eat it to smell the goat before I sew it
that myth that the goat, the goat that Monte Criti and the liny goat
and that they feed it win oregano. Say that the goat knows oregano I
see eat oregano. I' m that story. I don' t buy
it that easy. Well, I don' t and I want to read
it before I eat it. I pick up that goat, that' s
without the skin, and I' m gonna give it a goat nose.
You have to kill him you in Llanoacoba there are no hotels a fifth hearing
and the thing is missing that. But in Jarabacoa if we have hotels there
is a new hotel, like it' s called a restaurant, which is
next to the Latin supermarket. It' s the best carrot bis car you
get out of there there' s no new hotel. The golden pinewood that
' s already open, that' s more vow, it' s not
my love and that' s a point as a joke, I was going
to say something about a carrot bib and so I don' t put some
people in the middle, I' m not going to say look. Alberto
tells you here that mon spends in Guayuving, that he' s goat,
he' s goat, he' s goat, but I want the butcher
' s because he cooked the nightgown that he cooked. Anyone cheats on you
I threw two pounds of oregano at that and now and I want to read
it. He just killed, as well as still smoking my flesh. I
don' t know if I wanted that, but Montecristi and they cook.
Very good, everything looks, but it' s a very, very natural
meal. Or you don' t eat things that smell worse than you do.
Yes, truth or of course, I believe that here there are cities
that and I throw the idea of tourism there so that you know the page
of sabotage that the presence perhaps of these great chains I have a little hotel
in those are should be mobilized like this, for example San Francisco de Macoris.
Yes, a hotel. I stayed at the Duarte Hotel, which is
in front of the park. If I' m not mistaken, so it
' s called a very good hotel Bonao. Listen to Monte Christo in Bonao
I stay in a hotel that is two places from the dicoteca, which has
three neighborhood environments, middle class and high class in the no because it is
not that there is not a TV, but May TV that are very more
localistic. Yeah, and it' s got a gay area, too,
but it' s four environments. So, four rooms, four there'
s a ga wow in Bonao. I love it good. You know if
I move into a city of cough, that' s why I like it.
But if I moved to a city because of how quiet and nice and
clean it is, I moved pabonado and demon sca gave her that push she
needed to equip her. I wish him well soon. That' s good.
Finishing. Concluding with the hotels, then I will remember the departures we
have for Canada from July 2 to 10. Europe has it in July and
also in October. Bonado' s hotel is called Aquarius and I tell you
teak is all several. Yes, yes, coconut ok bonado, greetings for
the same bonao or not. If you can' t have that, here
' s the confidence and say that I stayed there, that you won'
t get anything down, but at least you' ll know that you stayed
a prestigious figure. Of course I do. It is important for intact ok
we have on departure to Turkey and Greek Islands from 15 September to 2 October.
I mean, route is a nice route. Alberto, I' ve
got plans for Turkey, but how many times we' re going to talk
about plans. You want to make the plans without me. That' s
what happens, I got hooked. It was a boat trip over there,
to Turkey. I' m not saying anything. I threw Europe with you
ok scored two thousand twenty- five. I wish I didn' t bounce
in the vision anymore. It won' t happen Trust two thousand twenty-
five. Alberto we' re putting him in the air twenty- five,
two thousand twenty- six we' re going to Europe. How so in
next year the year I saw next year, ok and we have to redeem
myself with some friends. If we' re here, not if we'
re not gonna take somewhere else, maybe. We are in an or important
that I fear clearly that we have a release that the salami down is going
to killable and says we already brova vision is now, uh such a world
at the University of the Sheath, here in the former already Q. Good
memories follow last, Morocco, Spain and Portugal, from one to sixteen September
and God, by Aha in Holy Week two thousand twenty- five we go
to r to d By coming out of this jaf that she, so you
would say for being active. Cool with you all over. Woe to you
in all that, so it' s going to be called jost France.
You have a way, but sorry listen to me, sir I' m
giving you so you won' t get it on the subject, but it
' s possible that someone will call you from the top, you get old
for dual you gradual and go to understand you They can call you I'
m going to understand it, because I' m from the cybado, because
we' re going to stop. I just talk to her. Tell me
something there. There is a limited quota limit. True, yes, there
is a limited quota and there are four sold, four to let them know.
So the promotion hasn' t started it. This is the first time
we' ve warned. So soon we started with Russian Island for two thousand
ninety- five. They' re organizing CDs Travel isn' t expensive right
now. That' s why. That' s why I' ve only
talked to a couple of people and they' ve rubbed it out at once.
That trip is the same as we paid, the same as they paid
for Peru, Peru, yes, two thousand and a peak of dollars,
two thousand and a peak dollars were assets, then nothing assets on this side.
Always at your command ride France travel on Instagram meet your country. There
' s a new dring. Attention to friends who do drinking tourism on the
Sierra Prieta road Yamasa villameya opened a new dring and we have already been invited.
So Talum is also still there with his typical Saturdays. Visit Gagan in
- house tourism and Yamasa. Soon we will be there and we go for
bayahuana in a few beautiful weeks the Church to go I will not reach it
we can. I will not stay in the village to the political, in
third person and there to drink in the heap that has the blade of the
road that leads to the John Paul. Second, what' s the street
called the blade, not the one whose blade is. Two streets come together.
One. That' s where I got a loss coming out of Vayahuana
two months ago, taking my GPS, got me in. I ended up
there in the sanctuary of the Holy Cry. Yeah, it was me that
took you out there, but tomorrow I' ll lose myself or you'
ll get there to the sanctuary. I know that the people of koty that
you do not do tourism, that they give you a tour of the dam,
that there are some base restaurants, yes, yes, you have to
know the things that I have pending to meet the dam of Ktuy, the
wall of the dam, the wall of the dam. There are restaurants either
literally or campaign brands and I intend to return to Bonao Bonado. So am
I Bonado. Not long ago, when they go under and piss so much
because I went a thousand years ago certainly to the dam, but I don
' t remember anything. Don' t go drinking mania tea. I didn
' t go to Ceibo because Juan Carlos Pichardo there went a routine that said
that seibor a town so small that when you enter first another one that said
that well sold to Seibo, you put yourself on the other side. Thank
you for visiting. In fact, that' s how you know I graduated
in welcoming and farewell seism. Right there was Juan Carlos Pincha, Carlos Picha,
Juan Cailo, Juan Greo Pichaido. Thank you, France, How you
are on Instagram, Arroba France, travel and, of course, any information
you need can be communicated to us at eight, nine, four thirty-
five, four, two, eight or eight in the office. I must
say, the one who doesn' t know the tabera dam, I'
m pretty cute, too. Over there, over there, that' s
so cute. I had the previous year. It was in September of two
thousand twenty- two in that very nice area. It' s a turn
places your country. Don' t be like that on channel. The television
fell on the image hook of the eclipse and put the video. It'
s the guy with the testicles that says not watching the news here to let
me already give him that he' s here during coverage. It' s
a channel of Mexican tradition. He posted this video on the channel news 24
hours that what a shame it transmits in the interior of Mexico. Yeah,
at noon they passed the guy' s testicles, but this happened in Spain.
An American woman died in Spain from extreme sex with her husband, while
the police are investigating a possible murder case. This American woman was found dead
in Spain during the weekend and authorities believe that the death was the result of
an extreme sexual encounter that went terribly wrong. She is a forty- four
- year- old woman, whose man I have not publicly given. She
was found in an apartment in Malaga. According to the Spanish press, the
husband of the life of fifty years. No man fifty years ago. That
' s not true, none clear that yes, none good that that American
was also arrested in connection with his death or the death of the woman,
which the police believe happened accidentally in an intimate context. I' ve been
told miles away that the richest orgasm you can have is that you' re
being hit hard and hanged with a rope. There are people who have gone
away yes, yes, face. There you go. You' d have
to ask him face that that' s the literal death of that orgasm.
I' d have to go for it. We have to keep an eye
on the peasants. Well, the case was initially investigated as gender- based
violence, but it was brought up to domestication due to evidence that indicated extreme
and risky sexual behavior. The authorities added. The wife' s husband was
brought to justice before yesterday and a judge ordered his arrest without bail. Of
course, he' s on the run. This represents the investigation. It
' s on course and it looks like this same thing was a me giving
you and choking you, but with a water rope it also seems to me
yes. So that you don' t feel the hand of the g we
' ll see in the audience. There must be someone who' s had
a drowning neo- gasm, that is, by strangulation, like a leash
on the neck of the poliera. Ah, well, I wish you I
' d be careful after that That' s why they' re usually dangerous.
Sir, now they don' t play two relaxes, but terrible to
that girl there are good mornings. Well, I read boy Look. I
had an experience with a woman I had. The woman casually with this morning
' s theme of faggots she smoked it, but she also liked it was
either face and I took the pleasure of giving her that corduroy and they put
it on and I scared and dropped it all, I died. The woman
was what I thought and all of a sudden, that crazy fucking reactions.
If they think I liked it, I owe it to me monkey here that
you really die one day and I imagine there was never a combination of things.
Babaneo, five, three alone, ninety- six and fifty who from
the audience have had these orgasms by strangulation. Good morning. Yeah, look
bathing, dream the author river going up, he' s dying to her
down and he' s already singing. I was playing it on the corporal.
If I' ve seen that, you know that for that I need
a key word too which is a word so that, as I say,
if you let me go, I' m going to tell you to give
everyone else what I' m giving you. I say, such a sheath
let me go. The first time, apart from the host of that show,
I see an ugly person in that truth that follows good morning. I
finish how many good days doña day. I had that one now. What
they liked was for one to give him like that in the middle of the
sheath. Very good person, she excellent person, excellent woman. But then
I said no. I' m not gonna give you any more, because
this sheath, she started giving herself up. They' re hooks, in
fact, they' re gange friend, I don' t know if it
' s the only case that exists. The king must be registered out there.
But there, in Cotuy there was a man who hanged the jegüista having
done, and gripping her by the tie to the jegüita. Yes, ocu
ay man five, three, one, ninety- six fifty times, like
the morning rhythm ninety- six, five, the best excuse to get up
early. I got it. We' re talking at this hour about this
woman who died in Spain after a wild sex session with her husband. She
was forty- four or fifty is a lie no fifty- hour man was
and tasty. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning we have. I
knew one. I' ve met a radio give me a quote. I
met one that tells me in the tie when we' re having sex,
says I want me to give me hard, give me ok, as I
' m giving him, I' m leaving him. I' ve pushed
there hard as he moves me there giving him gives and tells me nothing luro.
He tells me not to be ill- treated. When I started to
give him a lot, I made a toy poah but great. I started
to hit it. He ran away from me, of course, because I
' m feeling it. In the end there was always for the sale of
hallway. Yeah, yeah, yeah, five, three, one, ninety
- six, fifty. The big one is the rhythm of the morning,
the beat ninety- six. Ora fisi people, hanging. He says to
me what happens is that he' s like a little flowery chick and I
don' t know how to eat the hand eggs. I don' t
like them. Saturday Sunday fried lunch of the sailor, the sailor, not
chicken waste and for catarragan, for bara, but nothing pod. There isn
' t. I was reloving that we' re doing good morning, prof
Marinora, I missed adding a moment ago. I don' t know if
you forensics know when you find people who have hanged themselves or hanged him.
The first sign of that is that she blames. I don' t know
what that has to do with it, but that' s what happens.
What happens is that the strangulation, the brain sends all the signals and you
piss, she ass, no, she ass And there are times that they
become defecated. Come today, good morning with these gentlemen today, as they
are, Chico please and you listen, Alberto, they said with you.
Yes, there are children who at fifty put your uy well and then well,
even after fifty also Of course yes. Of course Alberto doesn' t
know what he uses the skills he has, because it' s not just
having a big comb and using it, having it and knowing how to use
it well. Of course I do. Attention. Antonio sn Viejos forever good
morning. The see everything gives Papa Chestuga. It' s on me.
Today we go Papa Pechuga on Avenida de Venezuela, in front of the Mermaid
of Venezuela Fresco, Pato Chuga is already going, after the transformers Pollo Guineito
and Yuca Sancocha Guineito I that Hancochai Fris Mechada, sells delicious the fist of
Papa Mechuga. The end, although I lack to go to the famous chicken
east of the luperon that calls pomas, Pablo Pollo, Pablo Pollo, that
in the looperó in that the six nineth with thirty- nine, who is
where I lived. My mate coconut is in the José Fabrea. Here nothing
thirty- nine I speak chicken the most juicy fried chicken of the north part
of the city to the disciple of mate coconut I put to the sheath.
Yeah, I' m not telling you. That' s my street.
I was born the servant. There' s this woman with the black warp.
Piste please, the baking soda with lemon. We' re going to
close today' s show with Eduardo, or he' s already back here
on the show We' re over here What' s that you disgust him
with, really, but it' s not food, it' s just
like life. In life it' s the frog, true to Loma Copenhagen
A, the hundred feet to the always and it' s afraid that that
' s a lot if you stand up for the last thing that was your
crazy hippie. The other day I went to a place and was wetting the
kill and came out a temple standing that I had him a picture of oy
taught. He doesn' t show me, well, but he does stand
up to crazy ass. You know I disgust hair when you see, when
there' s a soap bun, soaps, no, no, I didn
' t take a hair out of a soup. No, he can'
t keep eating two grand or. Good morning, good morning, Alberto,
good morning, Santo, welcome to your country. Let' s have my
brother, professol. You know I' ve got him when he' s
giving a place like a crinical or a place waiting for something, a service
and some people take it off because I said I' d lope it like
you took out your button and it already gave me foot. Yeah, I
' d take you down as a violin or a violin and you' d
have to take a loot, but it gets bigger. I' m not
going to do it, there are people who do that that, they take
that mush off their pee fingers just like when they get it and they do
when they finish eating, and it' s a bunch of gerosities, and
I hear a neighbor, you see nothing more, hear, or in the
morning, what you' re caught up in. Yeah, it' s
nine fifty- five. Good morning. That' s where it blew up
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didn' t step me already you know or green under that foot I stole
my foot that tells me I think a pedicule myself with my head. Good
morning, full of the responsible. Good morning, thank you, good morning.
I disgust you with two things. First, to the forks of restaurants
that look like a terrible old man, it disgusts me a lot and to
the jabella, as Adriana says, I touch him. Good morning, good
morning or day Hello Bendida, hello, good morning, people eating with their
mouths full. Oh, I don' t know. I was very doubtful
about that. I want to see myself around here It disgusts me to see
someone else brushing their teeth. I disgust two things. First, duck meat.
Oh yeah, according to the whole cockroach, the plate cara, because
those people that bird and your comment what you throw at him, you throw
at him. One song in the air and you stop it. Yeah,
but that' s what' s left in the togamos this b a little
bit had it wrong. I pull the duck and the ducklor is very good,
especially the little one. He came to me more than well. My
friend Hirol' s mom also makes a tasty duck chuga a chinche. I
don' t know. I had a bad duck experience. I was in
a fine place and for finally depriving not twenty ducks there and I asked for
duck for the fucker. Duck asked for duck yes, horrid pussy that I
don' t know is that when the meat smells the animal, I don
' t eat it good. Let' s eat. The duck guisabo is
very good, but one must know how to cook duck guisa echo also stews
a good duck. But the Pekin duck is infested and you' re infested.
That' s the little truth that they blow and bake. It'
s very good crunchy skin. Go to the chinese club of new yor and
out there there there is a restaurant in the chinese barium that offers it and
that of I think Mrs Rosa ng has to order it. The pequinetto duck.
You have to order it on whose day. Like they' re called
the meadows, if that' s what they catch him in, if it
' s a tros ah, that' s the pratos, that' s
the uf gua. I don' t know how she stays like a three
yard is very hard, very good food good, but good and cheap and
cheap for purposes and good than cheap food. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
On Saturday there' s really good molsello, they put him cheap and well
don' t look at me, hey, fite look at me vajos a
closed, cheap good and Chinese. Mmm. Yesterday I wanted to eat Chinese
food, but I jammed, like it' s called the sheath, which
is the meat costed in the small removes. A sheath that' s just
space, capazio looks at the things that and that sheath is fed up.
They sing the things I' ve learned from people who' ve been through
here. Mail has been one of the teachers that I have eaten bad.
I always said that in a place where they sell you a dish of the
day and that at forty pesos I can not tell you I will eat three
things and like you don' t tell me, the leash says that no
place that they sell dish of the day a hundred weight. He eats it
right. Listen to the most racist phrase I' m going to say now.
You run the black one more with stop and delicate. You' re
gonna find yourself. It is true to be in cream without black carible,
stop ema, let yourself see me and pet a crechap and walk like sixteen
the water, the ironed little boy who cut. That was lope leash.
If you strap whole that in Villa Alta Gracia there is a restaurant that sells
dish of the day thirty- five pesos of kill wait, you will see
thirty- hundred thirty and worst of all, the restaurant also goes that advertises
on the local station. Dish of the day. Dish of the day.
Dish of the day. Thirty- five pesos, what a weight, what
brings the dish of the day. Chestnuts, meat, uy, salted in
salt, ay as toenail and a glass of water. My fingernails shut up
no longer fit well. Hey, how hard it is to get into the
damage of work and find out what it' s like about shit. There,
hey month makes you want to do oh yeah, have the bat ne
of your hand. I have no problem with the forenazes, I slow it
down, I don' t have my own. I have, but you
' re going to go to the pup- pup- pup- pup-
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' t like to meet a Mr Bitch. Lord little eyes, promoter of
that lid that you' re fermented, yes, yes, and there are
times no, and there are times that you' re torinating and urinating.
Then, when it falls to the meado top to the bell, it kicks
the bell looks color, yes, boot color takes Colombia. Yes, yes,
because you do, yes, because there are pillars that catch cacara when
you read or the boy my son lasts. You know that in guasa,
guas owes me a debt pending therapy, psychological or psychiatric therapy, because when
I was studying at the Uase it was the time when the water had the
most disgusting baths in the Republic and there was no bathroom at any school.
Decepting the q' s that you had water, the college' s.
You went into these half- baths of ica on top of it, that
you' re on top of it. What if I' m an alcoholic,
you have to throw it away like a grenade shooting me in the guas
and the time I spent studying in the bas until they started to fix the
toilets, after Rector Rosado, the engineer Rosado died at that time, he
started a bath renovation plan and that was creepy, the basis of the two
thousand of the two thousand ninety- nine. There and I went to school,
to the only bathroom that didn' t ask for latrine and obviously by
occasion it is understandable that of the School of Art. What you know is
that there are fucking things more delicate than a bird than a bird. And
I had sometimes I had classes in dentistry men, that is, I had
to cross the dentistry guadi until I got to that bathroom. For me not
to face that pillar festival there was. Yeah, but I understand those horrible
water baths. I understand that there are people who do that, pupoo in
public place. No, no, because what happens is that these people walk
around like if they talk their breath, it comes out of him because they
' re animals that throw that I don' t know where all that belongs
to him. Well, I can' t see any of that. What
twitches my stomach, like we talked about she sees from the neighborhood, that
there' s only one latrine for everyone. If a common bathroom, the
common bathroom we leave. I wrote a tweet earlier today at six in the
morning on my Twitter account that people are excited. I don' t know
how they' re on, because no one can be attributed to that tweet.
No one can say that' s what it' s all about.
That' s what they told him That' s what he went to.
Don' t feel bad. It' s my Twitter account, I'
ve always expressed myself that way. But here there are people who really have
people who put it to you and you know the record that many people who
are in this wildlife have and want to walk, pointing and accusing everyone,
men and women. And as we know each other and we know, and
this is a small courtyard, there are people that you just hear them say
one thing in case you know that they are disqualified in all respects to point
to anyone, but don' t attribute it to anyone that that' s
bad? Is that bad? And remember that violence generates violence. When you
use one violent language towards another, that other one who responds with a violent
language to you is legitimate and perhaps is with a machetazo that you are causing.
Then don' t sit down, don' t come to argue,
no, because you said the other day if I agree to ching him,
but with those who don' t get him down, you can' t
get him down. Okay, bye Take care See you tomorrow, Thursday.
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