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Don Luis, mine with us today, on this Tuesday that we are 30

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July of the year two thousand twenty- four. Don Luis, good morning,

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good morning, how you are well
we walk here, very well,

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very well what you were talking about. Right now it' s a Steven

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Spielberg movie. Or done, it' s real stuff. It' s

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not worth the dope. The perrandula
is only like a social alcimer, discoteril.

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All that stuff. I hear him
talking about that and here' s

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what you' re talking about,
that' s where his country, Don

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Luis, is going. Well,
today we' re going to do an

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act of creativity and mix two themes. The father theme, because we just

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celebrated Father' s Day last Sunday
and as we have been talking about postmodern

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management and There is an interesting theme, which is the role of business owners,

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the role of the general manager or
a siol in the case of large

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medium- sized enterprises. It'
s just one message I want to tell

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you to be a father. There
are a number of expressions that is not

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just pregnant, it is not to
go to the child, it is not

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to keep it. Yeah, that' s all there is to it.

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I think everyone knows. What worries
today with the father issue and I do

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the simile with the sun is that
number one, a father is head of

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family and head of family is like
assuming that everything that is going to happen

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here in my house, I have
a very important fee. The school is

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concerned, let' s say,
with the scientific technical part. The University

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gives you a profession, teaches it, prepares it, works, prepares it,

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but the part that worries is and
is all that you have been talking

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about these programs. It' s
ethics, morals, values. Then times

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change. Yeah, everything changes,
but ethics doesn' t change. Morality

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doesn' t change, Values don' t change. Love doesn' t

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change. You can change the shape. It' s a little bit like

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cake. The biscocho of the last
century. It' s the same as

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now. What changes is that they
are now more elegant, they are more

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beautiful, but real things don'
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father. I think that' s
one of the most difficult roles that people

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can take on in their lives.
First you have to understand that it is

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voluntary, it is free. You
chose and you accept that. Therefore,

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all the consequences and all that implies
have to be assumed. Then a lady

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would say yes to me, but
the problem is that we don' t

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have a rule, we don'
t have an annual. One gets into

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this without knowing, well, but
the one who gets into the company finds

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out about the company and cares about
things that suit him and that he tastes

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good, because then with the role
of the father it is the same.

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I just want to say two things. With the role of the father.

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You have to read about the father
figure. What it means to be a

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parent, what it means for you
to have a child. What is the

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pleasure, what is the pride that
you have of having a child and that

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you want to teach your son,
that you want him to be that son.

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I' ve always said here that
the family is like the oven where

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the good bread comes from, or
whatever comes out on the street is say

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the product, but the oven,
where that is cooked, where that is

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made day by day, is at
home. So, we, the parents,

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have a commitment from the time we
have the child or from the time

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we get married until we get received
up there, that is, we are

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parents 24 hours a day and while
one is alive and in fact, the

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father, the father is the one
who dies. The father always stays in

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the heart and brain. I think
everything you' re here one can'

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t forget one' s dad,
the one you have in your heart and

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your head. Then investigate what it
means to be a father. Read about

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that there is too much book and
you have to take care of that for

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you to know and above all,
what you want to leave your children.

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Then there is a theme, for
example, that it is interesting that children

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in the house do not learn what
they see on television, or what they

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hear on the radio, or what
they see in school, but what they

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see in their home. That is, if you, the child, show

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them model example, teach them values, teach them principles. I always tell

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him if you were taught to read, teach, and it went well?

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Teach your children to read if you
were taught religion that went well? Teaching

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your children if they taught you to
respect? Teaches children to respect. I

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mean, I don' t have
to panic. I know people who say

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no, because I want my son, when he' s big, to

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choose the religion he wants to believe, and because he won' t let

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him choose the school he wants.
No. No, no, no.

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Don' t give him any shots. I hope you don' t put

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him on when they fix the house, because if I wanted to understand the

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people who say well, I'
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because I want him to decide and
I respect that. But then it comes

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to you with a lot of rules
that they have that they' re going

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to basically come out of that moral
aesthetic scheme that' s dominated and that

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' s the one that rules the
West. So, if you grow in

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respect, grow in good habits,
grow in love of neighbor, you are

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appealing to me to all the questions
that arise from the code of ethics,

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ethical Jewish Christian morals that from where
all that has been detached in the West.

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So, I don' t see
anything wrong with him. I am

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not a religious man, but if
I had a son I would go every

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Sunday with him still worshiped in a
church or mass. Or I will gather

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because I grew up within the Catholic
religion, is that I do not believe

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that I had any negative influence in
my life. Look what I saw there.

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On the contrary. Listen well,
I mean, it seems absurd to

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me that I choose whenever he wants. I grew up in a Catholic and

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movie home and didn' t follow
religion like I did. But I chose

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that after the twenty years of my
own tradition, a challenge for the albertos

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And whoever it is and is identify
me five great things, good with which

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you agree, which are healthy,
which are real, which are good.

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And I challenge you to tell me
to look in the Bible says the opposite

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of that, that is, where
neighborly labor says, whatever you have done

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in your life. If what you
do in your life is right, it

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' s healthy, it' s
true and it' s real, it

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' s in the Bible. Because
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find in the Bible any psychological theory, any that goes against what it says

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in the Bible. It is a
lie, because the Bible is the document

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of life that is written in a
good way. Blessed be God, if

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you write it in a language that
you understand, the Christian of the century

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when Jesus was born. Now we
wouldn' t understand. I mean,

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it has to be written and that' s the big advantage it has.

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But let us return to the point
where our exchange begins. You say that

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if you were induced to read and
did well, why not do it with

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your son. Exactly if you were
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with faith, religion, etcetera,
and you did well, why not?

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Driven too and I' m complete
you like classical music, why it won

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' t be a step. If
I like food Sara is that, that

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is, I have to pass on
to my children not only my best,

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but what didn' t happen to
me for whatever reason it was. I

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mean, my dad left me free
will and I decided when I went to

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high school that I was going to
work and my dad respected me and today

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I regret it. So you have
to have two things, that is,

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spend the best you have and be
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s now a concept. I don' t know where it has come from,

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but what I' ve seen,
I' ve heard from many friends,

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like fatherhood is to let like that
fero that happens and that happens freely

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and then, when the person is
aware that he chooses the group of criteria

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concepts that respect whom to obey,
which hierarchy within the house. I mean,

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it looks like that' s the
new rule. The question is,

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it doesn' t teach him the
language, it doesn' t teach him

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to read, it leaves what when
he grows up chosen the language and they

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don' t realize that that attitude
is an absolutely irresponsible attitude, because they

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hear well, what the point is. A child from zero to three and

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from three to seven is that he
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time of teaching him to learn to
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You' re gonna let him loose. Then at what point he' s

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going to form that. So,
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that if he feels sugar is sweet, I want sugar. If he feels

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like chance is salty, I don' t want to use it because you

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' re going to leave him some
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s a mistake. You do it
in your daughter' s life exactly,

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so that' s a comfort.
Another problem I see today is also the

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children from zero to ten, from
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One is teaching him how to educate
him to live in the future. I

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mean, I can' t be
complacent about everything, because at this stage

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you have to learn, to live, to choose, to have limits,

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and I' m training so that
when I' m that old you are

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capable. I mean, how do
you think a child without limits in the

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house is going to get to school
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prophecy. How you think that a
child who doesn' t respect the father

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figure, that there' s no
hierarchy exactly how you think that when that

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boy goes to work, he'
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he' s going to put him
in place and tell him what he

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believes, because he' s at
home, because they understand, understand,

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what we do outside the house is
exactly what we learn inside the house,

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because there' s no other room
for that. So you have to assume

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that model. I mean, I
have to show my son what I want

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him to do daddy calls you tell
him I' m not here. You

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can' t watch TV here at
such an hour and the first one you

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learn it from him. So understand, the kids, they record what they

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see just like us, that is, we watch an adult movie, and

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everything we' re here we know
that reality is a lie, that that

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' s a movie that can be
anecdotal, that can represent, but we

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all know that it' s not. It' s a recreation, it

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' s a recreation of a reality. Then the son, when he goes

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out on the street, must understand
that all the madness he sees out there

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is not reality. Then you have
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There' s just one way to
get the taste of being a parent,

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that is, when you get the
taste for it, get up early,

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take it to the play, watch
the doll and laugh along with it,

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go to birthdays and be there to
say that doesn' t matter.

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Stand up, keep going to play. That' s being a dad,

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that' s me I have to
be wherever I want to be, that

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they stand that he feels the most
important thing about a father. When you

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feel in your heart that teas don' t matter, you feel that someone

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is there for you if something happens
to you. When I visit my children

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out of the country, although they
already stay and have, I always make

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a side and tell them you will
always be my son and any problem that

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is present, you can count on
me and you can call me at any

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time in any situation I am going
to give you what I always give you

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what I have, then pass that
on to a child knows the sense of

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security that gives him. It'
s like when you have a friend,

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that you know he has a problem, that you know that let me call

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a friend. So I don'
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fits, but hopefully and that many
people of the people who are listening can

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understand clearly. What I mean is
so important what you point out and for

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you and you started by saying that
where one first starts, where one learns

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everything and where one emulates everything and
who is its main influence, is your

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mom, your dad and what happens
is that the exact home and that gets

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to such a degree that maybe a
lot of people don' t know.

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I have a lot of friends who
tell me. Well, I voted.

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I' m a fighter because Mommy
Daddy was a fighter and I always believed

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in the one I grew up in
that influence. Or I' m an

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eagle because Daddy and Mommy were an
eagle. Or in my house there'

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s a problem like I called myself
better with Papil was a liseist and I

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and Mommy was an eagle and that' s why I went with ELISEI.

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That, of course, speaks of
the impact and scope that a child has

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when he feels that he shares clearly
and goes according to the things that are

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pleasing and that are rewarding to his
mother and father. So, if you

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lose sight of that, let'
s just remind you of how you made

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the decision to go to one team
or another. Well, because it might

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well have been at school, it' s just that a pana told you

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you should be fucked exactly, and
you didn' t choose to be the

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team that was the pana, but
the team that saw your dad break a

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chair. My dad. I remember
watching the sagi games being paid for by

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the television and when I was losing
and I was squeaking out and you were

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going out, I was a savvy
eagle and that' s how I was

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paying for you. But that still
has a huge influence on the same way

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you go with the rest. I
mean, it seems like Don Luis in

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Plantaparti is counting on me. I
agree with what you say. What I

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tried was perhaps the example in a
proper way, but I completely agree with

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no. What you say brings up
my personality. What one is exactly.

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There' s a percent that comes
in your genes that you' re going

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to have at the time of conception, because it has to be made clear

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that people aren' t born female
or male is conceived the moment they conceive

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you. There' s everything.
Yeah, there' s your sex,

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your color. It' s all
there. There' s a hundred and

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sixty seventy that' s inheritance comes
in your gennes. But there' s

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another one you mean is the one
he sees, the environment, the life,

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everything he sees and hears well.
As long as when I' m

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recruiting people and I have to evaluate
their character, you always ask and that

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strong character to the woman of what
is my dad' s and that was

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here. You think everyone has to
have who. You came out of a

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fight that you' re gonna look
like an old woman that Dad' s

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gonna show up to his mom.
So that' s the big responsibility you

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have. So there' s a
component that' s learning, observation,

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repetition, because that you gave a
San Antonio in your house, that'

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s no problem. The problem you
did every day. I am because they

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wouldn' t let me say it. But after I had freedom and he

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ate me, I became self-
sufficient. But in my house was the

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San Antonio a f a flor de
fur. Then mine, too, you

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don' t put me in my
house. It' s why you say

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bad words. I mean who this
bot has gone out to where he'

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s heard the two of you like
where you' ve heard it. Once

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my mom was listening to the rhythm
of the morning and I stayed dominating.

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He even told me in the pleberia. You think there' s your dad.

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Then we have a big commitment to
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s that you' re passing on
to someone really part of you the part

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that he brought in. And for
God' s sake, I' ll

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reassure you that you spend more time
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than at home. Then you have
to form it and you have to understand

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that. They are going to repeat
and they are going to do what they

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see you do and being a parent
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complicated, because it involves a lot. So, in the case of the

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general manager, it' s the
same point read about general get, the

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fact that you were the one who
put the company and you know business and

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you know about it and you know
how to import and you know how to

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build and you know how to manage
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That doesn' t necessarily prepare him
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the general manager, like the dad, that is, the general manager,

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is responsible for everything that happens.
I' ve had some very interesting cases.

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When I' m talking to the
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' s only one problem. You
are the owner, that is, how

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you think I can accept a complaint
to the father that the children, that

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my son does not want to obey
that son. But, bless God,

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who I' m talking to.
I' m talking to the guy,

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I' m talking to the dad. So that the employees here don'

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t meet the standard they see,
but you' re the owner, you

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' re the general manager, so
the function of the general manager in the

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broad sense is to hire people who
believe in him in what he believes in

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his vision, because that' s
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He' s really getting that way. I think it' s simple

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to set up a company or a
company so that in that company of yours

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you make and raise salary. Every
six months you raise salary in your company,

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you put it and if the performance
was good, no, no,

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no, no, it' s
not like that, then the general manager

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has a weight that you can'
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m exaggerating people, but you understand
the concept. I mean, it doesn

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' t matter. It' s
the general manager exactly and I agree.

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There' s a question. When
you are a student and you are not

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yet, you are not producing your
own income or not. It is very

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fond of the division of capital,
the extraction, the distribution of equitable profits

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and sva, etc. Until you
cash the first check you realize the state

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gets a pretty high percentage of what
you charge and you ask yourself, but

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why you have to keep my money
my son to redistribute. And the son

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learned to save gas when he had
his first car. Ah when he paid

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the first tank I remember that last
century there in Liseia, to the middle

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that one of the group had cart
and the parents and was a very advanced

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family in that and they lent us
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I don' t know how it
came to his hand, and I

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remember my friend sending me to tell
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and Dad was telling me to look. He' d pass me the key

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and tell me, look, why
that one' s on and this one

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' s on the gas. Ah, if I remember before the expensive they

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had two javings at Delanta' s
stage. So I was telling you,

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look, that was a power key, and this is the gas chart for

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gas. Then yes, it is
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But the point a father, for
example, the same thing we already told

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him a cable from the gasoline fleet, the cable he wired me, the

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cable. That function of responsible,
that is, the general manager, as

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a parent, is the one who
creates culture, said in a way in

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a company, has to happen whatever
he decides. Obviously, that union with

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him has to be careful that what
he said, that he decides is real,

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be practical, be honest, be
ethical. But after that he doesn

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' t know what' s going
on. Well, young general managers aren

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' t getting ready to be managers, they' re getting ready to have

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a company. And since they have
good relationships, they get contracts that'

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s okay. And that' s
all right. The problem is that you

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are general manager and over twenty years
ago Peter Broock wrote the book called management.

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Then everything in this world has principles, rules and rules. What is

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happening to today' s society,
which is violating all human principles and norms.

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And that' s not going to
look good, because they' ve

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wanted to convert society is one of
the societies. Yes, booklet, yes,

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everything is free. Yeah. The
problem is that everyone who goes out

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for the moon knows that there is
a law called the Law of Gravity,

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and everything that is done from here
to the moon. If they violate that

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law, that thing won' t
come in then there are a number of

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human principles. Of course, a
girl who comes to the menarch can start

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clear and can enjoy and can do
anything you want. But that' s

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against nature. Nature collects it.
It' s not God, it'

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s not God who collects it.
It' s nature. Same as what

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happens with the theme of trees,
rivers and everything you do, nature collects

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it. So, general manager,
you have to be expert at being general

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manager and believe me there' s
no other way than to study, there

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' s no way. It is
not possible because common sense is not going

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to be clear that there are many
of them that can arrive, but it

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takes fifteen years. So, when
what my experience has been, I loved

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it with one giving, a coaching
to a sixty- year- old lady

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in Panama. She works here,
that is a local company, but she

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' s in Panama and at the
second session she tells me that lady.

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But blessed be God, if I
had had that conversation with you fifteen years,

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ten years ago, I wouldn'
t have been going through this thing

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that I' m going through now. He spent ten years violating human principles.

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You can' t talk bad to
people. People stay here and they

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' re gonna obey you, but
that' s not gonna stay that way.

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You can' t make arbitrary decisions
and of course it' s going

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to work, but that' s
going to have its consequences. Everything in

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this world that you do violating a
principle is going to have a consequence.

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Or you think a hernia you have, you' re going to be a

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crazy goat. Yeah, yeah,
there' s gonna be a time when

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that ethnicity burst. So that'
s some famous crisis you' re going

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to emergency and the doctor said,
but they' re like ten years old

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with that there, and they always
make you the same story. Life doesn

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' t jump, life doesn'
t jump. Like I was fine now

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and I got depressed, not that
I had my money and I didn'

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t owe anyone and all of a
sudden, now it turns out that I

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owe half the world. No.
No, that was so. That wasn

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' t like that. So look
read instruct yourself what it means to be

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a parent, read and instruct and
Formese has to read, has to study

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and, obviously, today there are
professionals like us who don' t have

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to do magic. We just shorten
your way, so I' m not

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gonna stop you. We shorten it
and make it somehow as nice as it

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is and not as frustrating and you
don' t keep using it. Maybe

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an example of the friend next door
using a flour that doesn' t go

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for that cake. And then you
never get that bad guy in vic,

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so there' s people who throw
what it isn' t. And then,

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when you get to the teacher and
say but blessed is God, but

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of course that' s never gonna
come out, because the one you'

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re using the ingredients that aren'
t right, so don' t intrude

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so is that now there are people
who defend up to that of the kids

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and two more, two five.
He decided that five and it' s

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five of violence as a kind of
violence, an equal violence, a lot.

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Everything puts it all by some label
in the background, In the fodo,

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as the character of Chespirito said is
to avoid fatigue. Being a dad

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is complicated. Being a dad is
hard, especially from zero to ten is

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complicated. But today the wonder.
If you' re doing well, from

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zero to ten, from eleven to
fifteen, it' s going soft.

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And if later, in college,
in difficult times, you get over that,

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then you' re going to have
some grandchildren, happy, kids who

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will always want to go where mom
and dad will always want to be with

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you and they' ll always be
willing to support you and collaborate with you.

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Like my gifts they gave me,
they gave me my vial. I

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asked them for a vitrola, a
radius to m FM, that I only

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have to turn on a single button, a vitrola. Daddy was the last

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person I heard from civitrola. Okay, okay. Thanks to Don Luis Minaya.

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As always very interesting here, Don
Luis, today allowed us a small

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debate. I' m good that
it' s every now and then you

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don' t say it. Of
course, of course I agree. What

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you believe many things. The thing
is, my way is I don'

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t. What happens is that my
path is tortuous to reach the agreement,

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Don Luis, thank you very much, Luis Minaya, see already rayita below se o